Part 2 of Diving into the Unknown

Animal Abuse

Bashar Bashar
20 min read

Synchronicities (8/8/80) and Channeling Sources

Asker: I have a son uh, named David who lives in Ashland, Oregon. He was born on 8/8/80. Yes, he was 8 years old on 8/8/88. Tomorrow is 8/8/98. He’s going to be 18.

He’ll be 21 in 2001. I was just wondering if you could share some insight uh, about the significance of what this little guy’s got going on with all these numbers.

Bashar: Many of you will choose the idea of synchronicities with numbers for the purpose of forming around you an unfailing guidance system of vibrational frequencies to keep you on track with who and what you are, to constantly remind yourself, like markers along the way, of who and what you are and the level of spiritual vibration that is your true self. This is why this being has done this so blatantly.

This being has brought in the idea of certain kinds of expressions and challenges that he felt required a reminder system, an obvious reminder system, one that would not in any way, shape, or form be hidden, but that would mark out the idea of timing, perfect timing, so that he would always know that whatever is going on, he’s always at the right place at the right time and doesn’t have to worry.

Asker: I feel like I’m communicating with my higher self, all right, and or a spirit guide, and/or… yeah, I’m not sure which it is. Do you know which it is that I’m communicating with? I feel like I’m sort of channeling the writing that I’m doing. I’m sort of channeling to some degree.

Bashar: Yes. The rest of it is that you are being given an opportunity by them to rely more heavily on your own imagination. In that sense, you’re still channeling, but you’re channeling more of yourself.

Asker: Um, my question is: Is there anything that they have been trying to communicate with me that I’m not getting at this point?

Bashar: Yes. Which? Stop trying to figure out who’s helping you.

Asker: When?

Bashar: Okay. Because sometimes it’s your higher self, sometimes it is your own imagination, sometimes it is your guide, sometimes it is other spirits, other entities, sometimes it is many different factions of yourself, sometimes it is alternate reality selves bleeding through, sometimes it is a number of different things. The point is, is that it is a perfectly orchestrated endeavor. And when you stop trying to figure out who’s there in any given moment, you stop the flow. Okay.

Asker: So stop that. All right, I will.

Bashar: Oh. Oh, that was from them, not me.

Asker: Oh. Okay.

Bashar: And all right, they actually more precisely said: “Cut it out.”

Asker: Okay. Thank you. We took some liberties in translation.

Bashar: Uh, what? One other quick question?

Asker: You’re aware of one moment?

Bashar: Yes. Understand again, as you decide to gloss over what was just said, that nothing is said without a reason. And the exact translation “cut it out” has meaning for you. Don’t ask me what it is. It’s from them, and it has meaning for you. “Cut it out.” You will know what it means when you need to know what it means, if you allow your imagination and your inspiration to be free-flowing. If you don’t, you won’t know. But when you allow yourself to be free-flowing, all of a sudden you will understand what it means. You’ll recognize the moment, and in that moment, you’ll recognize what “cut it out” means.

Asker: Okay. Thank you, Bashar. It doesn’t necessarily mean what you think it means.

UFO Contact Experiences and Integration

Asker: What could you tell me about my um, contact experiences?

Bashar: What do you want me to tell you? Like who they were and why?

Asker: Like who they were, why… um, why? Because I’ve tried hypnotherapy a few times and I haven’t really gotten any specific information, and I was wondering if you can give me specific information: Who they were, why.

Bashar: Why? Why do you need specific information? I must ask this: Why do you need specific information? To what purpose? To what end? To what application?

Asker: To help me integrate the experiences.

Bashar: Why do you think that specific information will help you integrate this? Where did you get that idea?

Asker: Just asking. Probably just from the fact that other people can get more information than [I have], and that helps them in their integration process. They think so.

Bashar: Okay. It isn’t always so. I will ask the question this way: If you had right now to imagine a particular bit of information that you thought, if you discovered it, it would help you, what might that bit of information be likely to be?

Asker: Just your imagination? What their purpose?

Bashar: No, no, no. Listen again. Listen again. I didn’t ask you to ask a question. Listen again. Relax. Open up. Take a deep breath, let it out. Take another deep breath, let it out. Take another deep breath, let it out. If you had to imagine a piece of information that you thought would be the kind of information that would help you integrate, what kind of information would that be? Trust your imagination here. Don’t second-guess yourself. Don’t judge yourself. Just go along. What would you want to say that information would be, if it were the type of information that you would recognize as the type you could apply somehow in your life, or have a realization of and feel more integrated? What kind of information? What bit of information? What piece of advice? What perspective? What line? What sentence? What phrase could that be? Or would it be like… pick something. Invent something. Something. Come on, you can do it.

Asker: Are you stumped?

Bashar: Yeah, basically. Why? What’s wrong with your imagination? You want me to phrase it another way? What would be the thing you would love to hear most?

Asker: I guess that there were… um, you guess? What would be the thing you would love to hear most? What would be the piece of information you would most want to be true, that you feel would have the greatest impact on your integration? That they… that I was contacting myself from the future.

Bashar: Why that in particular?

Asker: That would help me to know that it’s benevolent.

Bashar: And are you afraid that it’s not benevolent?

Asker: No. No, not really.

Bashar: Then why did you say that? Why did you say that would help me to know it’s benevolent? Why did you say that if you’re not afraid?

Asker: Well, okay, maybe I guess I am afraid.

Bashar: Oh. Thank you for your honesty. Thank you for your honesty. What are you afraid of?

Asker: Um, loss of control. Loss of control. The big one. Loss of control.

Bashar: Do you understand that what you all experience as loss of control is you controlling the situation so that you experience loss of control? Do you understand that paradox?

Asker: Yes, I… I do intellectually.

Bashar: Oh, there’s that separation trick again. I do intellectually, but I can’t really bring myself to absolutely believe that I am controlling my experience of loss of control. Why? Why can’t you really bring yourself to absolutely accept 100% that you are in control of your experience of loss of control? Why can’t you bring yourself to believe it? I’ll tell you: It’s because you really don’t believe you are in control right now. You don’t believe you’re in control. Never mind about being afraid of losing control. You don’t believe you have control now. You’ve lost it. It’s gone. Bye-bye. Haven’t had it. Hasn’t seen it for ages. Has had no control for most of his life. What do you think about that?

Asker: That’s… that’s true. I do feel that way.

Bashar: Yes. Well, all right. Well, you see, you’re still alive. You’re still okay, aren’t you? Ultimately?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: Well, then, isn’t it all right for you to have experienced all this loss of control, because you seem to be doing just fine in never having had any control?

Asker: Yeah, it’s okay. Yeah, it’s okay. Yeah, yeah, it’s okay.

Bashar: You see, that’s the secret. Again, as soon as it’s okay for you to not be in control, you’re in control. Make sense? This is not just a play on words. It is not just a pretty-sounding philosophy. As soon as it’s okay that you’re not in control and never have been, you’re in control. Because it’s okay. And when you say it’s okay, okay, it’s really not a game of fooling yourself. If it’s really okay, you’re in control. If it’s okay that you’re not in control and never have been, then you’re in control. You really are. That’s the paradox. And it’s instantaneous. It shifts instantaneously. Give up this idea that you’re going to lose control. You’ve lost it. It’s gone. In fact, you never had it. So give up this game that you’re going to lose control, and then you’ll have nothing to be afraid of. You see? Does that make sense to you?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: Does that make sense to you? Not just intellectually. Do you feel the sense in that, even a little bit?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: All right. How does it feel that what I have said might be true?

Asker: Well… [Sighs] I’ll take that as progress.

Bashar: A sigh is letting go. A sigh is the first sign of self-healing. It feels um, like I’m a little more centered.

Asker: You are a lot more centered. Remember this and practice the idea of it being okay for you to never have been in control, ever. And then know that because that’s okay, you’re in control. Because everything’s just fine. And this is the information that is coming from your future self, which you knew, and that is true. And I will verify that from you.

Animal Abuse

Asker: I have a question about some dogs. I remember some time ago, question about some dogs, yes. Uh, and I want to say that a year or so ago, I was talking with you about giving away plants, and you were saying to me that this was uh, related with the situation about my uh, little ones or grandchildren in another [dimension/reality]. Okay. Well, now I find myself dealing with dog, but curiously, these are not my dogs. However, they’re dogs that need some help, and horses. So I’m now involved in the business of finding homes for dogs and horses. There’s a Shepherd named Rex who is in a not-a-good situation. A King Shepherd. He’s a beautiful dog. He’s so sweet.

He’s captive in a yard where he’s not taken good care of. He’s desperate to get out. And uh, my question is, I… I’m looking for a home for this dog. Um, are you suggesting that this animal is not connected to a human? Am I being out of line in intercepting this process, because this dog is connected but is not receiving any kind of appropriate care? Um, do you feel, in your terminology, that the animal is being abused?

Bashar: Absolutely. Yes. Have you spoken to what you call your appropriate authorities on this subject?

Asker: Yes. Yes. And the veterinarian I spoke with said the best thing you can do is steal the dog. And uh, that’s what I’m… but I don’t need to. I’ve already talked to the owner, and I think I can do it without doing that.

Bashar: You can do what? Be the link between a placement for this animal and its present situation? Are you suggesting that the owner is amenable to this?

Asker: I think I’m doing the right thing by…

Bashar: Is the owner amenable to this?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: Yes. Then why do you think you’re doing the right thing?

Asker: Well, I’m… I’m intruding in someone else’s process. Process between an animal and another being.

Bashar: Did you simply venture your point of view as a sharing? Did you broach the subject simply as a communication?

Asker: Yes. I tried to be graceful about it.

Bashar: Were you graceful, or only trying to be?

Asker: I think I was.

Bashar: You felt you were graceful?

Asker: I think so.

Bashar: All right. Are you saying then that the other human accepted the dialogue with you?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: Yes. Then you are not being intrusive. Okay. Good. Good. Why did you need to ask me that? Why are you not certain?

Asker: That’s one of my big themes.

Bashar: Yes, it is one of your big things. Yes, yes. The obvious is not enough for you. Tell me more.

Asker: I told you everything.

Bashar: The obvious is not enough for you, and you say “tell me more.” I just told you the obvious is not enough for you. You don’t need to keep saying it. Um, do you have more? Do you have suggestions for me? I’d like to transform this. Do you have suggestions for me?

Bashar: “Is a fancy way of saying ’tell me more.’” I’m very good at that.

Asker: You are very good at that. I’ve got this one down. The obvious is not good enough for you.

Bashar: Okay. Well, at least I’m enjoying it. What the heck. No. All right. Okay. Um, is this business of the horses and the dogs uh, related to my children?

Bashar: No. It is related only to you. You are related to your children, and therefore indirectly it is related to them, but not in the way you have asked the question.

Asker: I knew you understood. Thank. Today I was having a really good time with some juicy, delicious, red, ice-cold watermelon, and I was thinking of those hybrid children who like the juicy fruit.

Bashar: Yes. I hope they had a wonderful time with that. They will connect telepathically into such sensations and experiences and absorb them into their understanding.

Hernia, Pregnancy, and Chanting

Asker: I have a hernia from carrying my baby and the carrier. He’s kind of a big baby. Yes. And um, one of the doctors recommended that I have a surgery. And um, I really don’t want to have the surgery ‘cause I just had a C-section, yes, seven months ago. But they said if I want to have another baby, that it would be important for me to have this taken care of. It’s not really bothering me in any way now. Is it necessary for me to have the surgery at this point?

Bashar: It depends on what you wish to do. If you are willing to simply take time and allow yourself to heal, and allow there to be the appropriate manipulations and topical applications of those substances of nature which will infuse through your skin and go into the muscles and the cells and allow there to be appropriate healing over time, then no, you will not require the surgery. If you’re in a hurry to do something wherein you could damage yourself, then yes, you may wish to hurry up and have the surgery.

Asker: Well, I’d like to um, get pregnant again.

Bashar: Why?

Asker: Because I want another baby.

Bashar: Why?

Asker: Because… um, yes, because what I want… my baby… well, number one, because… well, for two reasons: Because I love children, and I want my son to have a companion.

Bashar: I see. Do you have a sensation or a feeling of the timing in which you believe this would most likely occur?

Asker: I’d like to have…

Bashar: No, no, no. I didn’t ask you what you’d like to have.

Asker: Oh. The end of um, 1999.

Bashar: You feel that that is the most likely window in which the agreement you may have made with another being would fulfill itself as a child?

Asker: Yes. The end of what you call your 1999 would be the time I would wish for the delivery to be.

Bashar: Then is there any rush?

Asker: Well, um, the doctor just had to wait about three or four months before um, trying to conceive.

Bashar: Well, would that not be just about right? If I if I put it off three months… right. If I if I put it off three months, the… do you know how to count?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: So if I put it off for three months… yes. Then will you not still possibly be capable of having a child by the end of your year of 1999, if I conceive in three months? Do you see that happening?

Asker: I’ll just be bold. Is there a baby coming?

Bashar: Are you paying attention? Yes. You have been told that if you relax for three months, you will then be capable of conceiving at that time, and it will meet the window you yourself feel is appropriate. So doesn’t everything fit?

Asker: It does.

Bashar: Well, then why don’t you trust that?

Asker: Okay, I’ll trust it.

Bashar: Do you think it’s a boy or girl?

Asker: It isn’t either at this point. Is it? No.

Bashar: Well, okay. Why are you in such anxiety about this? Anxiousness about this?

Asker: I know. I guess I shouldn’t be.

Bashar: You guess I shouldn’t be? Do you believe that the child wants to be born to an anxious mother?

Asker: No.

Bashar: Well, then, what are you doing?

Asker: Okay, I get it. You’re pushing the schedule back yourself. Mhm. Relax. Okay. I’ll relax and relax some more. Okay. I have another quick question for you. Um, I’m chanting now.

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: And during… in a hurry?

Bashar: I suppose no. I take my time. 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes before I go to bed.

Bashar: Oh, 20 minutes. That’s long for me.

Asker: Oh, long. But my question is, um, when I pray or when I meditate or when I chant, I feel um, heat in the right… yes, my right leg. Yes. My foot, my ankle area. Yes. Do you know what that… that yes, what…

Bashar: When you raise your vibration and increase your energy, it will go to where it is most needed for healing and repair. It will go to the area of lowest vibration and raise it up to match the rest of your frequency.

Asker: Mhm. So that’s the lowest?

Bashar: Yes. Okay.

Asker: And do you think it’s possible for you to visit me in my dreams?

Bashar: We all visit all of you in your dreams constantly. If you don’t notice, that’s not my problem.

Asker: Problem. Okay. I have one more thing to suggest.

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: I want you to go home. When you go home, I want you to take a calendar that you have. Do you have a calendar?

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: I want you to rip it to shreds and throw it in the trash. And stop looking at it. You’re over-scheduled.

Topic 14: Contact Memories, Allergies, and Sleeping in the Heart

Asker: Next. One moment. For sure we have a numbered order. I just wanted to thank you. Good order. I just wanted to thank you. Good day. Good day. Bashar, I want to thank you for returning. I missed you fiercely when you weren’t there, and I think you know what I’m talking about.

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: Um, it’s… it’s been great. I… I look forward to seeing you every day. And um, I wanted to ask you a couple of questions. I believe now that probably most all of us, particularly in a specific age range in our society, have been in contact at one point or another.

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: And um, I think one way or another, yes. Okay. And I believe that we were taught many things during during this time.

Bashar: Yes.

Asker: Um, and I’m interested in extracting that information.

Bashar: Then live your life to the fullest and it will come out in due time. Okay.

Asker: And uh, you had suggested for allergies a combination of vitamin C and MSM in certain specific cases.

Bashar: Yes. Again, the idea of the utilization of the most natural things, such as the herbs, may make other such things unnecessary. Okay. And again, the release of toxins from the system and the cleansing of the body may remove all such allergic reactions. Do you think that would be effective for me personally?

Bashar: It would be effective for almost all of you, because all of you are highly toxified. Okay. Do you have any information for me at this time?

Asker: Only that when you sleep, sleep within your heart.

Bashar: I feel like I should know exactly what that means, but could you clarify?

Bashar: No. Because you do know. That you should feel exactly what that means. “Sleep within my heart.” Yes, you do know what it means. Feel it. Feel the certainty about it that you feel you have in saying that you should know what it means, and it will be much the same thing. Okay. And you will understand it more clearly later. Sleep within your heart.

Closing Group Message and Final Words

I am not going where for you to miss me. Greetings. The longer you say that you will miss, the longer you will push away. And to you, good day. Ilia Card Mar. I… I wanted to uh, share with you uh, a graduation I had recently. Yes. I had a button that was marked “Other people’s feelings are more important than my own.” Very good for discovering that. And I… and I pushed it right through. And thank you. And uh, and I… and I’m looking out for my own inner child’s, making it the most important. The feelings… my own feelings are more important. Thank you. That’s what I wanted to share.

Bashar: It is not that you cannot care. It is not that you cannot share. It is not that you cannot have compassion for others. But never at the sake of your own. For all is equal, and all is one, and all do must be given to the all and the one. Do you follow?

Asker: Yes. Thank you for your realization and recognition. Is… I would like um, if my hybrid children had a suggestion for me to be more in contact with them by a colored xylophone? A child’s colored xylophone. Each tone and each color represents one of them.

Bashar: It will do. Thank you. I love you.

Bashar: Our love to you as well. One moment. Moment. Ellie, do you have something you wish to read?

Ellie: Yes, I do. Group. This is a group. Thank you. Uh, to you, Bashar. And it’s called “A Moment of Pause.”

“Your ships over Cairo were in LA. We have your phone number. We’ll call you someday. Until we meet face to face, we send you a kiss, an embrace from our future. You have come with a sense of humor, bar none. A standup comic you could be. Just say the word, there is a job for thee. And on a serious note, we thank you for being perfectly you, and the catalyst in our transformation. For being family, friend, mentor, Dr. Bashar, and you wild thing. For giving us the space to bring clarity and understanding to our life experiences. For reminding us that imagination is real. For examples of how to do more with less. For reminding us to listen with our hearts. For introducing the Four Laws of Creation, the Four Absolutes: Physics, not philosophy. For sharing that surrendering is not the giving up of something. True surrender is the total acceptance of ourselves.

For affirming the heart has intelligence, and we are literally immersed in each other’s heartbeats. For sharing the gift of your existence with open hearts and gratitude. We thank all of you for the gift of unconditional love. This moment of pause will allow us now to experience each other in other ways, other times. Love and thanks from all of us to all of you.”

Bashar: Thank you. Our unconditional thanks to each and every one of you. You are a garden of Forget-Me-Nots. Nots. And remember not that your eyes should be to the sky, for your task is at hand and at home. Apply what you know to your lives, to yourselves. We have thus, though, told you that our craft is a certain distance above your Cairo. And at last count, we gave you 2,700 miles. But no. This now. And we will not name the figure, but you will understand from all that we have said before that it is not so far away, but within the same domain as the figure we have just given you. The height we are now in your miles above that selfsame city is the same number in miles as the year we will land. To each and every one of you, and all of you together: Live. Live. Live your lives instead of dreaming of being alive. Live your dreams. For that is all you are. If and when, thus, then, this format should seem to fade from view.

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