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Robert Manni talks with spiritual teacher Rohini Maradi about the Akashic records, meditation, and intuition, framed through her journey from grief to self-acceptance. The conversation offers practical tools and a gentle reminder that inner guidance starts with recognising you are already enough.
46:53•26 Jul 2026
Tapping into the Akasha: Rohini Maradi on Trusting Your Inner Wisdom
Episode Overview
- The Akashic records are described as a living energetic field we are already part of, rather than a distant mystical library guarded by gatekeepers.
- Consistent meditation and learning to "step behind" mental loops helps create the inner quiet needed to sense Akashic information.
- The first flash of insight is often the genuine message; the mind’s later commentary tends to distort or overcomplicate it.
- Journalling, especially writing daily from a place of gratitude, can strengthen the link between subconscious patterns and conscious awareness.
- Rohini’s core message is that each person is already enough as they are, and inner guidance becomes clearer as self-acceptance grows.
“That you are enough, that you are completely enough right here, right now. You don't have to change anything about yourself.”
What can we learn from those who have battled addiction to self-doubt and found a more spiritual way of living? This conversation on UK Health Radio’s Guys Guy Radio leans into that question by looking at the Akashic records as a tool for personal growth and healing. Host Robert Manni chats with spiritual teacher and Akashic records specialist Rohini Maradi, whose book *Tapping into the Akasha* grew out of deep grief after losing her daughter to SIDS.
Rather than presenting the Akasha as a mystical library guarded by gatekeepers, Rohini explains it as a living energetic field that we’re already part of. As she puts it, "We just have to be open and shed enough, be like, be honest enough and present enough so that we can hear what it's saying." You’ll hear how Rohini moved from feeling "not worthy enough" to access spiritual guidance to realising that self-worth is central to any inner work.
She breaks down simple, practical ways to use meditation as "medication" for the mind, including a step-by-step process to sit, breathe, and gently shift awareness behind the third eye so information can arise more clearly. The chat also touches on journalling, hypnotherapy, and intuition as everyday tools for tuning into inner wisdom, plus how grief, stress and modern tech noise can drown out that quiet inner voice.
Instead of promising quick fixes, Rohini keeps bringing the focus back to presence, self-acceptance, and the idea that your life purpose is more about how you are than what you achieve. For anyone in recovery, dealing with loss, or simply tired of feeling "not enough", this episode offers a calm, grounded reminder that you already carry the guidance you’re looking for. Could learning to get quiet and trust yourself be the next step on your healing journey?
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