Welcome to the third issue of The Invitation, where each week I share a question to explore in your Akashic Records or through self-inquiry so you can connect with yourself, trust your intuition, and invite miracles into your life.

This week, I invite you to explore the question, What does my soul want me to know today?

It’s truly one of my favorite questions to bring into the Records during my morning meeting with the board (aka my spiritual team). This practice has become an anchor, a way to ground myself before the day begins. It’s never about finding the “right” answer, it's about receiving what I most need in that moment. At times, the message feels big and expansive. Other days, it’s simple and grounding. And often it’s the same reminder returning again (and again and again) because I’m still learning to embody it.

Some messages arrive as deeply personal. Others speak to my business or a relationship dynamic I’m navigating. There are days when the Records affirm something I’ve been sensing, and days when they bring through something I never expected. Whatever it looks like, it always shifts how I step into my day, from a place of listening, not doing.

I share this with you because your soul also has guidance waiting for you. It doesn’t have to be dramatic or life-altering to matter. More often, it’s something gentle: a breath, a pause, a reminder that you’re not alone in what you’re carrying. My hope is that this question offers you a soft place to land each week, an invitation to listen inward and trust what you hear.

HOW TO EXPLORE THIS QUESTION IN YOUR RECORDS:

When you open your Records, bring this question with you: What does my soul want me to know today?

Take a few slow, deep breaths before you begin. Place your hand on your heart or rest your palms open in your lap, whatever feels most supportive. Let yourself fully arrive. When you ask the question, let it be soft and open-ended. You’re not searching for the “right” answer, you’re creating space to listen.

As you sit with it, notice what comes up. It may be words, images, memories, or a quiet feeling in your body. Guidance doesn’t always arrive in grand or dramatic ways. More often, it’s subtle, a gentle nudge, a reminder you’ve heard before, or something that surprises you completely. Write down whatever arises (even and especially if it feels ordinary).

If you’d like to go deeper, you can ask:

• Why is this guidance important for me today?
• How can I bring this into the way I move through my day?
• What is keeping me from trusting this message fully?
• Why might this reminder be showing up again?
• How will embodying this guidance support me and those around me?

Trust whatever arrives. Even the simplest insights, like rest, pause, or the reminder that your path is unfolding in perfect, divine timing, can carry the medicine you need in this moment.

If you're new to the Records or looking to deepen your practice, I recommend taking my How To Read The Akashic Records Course (for a limited time, use the code ABUNDANCE for $111 off), which will teach you the exact framework I use for myself and my clients, including the Universal Akashic Prayer and Guided Grounding Meditation. Learn more & join here.

HOW TO EXPLORE THIS QUESTION THROUGH SELF-INQUIRY:

You don’t need to open your Records to connect with your soul’s wisdom. This question can meet you wherever you are, with your journal, on a walk, or even in the middle of a busy day when you remember to pause.

Ask yourself: What does my soul want me to know today?

Don’t push for an answer. Let whatever comes be enough. It might be a single word, a phrase, or a feeling that rises when you give yourself space to listen.

Here are some prompts you can sit with:

• What feels most important for me to remember right now?
• Why might my soul be offering me this reminder today?
• How can I honor this message in small, tangible ways?
• What shifts in me when I let this guidance be true?

Notice how your body responds. Sometimes the answer brings a sense of relief, a softening in your chest or shoulders. Sometimes it sparks clarity or energy. And other times it’s quiet, just a gentle reminder to carry with you.

There’s no need to judge or over-analyze what comes through. The practice is simply asking and giving yourself space to listen. Over time, you’ll start to notice patterns in the reminders you receive and feel more supported as you move through your day.