Deceased Loved Ones - Exploration

Deceased Loved Ones

From the perspective of the Akashic Records, death is not an ending.

It is a change in form, a shift in how relationship is expressed.

Those we love do not disappear when they leave the physical world. Their consciousness, wisdom, and energetic connection remain available—especially when there is love, shared history, and soul agreement between us.

Deceased loved ones can and do support us in this lifetime, but not by controlling outcomes or interfering with free will. Their support comes through guidance, steadiness, insight, encouragement, and energetic reinforcement—particularly when we consciously invite them into our lives.

How Deceased Loved Ones Help Us

Deceased loved ones often support us in these ways:

·      Holding steady energy during times of growth or transition

·      Offering perspective when emotions feel overwhelming

·      Strengthening qualities we are developing, such as courage, discipline, confidence, or compassion

·      Reminding us who we are when we forget our own strength

·      Amplifying our intentions when we are working on something meaningful

They do not “hover” or watch every detail of our lives. Instead, they step forward when their specific energy, experience, or relationship is helpful.

Why Ancestral and Familial Support Is Different

When a deceased loved one is related to us—especially a parent or grandparent—the Akashic Records describe a different depth of knowing.

They know us not only as souls, but as family.

They know our patterns, our sensitivities, our humor, our fears, and our strengths. They have loved us in human form, which allows them to support us in ways that feel familiar, grounding, and deeply personal.

Recently, I pulled this card for myself. What it meant to me was clear: my father and both of my grandfathers want to help me with a project I am currently working on—one that requires a strong foundation of masculine energy.

This isn’t about gender in the physical sense. It’s about qualities traditionally associated with masculine energy: structure, protection, steadiness, clarity, confidence, and follow-through.

They know me well. We are related. They understand how I move through the world, where I hesitate, and where I am strongest. Because of that shared history and love, they can support me in a different way—one that feels both practical and deeply reassuring.

Choosing to Work With Deceased Loved Ones

Just as with all of our guides, support from deceased loved ones is always by invitation.

They do not impose themselves. They wait for acknowledgment, openness, and consent.

When we consciously choose to work with them—whether through intention, prayer, reflection, or simply speaking their names—we strengthen that connection.

This kind of support does not replace our own effort. Instead, it walks alongside us, offering reinforcement as we do the work we are here to do.

We are never required to walk alone—but we are always invited to choose who walks with us.

Journaling Prompts

·      Which deceased loved ones do I feel naturally drawn to for support right now, and why?

·      What qualities or strengths did they embody that I could use more of in my life today?

·      Where in my current life or projects would ancestral or familial support feel most helpful?

·      What fears or beliefs do I hold about working with deceased loved ones, and where did those come from?

·      How might my life shift if I trusted that I am supported by love beyond the physical?

Affirmation

I choose to work with the loving support of my deceased loved ones.

I honor our connection, trust their guidance, and allow their wisdom to strengthen me as I move forward.