Greg Martins

Greg began working with the Akashic Records in 1993 — a non-physical library of energy imprints for every person, place, and event in history. The Akashic Records are the primary source for Greg’s information on clients’ extraterrestrial connections, home star systems, Oversouls, and health conditions, as presented in his book, Star Journey Home.

Graduating from Holliston High School in 1979, Greg enrolled in the Aeronautical Engineering program at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. He earned his degree in May 1984 and joined NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, following two internships there.

Greg’s interest in metaphysical topics began during his high school years, when he explored meditation, dreams, out-of-body travel, the human energy field, and the existence of extraterrestrials and UFOs. After college, his spiritual journey deepened as he became actively involved in Lakota Native American spirituality and ceremonial practices — an engagement he enjoys to this day.

During the first 13 years of his NASA career, Greg focused on the mechanical development of Space Shuttle payloads. Often serving as the lead mechanical engineer, he contributed to the design of science-oriented payloads flown through Goddard’s low-cost and highly successful Spartan, Get-Away-Special, and Hitchhiker programs.

In 2002, midway through his career, Greg was accepted into NASA Goddard’s competitive two-year Systems Engineering Education Development (SEED) program. He graduated the following year with the experience and expertise required to lead NASA projects as a systems engineer. He went on to apply this training within the Mechanical Engineering Branch, specializing in the development of deployable mechanical systems for satellites.

A native of Holliston, Massachusetts — a picturesque New England town 30 miles southwest of Boston — Greg began playing acoustic guitar as a lifelong hobby. He released his first CD of original music, Live Your Passion, in 2002, followed by Stargazer in 2011.

After 35 years at NASA, Greg retired in 2018 and relocated to Sarasota, Florida, where he now lives. He continues to assist clients through his work with the Akashic Records and regularly performs music at local venues.