Late Night Health Radio

The Akashic Way

·45 min·4 clips
Mary Medeiros recounts how the State Department ordered CBS News to retract a confirmed report about Anwar Sadat's assassination.
The episode begins with host Mark Allen introducing guest Mary Medeiros, a friend and former media professional. Mary recounts her career at CBS News, where she worked during events like John Lennon's death and Anwar Sadat's assassination. She describes how the State Department pressured CBS to recant accurate reporting. Mary then discusses her experiences editing graphic footage from terrorist attacks in Beirut, highlighting the stress of censoring reality for the public. The conversation shifts to media ethics, with Mary criticizing modern journalism for lacking storytelling and being opinion-driven. Mark transitions to Mary's current work with the Akashic Records. Mary explains this as a divine quantum field that records every soul's lifetime experiences, accessible through higher consciousness. She notes connections to figures like Edgar Cayce and Dr. Joe Dispenza. Mary describes how the records can be opened for locations or individuals to understand themes and probabilities, but not for precise predictions. She shares her personal journey into spirituality, influenced by metaphysical interests while still in media. Mary emphasizes that all people are beings of light and love, even those who commit harm, attributing negative actions to a lack of self-love awareness. She discusses restorative justice and the collective ego, arguing that love is the solution to global issues. The episode concludes with Mary promoting her book and website, and Mark inviting her back for future discussions.

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A loose radio conversation turns public uncertainty toward Mary Medeiros's Akashic Records practice.

The Akashic Way sets private healing against a wider mood of public uncertainty. Mark Allen's conversation with Mary Medeiros begins with a loose, funny reset over her name, then settles into burnout, alignment, and the Akashic Records, which Medeiros frames as a way of…

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You want a spiritual lens for burnout that can wander from inner healing into phone footage, public trust, and what it means to bring light to uncertain times.

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