Bill Sanda

I never grew up with spirituality. My family didn’t go to church, didn’t talk about God, and had little interest in religion. But when I was 11 years old, something happened that changed my life forever. I was walking home from baseball practice—baseball was my first love back then—when I heard a voice in my head. It wasn’t my own. It was clear, direct, and unlike anything I had ever experienced. It said:

"God does not live outside of you. God lives within you. You are God."

I stopped in my tracks. I had never read a Bible, never sat through a Sunday school lesson, never had any exposure to anything remotely spiritual. And yet, here was this voice speaking profound truth to me. It went on to explain that God wasn’t some male figure with a beard casting down judgments and thunderbolts, but rather a presence within all of us. It wasn’t a warning, and it didn’t frighten me—it simply was.

I went home and told my parents. Their response? “This kid’s weird.” And that was the end of the conversation—for them. But for me, the seed had been planted. For the next twenty years, I carried that moment with me, without knowing where to put it.

I pursued a traditional path, becoming an engineer and working in the nuclear power industry. My left brain dominated—logic, structure, precision. But the right side of my brain never shut off. There was always this undercurrent, this awareness of something more. And then, in the 1980s, I encountered the work of Werner Erhard and EST training.

Werner was a pioneer in transformation and self-awareness, and his work cracked me open. Through EST, I met Fernando Flores, a brilliant Chilean thinker who had survived the Pinochet regime and later became a senator. I trained in ontological design with him—a deep study of what it means to be human. That was a turning point. I started to see the threads of my own journey weaving together. The logic of my engineering mind met the vast, limitless potential of the unseen.

In the 1990s, I met a walk-in named Byando, which was another profound awakening. Walk-ins are souls who enter a body mid-life, bringing with them a new purpose and path. Through Byando, I learned about vibrational healing and the power of frequency. That’s when I discovered light language—the energetic resonance of sound that bypasses the mind and speaks directly to the soul.

In 2010, everything crystallized. I realized that I had a gift—one that had been growing inside me since I was 11. I wasn’t meant to just understand energy; I was meant to work with it. The Akashic Records became my medium, but my approach was different from anything I had seen before. I don’t do standard Akashic readings. I don’t tell people their past lives in a narrative format. Instead, I work with the impact of their past lives—how their history affects their relationships, health, money, and personal power in the present moment.

I use frequency conversation, primarily through light language, to shift energy at a deep level. Light language is not meant to be understood analytically; it works on a vibrational level, moving beyond mental barriers and realigning a person with their true self. My purpose is simple but profound: to empower people to step beyond the weight of their past and into the highest expression of who they truly are.

People tend to shape their future based on their past memories—on their traumas, their conditioning, and their stories about themselves. But the past does not define who we are. My work is about helping people remember—not their old patterns, but their essence. The love, joy, compassion, and creativity that have always been within them.

I’ve spent decades walking this path, refining this work, and guiding people through transformation. It’s not about fixing anyone—because no one is broken. It’s about awakening. And I am honored to do this work every single day.