Akashik communion

Akashik is a word from ancient Vedic, the language of the people, sometimes called Aryans, who moved in from Iran and countries north of it into what is now India, bringing the Sanskrit language and the moral literature, such as the Mahabharata and the Upanishads, that became the basis for the Hindu religion. (Another migration stayed in Iran, becoming what came to be called Zoroastrianism (Mazdayazna) and which became the religion of the Persian Empire, led by Cyrus, who (gently) conquered most of Persia and Mesopotamia.
In Vedic thought, akashik is typically used with a second word: akashik record. The idea is that the personality, memories, and moral values of an individual, which some might call a soul, is somehow preserved is some way that can ascend after death, participate in reincarnation, and so forth.
It apparently does not include intelligence, which seems to be localized in brain neural nets, and to propagate from parents to offspring genetically.
Some of my friends might exclaim, “Oh no. Jon has gone over to new age mysticism.” Yes these concepts are sometimes used by “mystics” or “spiritualists”, but this article proposes that they can be examined scientifically, if not rigorously.
Theory of the akashik field
The theory is that what we call a mind or consciousness is not localized to a brain or some neural subnet thereof, but holographically distributed over the entire brain, and perhaps beyond. As with a holograph, any part of it can be used to reconstruct the rest, though perhaps with lower resolution. In this concept, the neurons are not the mind, but like instruments of an orchestra, for which the mind is a composition being played. The composition can in principle be separated from the instruments, and stored somewhere, perhaps to later be played by other instruments.
This suggests that brains are somehow quantum entangled, although entanglement us usually found only in small systems. Within neurons there are small objects called “microtubules”, of unknown function, that might mediate such entanglement. The holographic mind is then an akashik field.