Acasma Community Anthology

Many Journeys. One Shared Expression.

Acasma Community Anthology Project

We are creating a community anthology, a published collection of stories, personal essays, poetry, reflections, and artwork from members of the Acasma Quantum Energy community around the world.

This project is an invitation to pause, reflect, and share how Acasma Quantum Energy has impacted your life experience.

Whether your experience has been profound, subtle, life-changing, or quietly transformative, we invite you to share it.

Your story does not need to be dramatic, polished, or perfect.

It simply needs to be honest. Your voice matters.

A Personal Invitation

Over the years, I have received thousands of messages from people sharing how Acasma has touched their lives.

Some of those messages I have carried with me for years.

This anthology is my invitation to gather those voices into something lasting.

Whether your experience has been profound or subtle, complete or still unfolding, I would be honored to consider your contribution.

I can’t wait to see what we create together.

Honored to be this space with you,

A.L. Garris

Why This Book Should Exist

For years, people from around the world have shared their experiences through emails, letters, voice messages, direct messages, testimonials, conversations, and unexpected packages.

Some stories have been profound.
Some have been quiet.
Some have been difficult.
Some have been joyful.
Each one has been unique.

Over time, we realized these stories deserved to be honored, preserved, and shared.

The Acasma Community Anthology Project was born from that realization.

This book is not about Acasma. It is not intended to explain AQE from the outside.

It is about the people who have experienced it. It is intended to reflect the lived experience of our AQE community.

Their journeys. Their discoveries. Their challenges. Their transformations. Their moments of remembering.

And the many ways those experiences continue to unfold.

Contributor Types

First-time writers, poets, and artists are highly encouraged to participate.

You may submit written work, artwork, or both.

We believe stories and creative expression reflect the diversity and individuality of our Acasma community.

Our intention is to create a respectful and resonant body of lived experiences that reflects the many ways human beings experience growth, awareness, healing, and transformation within the AQE community.

Submissions will be accepted from June 15, 2026 - August 31, 2026.

Created By Our Community

This anthology is more than a collection of stories.

This is a community-centered project from beginning to end.

Community members will also be invited to help shape the project through participation in the selection of:

  • Book title ideas

  • Subtitle concepts

  • Cover direction

  • Visual themes

  • Creative direction

The final book title and cover will be chosen with community input and participation along with editorial and publishing guidance.

Our intention is for this book to feel like something we created together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Different Journeys. Shared Destination.

There is no perfect way to contribute.
There is no “right” kind of story.
There is no transformation that is too small to share.

Every contribution represents a unique perspective within the larger tapestry of our community.

This anthology exists because people have been willing to share their experiences, their insights, their creativity, and their hearts.

Whether your Acasma Quantum Energy experience has been quiet or profound, complete or still unfolding, your voice has a place in this collection.

If you feel called to add your voice, we ARE honored to consider your contribution.

Submissions will be accepted from June 15, 2026 - August 31, 2026.

You Don’t Need to Tell Your Whole Story

Many people hesitate to contribute because they think they need to write their entire life story.

You don't. Some of the most meaningful submissions may come from:

  • a single realization

  • one unforgettable moment

  • a piece of artwork

  • a letter

  • a photograph

  • a simple reflection

Start where your heart naturally wants to begin. Then flow into the prompts if they are helpful.

BEFORE & AFTER PROMPTS

Before Acasma….

What was your relationship with yourself, your life, your healing journey, or your understanding of reality before discovering Acasma?

What Changed?

What feels different today than it did before? Give us a glimpse into your experience.

The change can be dramatic, subtle, emotional, or still unfolding. Your story matters.

A Moment You’ll Never Forget

Was there a particular experience, activation, class, gathering, conversation. or realization that stayed with you long after it ended? Why? Tell us about it.

For additional writing inspiration, watch the Writing Workshop - Week Four Acasma Summer Camp 2025 with Jamilynn.

EVERYDAY LIFE PROMPTS

How has Acasma impacted your daily life?

What is different in the way you think, feel, respond, communicate, make decisions, navigate challenges, experience your vastness?

What does “transformation” look like for you? Not the big moments. The ordinary ones. What has changed in your everyday life that someone else might overlook or understand the significance of the change?

What have you stopped doing?

Sometimes growth is revealed not in what we gain, but in what we no longer need. What patterns, habits, fears, beliefs, reactions, struggles, or interactions have become lighter?

What did you need to unlearn?

What assumptions, expectations, identities, or stories about yourself began to shift?

How have your relationships changed?

Think about family, partners, friends, colleagues, community, and your relationship with yourself.

SELF-DISCOVERY PROMPTS

Before Acasma….

What was your relationship with yourself, your life, your healing journey, or your understanding of reality before discovering Acasma?
What were you searching for, even if you couldn’t put it into words at the time?
What did you hope might be possible?

What Changed?

What feels different today than it did before?
How do you respond to situations differently today than you once did?
What has become easier?
How has Acasma Consciousness influenced your inner awareness, relationships, sense of purpose, connection to Self, or your understanding of energy, consciousness, wholeness, and personal responsibility in this now?
How has your relationship with your Self changed?

The change can be dramatic, subtle, emotional, or still unfolding. Your story matters.

A Moment You’ll Never Forget

Was there a particular experience, activation, class, gathering, conversation. or realization that stayed with you long after it ended? Tell us about it.

SHORT FORM PROMPTS

Not ready to write an essay? That’s ok! Your contribution does not need to be long to be meaningful.

You might choose to submit:

  • A single meaningful story

  • A sentence Andrea has said that you have never forgotten

  • A note to someone new to Acasma Quantum Energy

  • A poem

  • Song lyrics

  • A reflection on one moment

  • Describe the moment when you realized something in your life was beginning to shift

  • A short personal insight of how Acasma has changed your understanding of your now experience

  • A post from an Acasma community member in our Discord chat space gave you new insight into your own experience and relationships

Honor what resonates with you.

CREATIVE EXPRESSION PROMPTS

Not every story needs words. You might create:

  • a painting

  • a drawing

  • a digital illustration

  • a photograph

  • a collage

  • a mixed-media piece

Then consider including a short paragraph about what inspired your work and how it relates to your experience with Acasma.

For artists, photographers, poets, and other creatives:

If your Acasma journey had a color, symbol, image, or landscape, what would it be?

What experience are you trying to capture through your artwork?

Is there a visual metaphor that represents your Acasma journey?

What inspired this piece?

For additional creative inspiration, watch the Acasma in Art & Sound - Week Seven Acasma Summer Camp 2025 with Quantum Cate.

WRITE A LETTER PROMPTS

  • A letter to a friend explaining what first drew you to Acasma.

  • A letter to your past self, before Acasma.

  • A letter to someone just discovering Acasma.

  • A letter to Andrea.

  • A letter to the Acasma community.

  • A letter to Consciousness.

  • A letter to the version of you that almost gave up.

  • A letter to your inner child.

  • A letter to your future Self.

  • A letter to your Higher Self.

  • A letter to a deceased love one who didn’t get a chance to witness the new version of you since you have remembered who you ARE.

TRANSFORMATION PROMPTS

  • What is different in your every day life today?

  • What would surprise your younger self about who you’ve become?

  • If you could speak to the version of yourself before Acasma, what would you say?

  • What would surprise your younger self about who you've become?

  • What have you remembered about yourself?

  • How do you respond to situations differently than you once did?

  • What has become easier?

  • What have you stopped carrying?

  • What now feels natural that once felt impossible?

  • How has your relationship with yourself changed?

  • Has Acasma influenced your family, friendships, or work relationships?

  • What does connection mean to you now?

  • What has changed in your life that you may never have expected—but now can't imagine living without?

REMEMBER…

We are not looking for perfect writing.

We are not looking for the “best story” or “best poem” or “best art submission”.

We are not looking for the most dramatic transformation.

We are simply inviting authentic reflections from real people whose lives have been touched by Acasma Quantum Energy.

Your voice matters exactly as it is.

Submissions will be accepted from June 15, 2026 - August 31, 2026.

Submission Details

We are looking for submissions that are:

  • honest

  • reflective

  • personal

  • grounded

  • emotionally authentic

  • thoughtful

  • accessible to a broad audience

Contributors do not need to write in a highly polished or literary style. What matters most is sincerity, clarity, and personal resonance.

Recommended writing length:

  • Minimum 500 words

  • Maximum 3,000 words

If your story falls outside these ranges but feels important to share, you may submit it.

We encourage contributors to share thoughtfully and within their own emotional comfort level.

Please avoid:

  • medical claims

  • promises of healing or guaranteed outcomes

  • naming private individuals without permission

Contributors may withdraw their submission prior to the designated editorial lock date of November 15, 2026.

Project Timeline

The Acasma Community Anthology project will follow a structured publishing process including:

  • Open submission period June 15 - August 31, 2026

  • Editorial review and revision October 15, 2026

  • Editorial lock date November 15, 2026

  • Publication (High Five & Group Hug!) January 15, 2027

Contributors selected for publication will receive a Contributor Agreement, Media Release, and Submission Guidelines before publication. Submission does not guarantee inclusion in the final anthology. Individual experiences shared within the anthology represent personal perspectives and do not constitute medical, therapeutic, or guaranteed outcome claims. Contributors are encouraged to exercise personal discernment and seek appropriate professional support when needed.