It’s a bit tricky to be honest but once you get the hang of it; easy peasy.
There’s two things to consider. One is how to have consciousness without a body, and two, how to turn that consciousness into thinking that is substantial enough for a diary but etheric enough for the akashic records.
It took me a really long time to realize my consciousness. It’s like I was dreaming but I didn’t have enough awareness to realize I was an “I“ who was dreaming. It happened gradually. I noticed that I would have the same kind of dream repeatedly. This made me realize that I was an entity having the same kind of experience over and over again. It woke me up in a slight way. So now I knew I was me but I still had a long way to go to realizing that I could have volition regarding thinking. When this happened it was like growing wings. I was delighted. But then again, it took a long time to realize that this thinking was something that could somehow exist for more than just myself.
In these dreams I started noticing the effect of thinking on other entities. This is when I began to choose thoughts which in turn led to creativity. Once I realized I could be creative with my thoughts, I was on my way.
How I found my way into the Akashic Records is very interesting when I look back.
My thoughts became more tangible, almost as if I could eat them, at least grab them with the hand that I didn’t have, but with some sense of corporality. I felt like I was collecting my thoughts to be deposited later. I didn’t know when or where this later would be but it didn’t matter because time was non-substantial. I had a vague notion of time and space but these I was yet to truly experience.
When it finally became time to make the deposit I had a large load of thoughts. The Akashic Records are located in the nodes of Indra’s Web.
What is significant is that each node reflects every other node and every other node reflects each node. This make deposits fairly easy. There’s always a node somewhere in your vicinity. This is important because it’s hard to hold a large quanity of thoughts for a long period of time. It’s better to deposit them regularly. This is how I established a sense of time. Each thought dump was a cycle in my bodiless but knowing existence.