Death

Asker: Today is Father’s Day. My dad passed away.

Bashar: It Doesn’t mean he’s not still around.

Asker: I want to know if personality is infinite and will I be able to recognize him on my next level, because I fully believe in seven levels.

Bashar: Absolutely. Therefore, whatever needs to be done for you to have that homecoming recognition will happen.

Asker: 2-4 years ago, I was dreaming about some alien, but the alien looked like a cartoon in my dream.

But now they look like more different entities. Like I can recognize them, but they’re like shifting very quickly in front of my eyes. I already saw them, yes. And also, I can now hear a lot of conversation in my mind, and all in French, and I don’t know how it’s happening. It’s like it comes from nowhere. It’s like I hear the conversation, but I’m not there.

Bashar: These are the natural extension of your senses when you begin to expand consciousness. These are some of the natural symptoms. You begin to be able to perceive, see, hear, feel, touch things that were invisible to you before, because your senses are expanding, because your consciousness is becoming more integrated. You’re remembering more of who you are. So these are the natural results of that. You’re connecting and becoming more aware of interactions that you’re having, of connections and relationships that you have beyond the Earth in other planes, in other dimensions. This is one of the natural symptoms of this growth.

Audience Member 5: Yes, yes, all right, okay. And like three, four years ago, also I was smoking cannabis, yes. And at a certain point, I held my breath and it’s like a hunter… like a room, a white room. I was like… like it was a white room but like a cube. Yes. And on all the edges, there is like some shadows. I can recognize that it’s a cube, and I was on the top and just my head was out of it. I was inside but on the corner up. Yes. And when I was there, I felt so much love, yes, inside, yes. And I would like to know what is that.

Bashar: Well, you shifted to another dimensional reality, and you were sort of inside a kind of a structure or something you might recognize as a ship, but slightly altered from things that you would understand in your reality as a ship or a structure. Does this make sense to you? There are different kinds of energy structures that exist in different kinds of dimensions that you would interpret as a solid structure, but really aren’t. So you could say it was a room in another reality, a room in another ship in another dimension, but it’s actually not quite either of those things. It’s a place that you go where you give yourself kind of a waiting period. It’s kind of a transition place, a waiting room in another dimension, so that you can interact. It’s kind of a neutralization place that gives you the opportunity to interact with other beings. By going into that neutralization room first, it’s like passing through a place that preps you for interactions in other dimensions.

Bashar: All right. Let it sink in. You can call it a waiting room if you wish. Or a transition room. It alters your frequency to make you more capable of interacting with other beings from other realities. Does that help?

Audience Member 5: Yes. All right. That’s a shifting room.

Bashar: Shifting room, yes. Okay, it’s like shifting dimensions.

Audience Member 5: Yes, yes. For me, it was like more I was thinking it was a screen, that something is going to appear on all the… well, it can be how it presents itself. When you are shifted appropriately to receive different frequencies, it can present itself as being projected on the walls. It can present itself as a being projecting dimensionally before you. Many different kinds of imagery can be projected or presented that way to aid and assist you in becoming more compatible, more at ease, and more familiar with what you’re about to encounter. It’s like a stepping program that gets you used to something in steps.

Audience Member 5: I was sitting over there and I was feeling like I have two entities inside me, the negative part and the positive part.

Bashar: Well, that’s just part of your own consciousness. Other entities cannot be inside you. You fill yourself up. There’s no room for anyone else. But you can match other entities’ vibrations and translate their vibrations within your own energy, and that can feel like something else is inside you. But that’s simply your interpretation of the change in your own energy. Right? Make sense? Yes. All right. And so you’re being given an opportunity to explore more the polarities within your own being.

Audience Member 5: Yeah. And I was feeling that he was like he wants to get out, because it’s like he has nothing to do here. But I’m ordering it and…

Bashar: Well, why are you holding on to something you don’t prefer?

Audience Member 5: Because I’m afraid of what… I think I’m afraid of dying.

Bashar: You’re afraid of dying? Oh, all right. What do you think is going to happen when you die?

Audience Member 5: Uh, explode.

Bashar: You will explode? Yeah. Well, that would be an exciting death. Yeah, sounds like fun. You will explode into a million different versions of yourself, each of which can go on and explore a completely different universe and dimension. How about that? That idea… that look nice? You like that one?

Audience Member 5: Yeah, I love it.

Bashar: All right, then why don’t you hold on to that idea?

Audience Member 5: Yeah, I’m keeping it.

Bashar: Because it can be anything you imagine it to be, because you cannot cease to exist.

Audience Member 5: Yeah, I know.

Bashar: Well, then there’s nothing to be afraid of.

Audience Member 5: Yeah, you’re right.

Bashar: And even if you decide to create something that feels horrifying when you die, the moment you don’t prefer it anymore, it will change instantaneously. Remember, things change immediately in the non-physical world. Yes. So nothing to be afraid of, really. Unless, of course, you have fun being afraid. But that’s up to you. It will still allow you to exist. And it really doesn’t have to be any different than simply waking up from a dream and remembering who you really are. “Oh, that dream seemed so real, but now I’m awake and this is who I really am.” Simple as changing your clothes. Simple as walking from one room to another. That simple.

Audience Member 5: Sometimes just hard to realize that.

Bashar: That’s a belief. Yeah, I know. It doesn’t have to be hard to realize that. That’s just your beliefs that are making it difficult. So change the beliefs if you don’t prefer them, and it will be easy to realize that.

Audience Member 6: when tragedy happens, what we call tragedy, let’s say what happened in Orlando. My first feeling is one of a sinking feeling of sadness. Yes. And I see the victim and the perpetrator in the same way within that sadness. And then I often go to a place where I almost look at it from the soul perspective. Well, not almost, I do. I go to a place where I look at it from the soul. Like those souls chose that. That’s amazing. I honor that. Or something. They chose the probability of that.

Bashar: Okay. It isn’t always that precise, but they are willing to go with the flow of what will serve the collective best in terms of letting them learn the lessons that they prefer to learn. It doesn’t always have to happen that way, but sometimes the belief systems of a society are such that if they’re very stubborn in changing them, then things sometimes will happen to shake them up so that perhaps they will take the actions to ensure that such things don’t necessarily need to happen again.

Audience Member 6: Yes, yes, yes. I can feel that there’s something you said after 9/11 happened that I read, and it said that there was a special time right after that where things were very malleable, where we had dropped our outward facade and we were soft. And I could feel that. And it does seem like this is happening again.

Bashar: It will continue to happen until such time as you allow yourselves to become malleable and flexible without needing that.

Audience Member 6: All right, thank you. And on that same place, in the work that I do, I work with a lot of social workers and therapists and teachers. And this word “trauma” is a very big word right now. I hear it all the time. And without wanting to be disrespectful for someone’s struggle, I do the same thing. I go to the place where I see that soul is very strong. But when I express that sometimes to people, and I try to do it in ways that they can hear, they get affronted as though I’m… so could you just address that for a moment?

Bashar: Well, remember, of course, that you cannot change someone’s mind if they really want to hold on to that victimized mentality. There’s nothing really that you can do to get them to let it go until they’re ready to do so, if they ever are. Nevertheless, you can simply share with them the understanding that it is not about dismissing what they’re going through. In fact, it’s very important to acknowledge any emotion or feeling that comes up. But the idea is that you’re offering them an opportunity to understand that they can transform that, they can learn from it, and they can create a positive effect in their lives without dismissing the experiences that they’ve had. But it is important, eventually, for members of your society to understand that it is really, really necessary, if you’re really going to experience a real transformation, for people to stop choosing to play victim because they believe they’re getting something out of it. You understand? All you can do is share the insight in the most loving, gentle way you can, giving it to them as an opportunity and an option to understand something from a slightly different point of view. And then you have to just let them decide.

Audience Member 6: I feel like I’m myself inside my skin, and that this body is finite, so it will perish. And then I will be in an… it will and it won’t. It will in linear time, it won’t in the timeless state.

Bashar: Okay, because everything always exists. It’s just that you shift your focus in such a way as to make it appear as if it’s gone away.

Audience Member 6: I see. So let’s say that I have this interest to be, let’s just say, one of the hybrid children and come here as one of the hybrid children. Yes. So from the oversoul level, you can do that. So when this physical body is finished, it doesn’t have to be finished to have that experience. That’s the part I’m confused on.

Bashar: But you can also create the experience as if you die and reincarnate as a hybrid child. But that’s not what’s mechanically happening. That’s a description of the experience. You are creating the illusionary experience. You are creating using the structure as it exists. I see.

Bashar: The reason that this channeling can actually happen is because myself, what you would consider to be the future self of the channel, and the channel, what you would consider to be one of my past lives, actually coexist simultaneously. It’s just that we have learned how to use that as a technology so that we can communicate. If the channel was really in my past, there would be no way to reach him. I see. You understand?

Audience Member 6: Yes. And so just to take that a moment further, does that mean that at some point in the far future, let’s talk about a hybridization like 700 years, does that mean that Daryl will experience himself as her in linear time?

Bashar: He can do that, from a linear perspective. Yes.

Audience Member 6: Wow, this is a real stretch.

Bashar: If you say so. But it’s good to stretch, is it not?

Audience Member 6: It is good to stretch. It is, yes. Okay, thank you. Does that help?

Audience Member 6: Yes. And my last question is I have this feeling that the Yel are helping with the hybrid children and perhaps even it’s their DNA that’s part of the hybrid children.

Bashar: The hybrid children have DNA from several different sources, Yel being one of them. Yes. And the Yel, in a sense, are their… well, I’ll use this term… the Yel are their sponsors. Got it. Does that… that’s how it feels to me. Yes, all right. Yes. Thank you.

Audience Member 6: All right. Thank you so much. Thank you.

Audience Member 7: Hi, Andrei. Good day. So I have to say that I’m a bit more concerned with the probable terrorist attack than I am with my question.

Bashar: Oh, all right. What do you want to do about that?

Audience Member 7: I don’t know what to do about that, to be perfectly honest.

Bashar: Sure you do. Take the actions that are in alignment with your excitement, that are expressions of the reality that you would prefer.

Audience Member 7: Okay, got it. So I put my name into the bucket yesterday, and I knew I was going to get called, but then I had to leave early for work. And I got called then. And that just made me think that my actual question that I really want to ask is related to… I don’t know why I have and create so many amazing opportunities for myself, and then when I get them, I am afraid to act on them or embrace them.

Bashar: Of course you do. What are you afraid will happen if you do?

Audience Member 7: I don’t know. I feel like I won’t live up to my expectations of myself, of what my best self can be.

Bashar: I see. May I ask you a question? Do you believe that you’re doing the best you can, even when you’re not doing your best?

Audience Member 7: No. I feel like I can always do better.

Bashar: You will always have that feeling. Always. Because you will always grow, you will always change. But in the moment, are you being the best you you can be at that moment that you know how to be?

Audience Member 7: Sometimes, no.

Bashar: All the time. Because even if you’re holding on to a negative belief that doesn’t allow you to be the self you know you can be, the fact is you’re still being the best you you can be with the negative belief in place.

Audience Member 7: Yes.

Bashar: Yes. Therefore, you’re always doing your best. Why not think that way about yourself? Knowing that you’re always doing your best doesn’t mean you can’t do better, doesn’t mean you can’t change, right? But if you’re always doing your best, then it’s easier to change because if you simply assume that you’re never doing your best, how can you work with that? You understand? You are depleting and depreciating yourself and taking energy away from your ability to actually do better by assuming that you’re not doing your best, because you’re discounting and invalidating yourself. Right? Does that make sense?

Audience Member 7: It makes perfect sense. So does this help?

Audience Member 7: It does help, but how can knowing that I’m doing my best… because what you just said does really resonate with me. Yes. And not “but,” and… and how do I feel okay with “this is only the best I can do right now,” even though I want to do better?

Bashar: Well, take out the word “only,” because again you’re diminishing it with that definition. “This is only all I can do.” So it’s just a frame of mind.

Audience Member 7: It is a frame of what you believe to be true. Okay. And therefore that leaks into your mind and your feelings and your behaviors. So listen to what comes out of your mouth, because quite often it’s quite revealing as to what you believe to be true about yourself. And what you’re simply saying is “I don’t really believe that I’m capable of doing anything else,” and that’s not true. It’s just a belief, it’s not a fact. So you can say, “All right, since it is my intention to do my best”… that is your intention? Yes, absolutely. All right, then even when I am not doing my best, I’m doing my best to do my best. Right? Do you understand? Yes. And that will keep you in the positive state that gives you more ability to actually do your best. Got it. Does that help? That’s the paradox. That’s how to bootstrap yourself upward. Okay. So and also, of course, examining the beliefs that you may be holding on to that allow you to feel afraid to move forward, because that’s another thing that you’re doing, is you’re saying, “Well, I’m afraid to do my best, but I’m also punishing myself for not doing my best.” So you are, as you say, between the proverbial rock and a hard place. So allow yourself to understand that you need to find out what those negative beliefs are that are making it seem as if it’s scarier to do your best than to actually just settle. Right. When you find that belief and detach it from your excitement, then you will always know you’re doing your best and you will do better. Yay! Does that help?

Audience Member 7: It does help. Thank you. So the previous woman’s answer, she got the answer to part of my question. Yes, yes, yes. But is it because you are a technically future version of Daryl in this time and space as we know it, is that the reason you are enjoying contact with us? To help us? Is that why you want to help us? What’s the benefit for you?

Bashar: We are family. And thus, the idea is that the more of us there are, the more fun we can have and the more we can learn. Because everyone is a reflection for everyone else, is that not so? Don’t you know the story of the pot?

Audience Member 7: Nope.

Bashar: Oh, all right. In what you would call indigenous lore, there is the story of a large clay pot, and there is a painting on each portion of the pot that contains a different figure that tells a different part of the story. And people sitting around the pot only see one figure. So if someone is missing, you don’t get the whole story. You understand? So we have our story. You have your story. But together we’re a bigger story, and we get to learn more and experience more. Does that help? Yes. All right. So you are part of our pot.

Audience Member 7: Ah. Okay. Last thing: was my mom an extraterrestrial? You all have extraterrestrial connections, but she was not physically born on another planet. She thought she was, so I just wanted to ask.

Bashar: Well, she’s simply looking at it from an old-fashioned point of view, in the recognition that she has connections, like all of you do, to other societies. And that focus became paramount. And so by focusing on it, the assumption for many of you, because of the way you’ve been taught to think, is that you actually come from another planet. But you’re born on Earth, and you make these connections to other civilizations to aid and assist you with energy and information in exploring the theme that you chose to explore while being an Earth being.