A Bedouin Experience in the Akashic Records

My latest journey into the Akashic Records was, once again, deeply insightful—one of those experiences that leaves you both amazed and quietly reflective. There’s something about this work that continues to surprise me. It reveals layers of history, emotion, and connection that I consciously know nothing about, yet somehow feel undeniable in the moment.

As I entered the Records with my client, the landscape immediately revealed itself: endless sand stretching in every direction, and at its centre

, a beautiful circular tent. There was a stillness to it, something sacred. I instantly sensed that we were stepping into a past life where my client had lived as part of a nomadic desert culture.

At first, I associated this with the Bedouin tribes I knew existed in places like Israel and across the Arabian deserts. But very strongly—almost insistently—I felt that we were in Iran. Naturally, my logical mind questioned this. It didn’t seem to align with what I thought I knew. But the guidance was clear, calm, and unwavering: this was where we were.

We approached the tent, and I understood that in order to access and clear this lifetime, we needed to step inside. What unfolded next was one of the most intriguing parts of the journey.

I could see my client dressed in black, her head covered. Initially, I thought of a burqa, but the energy felt slightly different—more like a traditional cloak or veil. What stood out most, though, was the sense that she was wearing something metallic over her face. Not just for protection, but as a symbol of silence.

She had taken a vow. She was guarding something sacred, something she was not permitted to speak about under any circumstances.

The weight of that silence was immense.

There was a deep knowing that if she had broken that vow—if she had spoken—there would have been consequences. Punishment. Perhaps even exile or worse. And what struck me most was that she was alone. This surprised me, as I had always associated nomadic desert cultures with strong tribal communities. Yet here she was, isolated, holding responsibility for something she could never share.

As we worked within this lifetime, it became clear how this energy had carried forward into her present life. My client often holds back from speaking openly about her spirituality. She questions herself, hesitates, and sometimes fears judgment or rejection.

And here it was—the root of that pattern.

Together, we were able to clear that contract, to release the vow of silence and the fear attached to it. In that moment, a powerful presence stepped in: Saint-Germain, bringing with him the violet flame. What made this even more special was that I later learned this is a guide my client already works closely with—something I had no prior knowledge of.

For me, that was such a beautiful confirmation. A reminder that when we enter the Akashic Records, we are truly working in alignment with our clients and their spiritual teams. We are guided, supported, and shown exactly what is needed.

But more importantly, it allowed my client to reclaim her voice.

To begin releasing the fear of being seen.

To speak her truth without the weight of past consequences.

To step more fully into who she is.

After the session, I felt curious about what I had seen—particularly the connection to Iran and nomadic desert life. While the term “Bedouin” is traditionally associated with Arab tribes from regions like Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Israel, I discovered that Iran has its own rich history of nomadic cultures.

Tribes such as the Qashqai, Bakhtiari, and Shahsevan have lived for centuries as pastoral nomads, migrating across the land with their herds, living in tents, and maintaining deeply rooted traditions. While culturally distinct from Bedouins, there are clear similarities in lifestyle, environment, and way of life.

Once again, I found myself in that space of quiet awe—where something experienced intuitively is later reflected, in some form, in the physical world.

And that, for me, is part of the beauty of this work.

The Akashic Records are not about proving or validating every detail. They are about transformation. About uncovering the patterns, beliefs, and energetic imprints that shape who we are today—and gently releasing what no longer serves us.

They allow you to reconnect with your truth.

To shift your mindset.

To step into your authenticity without fear.

If you feel drawn to this kind of work, trust that nudge.

Whether through the Akashic Records or other modalities I offer—such as EFT Matrix Reimprinting—the intention is always the same: to help you rewire old patterns, release limitations, and come home to yourself.

If you’re curious, you’re very welcome to explore this further. You can book a session or a free consultation to see if it resonates with you.

Much love,

Lorraine x