Las Vegas

Las Vegas

Asker: I want to ask a question concerning what I perceive to be from let’s say our standpoint uh an interesting and exciting maybe ability of your civilization which is as you put to uh scan uh either an individual or situation or event etc. Yeah. To have much more knowledge let’s say of again a person or event or whatnot than than maybe we would.

Bashar: Well you all have that ability. You’ve seen that ability exhibit among your own kind over and over and over again.

Asker: Yes. But let’s say maybe what I’m saying on a more mundane day-to-day uh mundane day-to-day event day-to-day form of consciousness. In other words, uh I see a vibration in your statement that is the answer to the question.

Bashar: The very fact that you define it as mundane is what prevents you from having the ability. Everything to us is amazing. Everything is amazing. So much so, every little thing that the tendrils of our curiosity reach out to penetrate the essence of every single event completely. There is no mundane reality to us. And so we reach out and we know it as we need to. That’s the secret. That’s the clue in that your reality very often defines that its day-to-day reality is mundane, matter-of-fact, par for the course, so on and so forth. Actually, thus gives you the ability to deny yourself the ability to see what there is to see.

Asker: Okay. So my question as as further directed then I’m I’m going to ask you a question concerning your perception your civilization’s perception let’s say of our planet uh on the level of let’s say maybe the city so what I’m saying is in other words which city well more than one or let’s say by comparison for instance we’re right now in Las Vegas Nevada I see so you may have whatever a general perception of this area this city this Las Vegas you may also have another perception of New York City or Los Angeles or other cities on this planet. And I’m just wondering what you see as maybe uh interesting or major differences if you would or how you would characterize either Las Vegas as compared to other cities or just any cities on this planet that may be uh seem to be maybe uh most different or whatever.

Bashar: I see. All right, we will give you an analogy so that you can scan along with us. Are you familiar with paprika? Have you ever tasted it?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: Las Vegas is paprika. Las Vegas tastes like paprika.

Bashar: Roll it around in our consciousness as you would on your tongue and simply thus extract from that what that taste puts us in touch with.

In the same way that you do when you taste something it gives you a certain feeling. It puts you in a certain state and from that state you understand certain things that are representative of the thing you have tasted and what it signifies to you as it interacts with you.

So the idea is that paprika to you will be a little bit different than paprika to someone else. Even though there may be a generalized agreement, right? But what it means to you, what significance you put into it will determine the information you extract from that experience.

And that is a very close analogy to how we scan the different layers of any civilization that we come in contact with.

Asker: Can you make any kind of comparisons to maybe if you could choose several other cities or whatever uh make the same kind of comments as far as how how they are perceived your civilization andor to make any kind of comments about comparison maybe one location region or city to another.

Bashar: Well again let us extend the analogy and again this happens on your planet already. If you have a particular association to the energy already in your mind of various cities and you make a comparison between those associations, even through the analogy we are using of describing a flavor to represent the city, then the comparison of those flavors tells you a lot about the different energies of those locations. Such as you might say that Las Vegas is paprika and your Hawaii is a mango. The difference between those two ideas tells you a lot about the nature of those two places. Again, just to continue this simplistic analogy.

Asker: So, just to continue the analogy and talking about those two situations or locations. Do you in fact uh view Hawaii as mango in?

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: So, for the purpose of this analogy, okay, so for the purpose of this analogy, in other words, if we’re looking Well, let’s say maybe it’s a matter of uh where am I going to live? I’ve got paprika over here and I’ve got mango over here. Correct. Now, you know, how do you relate the two? How is it possible to…

Bashar: Obviously you have a preference. Are you more excited about filling your mouth with paprika or mango? Now, this does not discount paprika. Paprika has value. Maybe in maybe to a lesser lesser volume of paprika, you know.

Asker: Well, there you go. Now, doesn’t that say something? Smaller taste of the…

Bashar: Yes. Because it’s more potent, more pungent. So, it requires a smaller taste.

Asker: And how does that reflect to the people who choose to live here for instance and taste it every day kind of thing?

Bashar: The idea is then that there are still depending upon the individual a number of ways to interact with that concept. For example, one individual in order to avoid numbing the senses might only allow themselves an extremely small amount of input from that location so that they can allow themselves to continue to exist in that location, which means on some levels they may be shutting down a lot of input. That’s one way to look at it.

Another individual may absolutely gorge themselves on the paprika because that’s what they love. They may be completely open to the total input of that idea and never tire of it.

There are any number of responses and reactions to that idea depending upon the individuals that happen to be partaking of that particular meal. But there are consequences to every response. But that’s what tells you what’s going on with that individual.

So for example, just to carry the analogy further, if we sense that the individual we are dealing with is intaking just a little bit of paprika just on the tip of the tongue, it might for example tell us therefore that they might be shut down in other areas in order to withstand the pungency of the place they have taken themselves.

And therefore, that might tell us that there might be some other place like Mango that they would prefer to be where they can allow themselves to be more open and partake more fully of what that place has to offer. That might be one way we interpret the energy that we pick up from them.

Asker: To continue this analogy to continue, but that’s just an example. Okay. To continue the analogy is is a prime aspect as viewed from your civilization of Las Vegas as we would probably perceive it to be that of being the gambling capital of the world or of our planet. In other words, does that aspect of of this being, you know, the gambling capital and the aspect of gambling, it comes across very strongly to us as an essence and an energy of, as you say in your colloquial language, all bets are off. Anything goes.

Bashar: It’s a vortex of open reality where anything can manifest in an instant in either direction. Meaning Las Vegas, this is the analogy we are continuing since that’s what you brought up. Yes, we are scanning it as an energy vortex that allows for any kind of manifestation to occur in the twinkling of an eye.

Asker: Possibly. Then for myself, that’s why maybe I enjoy living here is maybe viewed upon that way. I find it as an exciting place.

Bashar: You can, but also that doesn’t discount the idea that some individuals may ensconce themselves in that vibration to allow for the manifestation to occur in the twinkling of an eye. That is the manifestation of them immediately getting up and leaving the area as well. And I do not mean that in a derogatory way. Sometimes an individual will need to thrust themselves into a vortex of all possibilities in order to understand where it is they really want to be and thus then when they get that understanding leave and go to that place.

Asker: And one other observation after living here for a little over 20 years. Yeah. Seems as though many people uh living here at one point or another say, “Well, I’m going back home to where I was kind of where I grew up back east, maybe Minnesota, New York, wherever.” And it seems as though a high percentage of those people seem to come back out to Las Vegas. I’ve seen seems to have noticed that.

Bashar: Yes. And so happening a lot wondering, you know, what the comment there is concerning this place. I’m going to leave that up to you.

Past Life Connections, Family, and Barbara Anne Sherry**

Asker: Uh, I recently took a trip back to New York. I wanted to ask you about my uh my ex-wife, my connection with her.. past connections, associations between me, her, her family. We’ve always been like family, you know, myself and and her family.

Bashar: many people that you are incarnate with in this life, you have had many experience or are having many other incarnational experiences with and as such you do create a family pattern across the ages with many individuals and souls.

Asker: Yes, this is a large family. There was uh six boys, three girls, larger than you think. Mom and dad…

Bashar: If you include all the ones that are not physical with you in this life.

Asker: Yes. But what I’m asking is this group association have been together before.. could you give me more feedback? like uh recent past association.

Bashar: Why the specifics? What do you think a specific connection will do to help your understanding in this life? Understand certain associations such as be specific. Be specific about your relationship now and we will see what chords are struck about how the connections link to other lives. Be specific.

Asker: Well we even uh myself and my ex-wife between us even even because of our differences we’ve always stayed very close best friends. Yeah. Okay. And uh you know we we always feel like we’ve been you know associated with each other even in past lives and there have been many many forms that this has taken.

Bashar: You have been brothers you have been sisters. All right. And what other dynamics are involved?

Asker: Of what nature do you mean this? Be more specific. I’m trying to be specific, but but you’re not being specific.

Bashar: What we mean by be specific is call out some dynamic that exists now that puts you in touch as a reflection to a certain portion of your consciousness. And we will trace that specifically to what other incarnation it is connected to. But you’re asking so many generalities that we would have to give you a large chunk of the light in order to answer your question. How are the dynamics involved? The dynamics of what? The dynamics of the kind of communication you have, the way you talk, the words you use, the way you look at each other, the dynamics of whether you are kinesthetic or she is in that sense auditory, the dynamics of how you go shopping together, the dynamics of what programs on television you watch. What dynamics are you talking about?

Asker: Oh jeez. [Laughter] What dynamics do you really want to understand? Oh, the reason for the intense closeness even through all our differences over the years and everything, you know, we we’ve been because you are good reflections for each other. Yeah. And even her family. I mean, it’s like we’ve always been family. You know, then I’ll give it to you in the general way. You know what I’m saying? Like I…

Bashar: Yes, I do. I think this the reason for the intense closeness regardless of whether or not there have been incarnations and familiarity built up from that. The reason for any intense closeness of any type is because you are each the vibration that is appropriate for the other to see reflected in each other the things you need to see in order to know more of who you are. That’s the reason for any intense closeness that exists. Okay. Does that answer the question?

Asker: Yes, to a degree. But what I’m looking forward for is this association of people? Yes. Okay. When was our last group incarnation together? Are you exactly the same individuals incarnated in this reality?

Bashar: Yes. All of them. Not even one missing. All of them that are incarnate now.

Asker: Yes. 1750.

Bashar: All right. And where? And uh be a little more specific. Both in your Europe and in your North America. There was some traveling involved over time. Not everyone traveled from your Europe to your North America. And some of you that were incarnate in that time were already existing in your North America in a different culture. You are not all of the same culture. Probably European, Native American.

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: All right. Because But you are all incarnate. Even though you didn’t even all meet in that light. But you were all incarnate. That is the direct answer to…

Asker: Oh, I see. Yeah. I see what you’re saying. I’m talking about incarnate associations. You know, you know what I’m talking about. When other life were you all incarnate that you all knew each other? Yeah. That you all met in some way, shape or form.

Bashar: Yes, of course. You know, I find it 1642, England, France, Scandinavia, Germany, Italy, Spain.

Asker: Let me ask you this. What type of group was it? I mean it seems like you know again different groups in that time but in that life you all met through different callings through different occupations. You all one way or another ran across each other somehow had dealings with each other in business or in family somehow in that time frame.

Bashar: Yeah. Okay. All right. Does that answer the question?

Asker: Yes, it does to a degree. I just, you know, to me the whole maybe this is a dynamic of it, but uh what I’m trying to say is very rarely that so many people get together and we just fuse. You know, this is like from day one. You know what I mean? Like we all we understand.

Bashar: That’s because this is the time of transformation and many of the distended shall we say and extended families over time are now coming back together. It’s not that uncommon now.

Asker: Okay. Well, that does answer the question. Thank you. You weren’t being a little impatient, were you?

Bashar: No. We simply did not understand you.

Asker: Okay. Uh I wanted to ask you also my father-in-law John his uh wife had passed away in January. She was 39 years old. Her name was Barbara Anne Sherry. D. And uh is this the same Sherry that we spoke about before the drink? I felt like I was a little suic Irish American Catholic.

Bashar: Oh. All right. I know. Uh what could you…

Bashar: She is at this moment reliving an incarnation through her consciousness as a nun. We don’t want to disturb her revery. She has recreated the convent around her in spirit form. She is reliving and going through that life again right now. Replaying the tape, so to speak, of her consciousness and her experience in that light so she can understand the thing she needs to understand about that incarnation. We will disturb her no further. She is fine.

Asker: All right. Also, I wanted to know if you could uh give me something I could uh say to my my brother-in-law John maybe might help him out.

Bashar: I have told you all that I am allowed to say right now. She is in revery. She is in life review. She is recreating an ancient scenario for herself in spirit form to have the experience to understand herself.

One more. We will look for an access route.

If your John will light a candle and project that candle into her review scenario, she will at some point glance at the candles in the convent and notice that one of them is different.

And she will sense that it’s a connection to someone she loves and that will start the path open for a dialogue but it must be done gently in this way.

Asker: I wanted to ask you about baking sea salt. I’ve been told that the monatomic gold you can acquire from sea salt.

Bashar: It is present. Not necessarily in great quantities, but it is present.

Asker: And could your body absorb it through that?

Bashar: It can to some degree. Yes.

Asker: All right. Now, how about uh getting the sea salt and bathing in a bathtub?

Bashar: It is not just sea salt. It is many things in the ocean.

Asker: In the ocean. Yes. All right. All right. Okay. Thank you very much. Oh, oh, oh. Give my regards to your family.

Bashar: We are and I mean all of them. Listen, one one thing I wanted to clarify.

Asker: Yes. Just one thing. Yeah. All right. Cuz you you’ve mentioned this uh over the last few sessions. All right. That we don’t reincarnate the way we figure that we do. All incarnations are simultaneous.

Bashar: Yes, I understand that part of it.

Asker: Okay. Now, what I’ve heard you also talk about is you die. Not the same being per se reincarnates. The energy does, but the the being it’s like a shell or a facade or something.

Bashar: This is again just terminology. Okay. It is from one point of viewed that way. But again, you know that all this happens right now.

Asker: Yeah. All at once. Yeah.

Bashar: I’ve heard you explain it to people and it sound it sounds sounds like it clarifies it to a degree, but it’s we are describing an effect.

That’s why we’re not describing an absolute. We’re describing an effect of one point of view. When we talk about linear incarnation, we are describing an effect that rises from a particular point of view. It’s not the absolute truth. It’s just a truth depending upon the point of view and we happen to be describing it from that particular perspective at that moment. So all we’re doing is describing an effect of what it appears to be from that reality point of view. Okay? And thus when it appears that way it will have a certain impact upon the being perceiving it that way. The being will be able to glean a certain effect from that particular slice of the reality.

Asker: By the way, there are 227 million members in my family.

Bashar: That’s serious. It’s a Sonic. I mentioned that to point something out that may not have been immediately obvious. We know what you mean by your immediate family, but you do have a family of everyone on your planet. You are one family, too, since you’re all on Earth.

The Limousine Business, Desperation, and Releasing Anger

Asker: I uh was in uh Orange County in 1992. White County of Orange. I was in the limousine business there and I left to visit New York City and state.

Bashar: Are you going to bring up your family too?

Asker: No.

Bashar: Then we’ll allow you to proceed.

Asker: Okay. And well, I did visit um the home where I used to live. All right. In New York.

Bashar: And in a… You’re not related to the last questioner.

Asker: No. Although I thought that was a coincidence.

Bashar: I too. Yeah.

Asker: And u and so when I went back to Orange County, you know, we’re doing this just because we enjoy teasing him.

Bashar: Sounds good to me. All right. Easterners deserve a little teasing. All of you do. Tense place back there.

Asker: Yes. Okay. And so I came back to the gentle west and uh gentle west. Yeah. And uh found out that uh the IRS had uh taken over part of the company I was working for.

Bashar: All right, understood.

Asker: Okay. And uh and so I no longer had a job. I no longer had a car because my deal with them was that I had a personal limousine as part of my working for them.

Asker: So I went into a panic because I went… Is that another kind of car?

Bashar: No. I guess it’s certainly another kind of vehicle. It might be. And I’m still getting out. I’m still driving it. Oh, not too good. Not too good. All right. Time for a change.

Asker: Time for a change. Yes. And so what happened was I uh I got back and I I had no vehicle and in Orange County, you know, LA, Orange County area, a vehicle is necessary. And uh so uh after a couple weeks of riding the bus around, I definitely said so. And so I it was hard not to have a car. And so I uh uh heard about a guy that u his name was Al Bigalow. And my father’s name was Al. And there seemed to have been some connection there uh for me. And uh I went over to get the car. I had my landlord, the guy was running a room from to get what car? To to uh purchase.

Bashar: I see. All right. An old Cadillac.

Asker: Oh. All right. Yes. And so, and over the phone, we had an agreement. Yes. Uh, to buy this old car for probably $400. Yes. And then when I got over there, Yes. Uh, my landlord took me over there. Guy I was renting a room for who lived in the house also. Yes. Uh, this guy Albigalo just started toying with me and uh wouldn’t sell me the car. I see. So, for like 3 hours.

Bashar: And why did you choose to do this?

Asker: Because I kept holding the thought in my mind that he agreed on the phone to sell me the car for $400 and I wasn’t leaving there until I got the car.

Bashar: I see. And and why did you choose to do that?

Asker: Because I needed a car and there was a car and I had $400 and it was…

Bashar: But why did you choose to do it that way?

Asker: Because I was desperate.

Bashar: Ah. So you created a desperate scenario, right? And he played it. Full of com. It’s what you asked for.

Asker: Oh, that’s not what I planned on.

Bashar: It’s what you asked for.

Asker: How did I asked for it?

Bashar: Create a reality in panic. Get a panic response. Create a reality from desperation. Get a desperate reality.

Asker: Okay. So, how do I get out of that? I got real upset. I got real…

Bashar: Yes, of course. Angry. You were angry and upset to begin with, right? That’s why you got that reality. Then you just simply reflected the anger that was already there. Gave you an opportunity to discover what had already resided within you.

Bashar: The situation did not make you angry. The situation allowed you to reveal that you were already angry and that’s why that situation exists.

Asker: Oh, okay. Are you beginning to get the picture?

Bashar: Well, I hear it. And what is the anger all about? What can I do about it?

Asker: I think you have to start to relax and open up to the possibility that you could create your reality in the way you really want it to be without so much expectation of what you think you need to do that without thinking in such a limited way.

Bashar: Okay. Well, I saw an image of the person that I went to New York to visit.

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: And she and I had some intense karma together and it was real little real uh intense for me to be there and I felt like she was real needy and…

Asker: Yeah.

Bashar: So um how does this connect to what we were talking about though unless of course you are saying that karma is another kind of vehicle.

Asker: Oh yeah I would definitely say that actually I don’t know that it is I I don’t then why did you mention it?

Bashar: Well, because uh it happened when I uh was there visiting.

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: So, and then if it’s wrapped up in the ideas of self-discovery, self-doubt, all these things, then everything that you’re going to do is going to come out of all those things that came up within you. Okay? To give you an opportunity to assess what’s going on with you, okay? And to stop reacting to your reality and start responding to it. Start from scratch.

Bashar: Zero zero. If you wish, the image of what you call your odometer. Zero. Brand new.

Bashar: Well, are you willing to believe it?

Asker: No, I can’t. I… What? What comes up for me is I have anger in my lower stomach, right side of my body. All through about right here.

Bashar: About what?

Asker: Oh, about uh well, ever since uh this guy Alicas was…

Bashar: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Further back than that. Further back.

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: What are you angry about?

Asker: Um, well, I see an image of my father.

Bashar: Oh, thank you. Okay. I believe you have some work to do. Yeah. You need to get in touch with where your anger comes from so that you can stop creating scenarios in your life that constantly reflect the anger you have. The upset and the belief in your inability to have to have an easy life, an effortless vehicle. You are the vehicle. Your beliefs are the vehicle. Don’t be so cheap with your beliefs.

Asker: Okay? And how did that cross from visiting one past life, most recent past life to this one?

Bashar: And never mind. Never mind that. Stick with the present life for now. Okay. All you’re going to do is add more complications and more details than you’re capable of handling right now by bringing up any connections you may be making to any other life.

Asker: Okay. Well, I want to know how to get off my supposedly bad situation.

Bashar: Well, I just told you. I just told you. You have to go back to the original moment and feel the anger when it first came up and find out what beliefs were instilled within you in that original imprint.

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: But that means you’re going to have to feel it to replay the original anger and say what you rather would have said that you did not have the ability that you were not given the ability to say back then.

Asker: I see an image of France as a a priest and I will I understand that you may make connections to other lives but stay within this one first.

Bashar: When I got upset in this life the first time you remember being devalued and feeling that anger at your devaluation in this life.

Asker: Okay. Not right now.

Bashar: That is what will help you become a new vehicle and get a reflection of a new vehicle rather than creating scenarios that are simply representative of the fact that the vehicle, the primary vehicle, your beliefs are what need attending. Okay? All right. The beliefs are what get you where you need to go. Then when that is clarified, everything will reflect the clarity of that vehicle.

Asker: Okay? Again, I’m not just pushing my reality into being, but more you are allowing it by allowing you to be more of yourself by discovering who you actually are. Instead of recapitulating the belief systems and the feelings that are responsible from your parents, by discovering more of who you are, then your reality becomes more of a reflection of you and not them.

Bashar: So, find some help if you need it, but get in touch with the anger within you and clear it through.

The Dream of the Black Pill and Jins Singh

Asker: I dreamt I was 65 years old and ready to die. Nice. And I took a black capsule, black pill, and it was just going to put me in sleep. Very easily. And I was going to sleep kind of passing out and I had forgotten I’d taken like a Jin Singh energy pill earlier.

So, I was I was awake and asleep. I was kind of in limbo. I wasn’t I couldn’t I couldn’t go to sleep. I couldn’t die. And I couldn’t wake up.

Bashar: Fascinating. What this is symbolic of is the ability to remember that a long time ago, you originally knew your source of power. You knew you were an empowered being capable of anything. That is the symbol of the Jins Singh pill.

The black pill is the symbol of all the things that you have been fighting against. The resistances, the belief systems, the ideas of the physical reality that you chose to be born into that now have all come to a place where you know it’s time for a change. You know it’s time for a transition into a new life.

Then by allowing yourself to finally let go of all those old things, it put you immediately back in touch with the memory that you were in fact invigorated to begin with at your inception when you first came in, but that you forgot that over time and you allowed all the other things to pile up on top of it.

This is a very good dream that is representative of the fact that obviously now you are ready in your life to let go of all those things that have been covering up your original energy, your original memory of your innocence and your energetic childlike self. So you are making a transition being born into a new self as you die from the old one.

What’s going on in your life now that is changing in terms of either career or any other form of creative expression coming up now that you are about to undertake or want to?

Asker: Well, I’m I’m an artist and I’m a pool player and I’ve been living in a bartender for the last 13 years off and on.

Bashar: It’s time to get back to your basic self, your basic creative, expressive self. Whatever avenue or avenues you believe are most representative of that, I would suggest, you start doing it. Do you find that that’s too much to swallow?

Asker: No. I had that idea about…

Bashar: I suggest that you be bold about it. I suggest that you be very expressive about your art. Don’t hold back. Don’t hold back. Don’t hold back. Don’t hold back.

Asker: All right. Thank you. Yes. I have one more question.

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: What does smell like?

Bashar: Tastes like a mint leaf.

Asker: Mint leaf. In relation to my fresh.

Bashar: I’ll let you fill in the blank. Thank you. So that it can be your Paris and not just mine.

Galactic Travel, Venus, Rigel, and Celtic Salt

Asker: When you light in my vibrational universe, yes. When you travel to Earth, is there any time lag at all?

Bashar: No. Instantaneous. Once the jump occurs, it is instantaneous. There may be what you would perceive as some time lag in setting up the jump and some time lag in moving about in your reality to approach your planet. But the jump itself is instantaneous.

Asker: How do you experience that?

Bashar: You don’t. Not really in the way that you mean it. You simply all of a sudden become one and then you are focused again and you’re there because the idea is that you do in fact connect with everything in that timeless now, that timeless moment. It is something that isn’t really what you would call an experience per se.

Although you can be left with the feeling that you have experienced something, it doesn’t translate so much as an experience as simply a beingness. We know that that may not translate into your language very well, but that’s the best that can be done at our planet Venus.

Asker: Yes. Are there any monuments on there?

Bashar: There are no monuments on your planet of Venus. There have not ever been.

Asker: Is there any volcanic activity?

Bashar: There is. Yes.

Asker: Does the system of Rigel have civilization?

Bashar: Civilization as you would understand it. No.

There is consciousness connected to every star system, but not in what you would recognize as a physicalized civilizational format.

Asker: No. And in ancient and modern times, we have references to the great central sun. What what does that translate into?

Bashar: Everything revolves around something that represents the combined and integrated holistic aspect of itself over and over and over again to infinity.

There is always a center that is the representation of everything revolving around it. And then there is a center of all of that and a center to all of that and a center to all of that and all of it’s the same center. All one.

in the physiological universe there is an analogy of mass that you have a large black hole at the center of your galaxy.

There is a large black hole that is representative of clusters of galaxies at the center of all the galaxies in your immediate area.

There are large black holes and central suns at the center of the clusters of the large black holes and central suns that are the combinations of large numbers of galaxies that are the combinations of large numbers of stars and so on and so forth. Ad infinitum.

Asker: How many galaxies is your association aware of that aren’t physical?

Bashar: Now remember again we have a physiological universe and you have a different dimensional physiological universe. You yourselves are aware that there are countless billions of galaxies. When you ask the question how many galaxies are we aware of? Do you mean interactively? How many of you actually in your association um of being um traveled to and experienced?

Asker: Seven right?

Bashar: Yes. Now we have not experienced the totality of each of those galaxies but we have interacted with seven. There are no names for them as you understand that because not really. You have your what you call Milky Way galaxy. Now many different beings have different appellations for what to you would be the very same galaxy.

It has as many names as there are beings in that sense or civilizations per se that choose to give things names. We have connected to your galaxy. We have connected to what you call the Andromeda galaxy in your dimensional reality and our own galaxy of course in our universal reality which would be like a parallel of your galaxy and four more in our universal reality. Thus being a total in that sense of seven. Five in our universal reality and two in yours.

Asker: And the being that’s a bottle. Yes. Which the text represented as a clean serpent. It was told to me today that it was also seen as a blond-haired blue eyes all women.

Bashar: It was perceived in many different ways and those are all simply aspects of the total being of pensal as it translate into your dimension of reality. We have already told you that the sighting of what you call your Mexican UFO was the return of the being and the civilization you call Keta. More than that we cannot discuss.

Asker: Now last thing um on the the salt there’s a substance called Celtic salt which is said to have 84 minerals that help buffer it and it’s also said that it contains some of the inner gases argon neon and helium. Is that possible for no in your dimension?

Bashar: Celtic salt is a recognition that there are etheric dimensionality aspects to the elements that are associated with what exists in your physical reality as the chemical components and that has to do with the fact that Celtic salt also does contain some of the monatomic elements and thus they act as a bridge and a link to some of the etheric template aspects of the elements in non-physical for a bridging or a linking between physical materiality and the etheric manifestation of the elements as you understand them.