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've said that your race of beings are a hybrid of us and the grays, correct? Generally, yes. Were you initially created, maybe not in the final results, but here on this planet? Not so much, no, the idea being that most of our ancestors were finalized in their form in what you would call spacecraft, not actually on your planet. Though, again, genetic material was derived from your planet. Was it within our solar system? Yes, sometimes, sometimes not. Initially, I mean like right off the bat. Off the bat. Right off the bat. There were stations that were set up in your solar system for the initiation of the hybridization experimentations, yes. And at the same time, on spacecraft that traveled out of your solar system as well. Okay, thank you. But not exactly on your planet, except in some rare instances where certain adjustments needed to be made and it was deemed necessary that they needed to be made within the planetary environment, within the planetary gravity, within the planetary atmosphere, in order to give the genetic spin what it needed to have. what it needed to have, but those are long over with in your turn. Okay, Bashar, are there, Yes. Are there any Ananaki either here physically on earth or communicating telepathically with anyone here? Not in their original form contemporarily, unless you are referring to the grays as the devolved result of a certain branch of onanaki. Okay. Did you understand that already? Yeah, somewhat. Maybe another fact. A faction of the Anunaki set up shop, if you will, on a planet, and ultimately created catastrophes in their world that ultimately resulted in the devolution of themselves into the form you now understand as the gray. Right, I actually knew that. So in that sense, they are still, to some degree, Anonaki, though they now require the idea of the genetic material that they utilize to create the human body to begin with, with to reinforce their own race and create the hybrid species so that they can incarnationally continue. So in that sense, I suppose if you want to simply talk about it incarnationally, you and we together are also offshoots of Onanaki. Yes, exactly. At least to some degree genetically. Are there any, maybe looking at it from a time traveling standpoint, although we know there's no time really, literally, but. There is, if you create there. To be time. Exactly. But are there any ones from what we would perceive from our past that are here now that have say jumped? From time to time they do peer in, yes. From time to time they have participated in certain things. Yes. It is not that common. From time to time this has been done. Yes. It is not that common. Some. Some. Some of what individuals have called the large Nordics are to some degree representative of some of the ancient Ananakis. You follow? Yes. I've heard you say that before.
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now that have say jumped? From time to time they do peer in, yes. From time to time they have participated in certain things. Yes. It is not that common. From time to time this has been done. Yes. It is not that common. Some. Some. Some of what individuals have called the large Nordics are to some degree representative of some of the ancient Ananakis. You follow? Yes. I've heard you say that before. Yes. Does that help you? One more question, please. Oh, all right. Is there anything, Bashar, that you think that either I personally or people in generally should not remote view because it could harm us? Or, you know, maybe we're not ready to see it. We will leave that up to you and your own spontaneity. And also to what you want to believe to be true. Well, I believe. End of conversation. I think you already know. End of conversation. Number two. You, however, can be number four. Sure, I was... Good day. Good day. I was very inspired by what you had to say at the beginning. Oh, all right. I'm looking for some assistance in... A swift kick. Okay. In getting to a place where I can follow my bliss. Getting to a place where you can follow your bliss. You can't get there if you're not already following your bliss. How do I know what my bliss is? Non-bliss does not lead to bliss. to bliss. Only bliss leads to bliss. So, unless you are blissful where you are, which doesn't mean you have to necessarily prefer the circumstances, but you have to know that they're there for a blissful reason and can be used in a blissful way, then you can never allow yourself to experience any other bliss because you all have to be in a blissful state in order to bring in more bliss. Like attracts like. How do you find your bliss? It's simple. You simply start sense. Simply, if you find it too complex any other way, and look at all the options and opportunities that are available to you to act on at any given moment and simply ask yourself out of all these things I could do, which has the highest degree of excitement that I'm capable of taking an action on, and when you determine what that might be, act on it. That's all you have to do. That's what is meant by acting on your bliss. Does that make sense to you? It does. Are you willing to allow it to be that simple so that it can become not more complicated, but more complex and rich. Am I willing? Yes, are you willing? That's a good question. Thank you. I would like some assistance with the fear of taking action. Fear of taking action. Fear of taking action, you mean in the direction of what you recognize as your bliss. Or anything I would love to do.
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does. Are you willing to allow it to be that simple so that it can become not more complicated, but more complex and rich. Am I willing? Yes, are you willing? That's a good question. Thank you. I would like some assistance with the fear of taking action. Fear of taking action. Fear of taking action, you mean in the direction of what you recognize as your bliss. Or anything I would love to do. Because obviously you are taking actions all the time. So obviously you're not afraid of taking all actions, actions or you would be completely inactive and inoperative. Correct. You would be in a coma. Which I'm not. All right. Thank you. So obviously you are all right with taking some actions, yes? So the fear that you are referring to has to do with certain specific actions then? Is that what you are intimating? It would seem to be saying I love to do this and go doing it despite my... Despite? My own preconceptions about what I should be doing, how I should be earning a living, where I should be living, the relationships I should be having. I see. And so? I'm shitting all over myself. Yes. And what do you get out of doing that? How does it serve you to do that? You don't have to risk. Why do you define these things as risk in the negative sense? Because they can be scary. You are being circular in your logic. You are saying I will not risk because they are scary and they are scary because I will not risk. Do you understand? Yes. So you are being circular in your logic. You are trapping yourself in a loop. What do you get out of defining being yourself as somehow being negatively risky? What do you get out of that? I don't know. I have to think about that. You are implying that it makes you feel safe? Yes. All right. Well, safe is relative. Are you comfortable doing things today that you were uncomfortable doing yesterday, metaphorically speaking? Yes. Well. Will you then be comfortable doing things tomorrow you are uncomfortable doing today? Yes. Well. Then you have many, many, many times, and you know you will, many times more become comfortable doing things that were heretofore uncomfortable. Yes? Yes. At any time that you finally decided to become comfortable to do something that was heretofore uncomfortable, did you perish, did you die, did you cease to exist? No. No. Then why do you choose to assume that that you will. That's another good question. Thank you. Is it a degree of magnitude? Are you making comparisons? Well, this I could see myself becoming comfortable with, but not that. That's too much. Is that the case, or is there something else going on? I think that's part of it. All right. Well, you see, it all comes. down to definition, that's all it comes down to.
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why do you choose to assume that that you will. That's another good question. Thank you. Is it a degree of magnitude? Are you making comparisons? Well, this I could see myself becoming comfortable with, but not that. That's too much. Is that the case, or is there something else going on? I think that's part of it. All right. Well, you see, it all comes. down to definition, that's all it comes down to. Again, it is a three-part process, if you wish. Choice is based on motivation, is based on definition. What you define to be true forms the basis for what you're motivated to do and forms the basis for what you actually choose to do. So if you find yourself choosing to behave, in a way that you really do not empirically prefer with what you may call your ideal vision of yourself. You do not prefer to behave this way, yet you do continue to behave this way, then what that says is that you are motivated to behave this way, and if you are motivated to behave this way, it means you have a definition that says this is the best thing to do. Best meaning most pleasure least painful, because that's the only thing that motivation is based on. Most pleasurable, or what you perceive to be most pleasurable out of all the other choices, and what you perceive to be the least painful out of all the choices, as you define them. So if you are behaving in a way that ideally you know you don't want to keep behaving, then the only reason you would keep choosing that is because you are motivated by your definition to assume that to behave this way is somehow more pleasurable and less painful than behaving any other way. But that's not because it is empirically so, it's only because you've been taught to define it as so. And definitions have absolutely no more solidity than you choose to give them. Because there is no physical reality, except your definition of it, and that's what physical reality is. There is no physical reality in the same way, that you actually have nothing in the mirror at all. There is nothing in the mirror. The reflection is here. Otherwise you wouldn't see it. If the reflection only came halfway back, you wouldn't see it. The mirror would be black. But because you can see it that tells you, the mirror is holding on to nothing. It is giving it all back to you. Therefore, the mirror is actually nothing. Physical reality is such a mirror. It gives back to you totally what you give off. So there is nothing out there to contradict you. Nothing. There is no physical reality empirically. Nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. It's all based on your definition. Fear. Fear, as we have said, is a tool, is a self-regulating tool. Fear can be used in a very constructive way.
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all back to you. Therefore, the mirror is actually nothing. Physical reality is such a mirror. It gives back to you totally what you give off. So there is nothing out there to contradict you. Nothing. There is no physical reality empirically. Nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. It's all based on your definition. Fear. Fear, as we have said, is a tool, is a self-regulating tool. Fear can be used in a very constructive way. Again, by analogy in the similar fashion to what you call piano tuning on your planet. You are playing a song. You find it harmonious. Suddenly you hit what you call a clunker, a sour note. A key is out of tune. out of tune. Do you panic? Do you run away from the piano, hide in the corner and say, I will never go near a piano again? No. You say, aha. I will now tune this key so that it is in harmony with the other keys. Fear, literally, literally, literally. Is the sour note, is the the discordant key to let you know, aha. You flow your energy through your beliefs, and that's what creates the manifested reality you perceive outside yourself. But as you flow your energy through your beliefs, you either flow them through beliefs that are in alignment with your truth, or you flow them through beliefs that are out of alignment with your truth. When you flow your energy through a belief that is out of alignment with your true self, you experience. the result as the sensation you call fear. That's all it is. It's telling you, wait a minute, you are feeling this sensation now because this is telling you that relative to the circumstances you perceive you have a definition about the circumstance that is out of alignment, not in alignment, out of sync, out of tune with your true self-vibration. Find out what that definition would have to be in order to be out of alignment. Find out what definition you would prefer to believe. And when you find out what the original definition is, that you're flowing your energy through that created the discordant feeling called fear, and then you discover what belief you would rather have, it will automatically replace the other one. You will flow your energy through the new belief and you will experience having transformed the vibration of fear into the vibration of joy because it's all the same energy. Because it's all the same energy, it just depends on what you are filtering it through. That is how you can use fear anytime you feel it constructively. Don't deny it, don't run away from it. Feel it and rejoice that you have felt it because now you're going to discover something about yourself you didn't know. And the second you use fear that way, you will instantaneously make it less fearful. Does that make sense? Yes, it does. Does it help you to understand how to be more?
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it through. That is how you can use fear anytime you feel it constructively. Don't deny it, don't run away from it. Feel it and rejoice that you have felt it because now you're going to discover something about yourself you didn't know. And the second you use fear that way, you will instantaneously make it less fearful. Does that make sense? Yes, it does. Does it help you to understand how to be more? more in the now? I think so. Yeah. Then use this technique and allow it to work for you. Because that's all physical reality is. It's what you define it to be because there is no physical reality. Right. Makes sense? Yes, it does. Does that help you then? Yes, it does. Can I ask you one other question? I suppose you can, since you just ask one right there. The Urantia book. Yes. Do you have any opinion about that? It is. One interpretation. of certain concepts that translate perhaps into certain ideologies better than others. In that sense, again, you will find take what works for you. Leave what does not. All right? Thank you. Thank you. Number three. And good day. Hi, Bashar. I had an interesting week. Oh, all right. I wanted to share last week. I had shared with you that I was living in all this paradox. Yes. And then I was with Stephanie on Saturday, and we got talking about that. And she said, do you understand how to use the power of paradox? And I said, no, I really don't. Oh, all right. And so then about Tuesday this week, I was talking with a friend of mine on the phone. And he was when I expressed about the paradox, and he said, I've been living in a lot of that too. Congratulations. Yeah. And then as we talked and defined and everything just came very clear and I finally got how to use the power of paradox. Congratulations. Yes, and we were both so excited on the phone because we were both, you know, getting at the same time. All right. And that was, and very, very high, high energy and vibration and and energetic. So that was great. All right. It is similar to the analogy we spoke of earlier when discussing the idea of remote viewing. The power of paradox here is the recognition that remote viewing is not remote. And then suddenly you understand why it can be done, because it's all here. Yes. That's using, that's an example of using the recognition that comes from using the power of paradox. Yes, because when we, as we were talking, what I realized that the other thing was connected to time. In a sense, yes. Yeah. And what we were discussing did not because it was in the middle. It was that energy. Yes, it is in the timelessness. Yes. And it really came to focus. Because it's in the eternal now. Yes, yes.
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example of using the recognition that comes from using the power of paradox. Yes, because when we, as we were talking, what I realized that the other thing was connected to time. In a sense, yes. Yeah. And what we were discussing did not because it was in the middle. It was that energy. Yes, it is in the timelessness. Yes. And it really came to focus. Because it's in the eternal now. Yes, yes. And that became very, very clear. Why, thank you. And then he called me on Thursday and said that he has really experienced his experience of being in the now and understanding in totality what that was. All right. So he's very excited about that. Oh, all right. Then I also, when you're talking about the viewing and being in that paradox then, the Tessaract and going into the other parallel realities and all of that, then I'm feeling as you were talking about all this, all this, that this is similar but somehow a little different? Well, it is a particular or specific manifestation, or one particular modality of expressing paradox in a geometric form. Okay, but how is it similar to the viewing? I get that remote viewing is then very similar to it, but going into the... It is a matter of perspective, angle. So in this... sense the tesseract is representative of different angles that allow you to peer into different realities even though it all seems to be the same box that you're looking in. Yes. Again, it is holographic in that sense. So it's the same as remote viewing? It is one way in which remote viewing can be experienced because it is another analogy of the same technique. And that is simply shifting frequency, changing the angle of view to allow yourself to see see what is actually here that you heretofore thought was actually there. The box, the tesseract, the hypercube, is one way to geometrically express another technique for understanding that everything you thought was there is here. Right. So in that sense it is or possibly can be used as a catalyst for the concept of what you call the experience of remote viewing. Yeah, and if you're doing it from the zero point energy, zero point energy and which is here and now. Well, in a sense, if you're really doing it from the zero point energy, you don't even need the tesseract. Because you're at the zero point where everything is. Okay. You follow? Yes. Zero point is yet another idea. Yeah. Right. So, okay. Does that help you? I, on Saturday, I picked up this cube that is made out of lid crystal. Yes. That is made out of lead crystal. Oh, all right. And so I purchased that because that was quite interesting. And for the idea, it helped me hone in the idea of the tesseract a little bit more.
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where everything is. Okay. You follow? Yes. Zero point is yet another idea. Yeah. Right. So, okay. Does that help you? I, on Saturday, I picked up this cube that is made out of lid crystal. Yes. That is made out of lead crystal. Oh, all right. And so I purchased that because that was quite interesting. And for the idea, it helped me hone in the idea of the tesseract a little bit more. Because you can peer through it and see the perspective, and it will give you a little bit more of a three-dimensional rendering of the idea, yes. Right. And then I took it to a friend of mine who showed it to this guy that does my facetting on the stones. Yes. Because I have a feeling, a resonant frequency for me to maybe have it made, I'm thinking about having it made in the facetting of just the corners of each face. And that's how this other one was done. Yes. With a stone, with using the green stone, a clear green stone. Yes. And I felt that that would. All right. Have a good time, experimenting and exploring. Yeah. But this is great. All right. Then the other experience that I had with continuing experience I'm having with this bird. Yes. And on Friday when we had talked about it, he didn't show up Saturday and Sunday. So I thought, well, gee, maybe my conversation with you had sort of corrected it. Anyway, Monday morning, he was back at the window again. Took off for the weekend. Yeah, he took off for the weekend. off for the weekend is right. Back to business as usual. Uh-huh, uh-huh. And so I sat and... I just gave you the clue and that's all you're going to get. Well, I was just sharing... I know, but I gave you a clue. And that's all you need to say. But I already picked up on that. Thank you. Then it is a reinforcement for you. Do you have another subject to you should talk about? Okay. I didn't need that reinforcement. I was sharing information. We are giving it to you because you didn't need it. Oh. Okay, thank you. Okay. Yeah, there was one other thing. Yeah, that one sort of threw me off because it was a great experience. I also had this dream that was rather interesting. I was in my car. Yes. Very fast car. Guys. And I was going to... It was going to... It was a long hill going down, but I was at the top and just a little bit into it. I was going to make a left-hand turn. And then there was this other car that was coming up the hill, and he looked like he was just going to go to the top, and all of a sudden he decided to make a left-hand turn, his left, coming, which would come directly into me. All right.
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a long hill going down, but I was at the top and just a little bit into it. I was going to make a left-hand turn. And then there was this other car that was coming up the hill, and he looked like he was just going to go to the top, and all of a sudden he decided to make a left-hand turn, his left, coming, which would come directly into me. All right. So I thought, well, I better go down the hill because he's going to come right into me. All right. So I went very, very fast down the hill. Yes. And my car was faster than his, his vehicle. Yes. And I got about three quarters of the way down. And? And I took, I thought, well, I'll take this. There was this only this left turn again. And I took the left turn and I cut a U because I figured he would keep on going because he was behind me. And I'd be out of his way. And? Well, as I made the U and came around, well, I noticed that he continued on by. Yes. And then there was a collision he had with two other cars. Yes. But then as I turned and I was going back up the hill to get where I was going, my vehicle turned into a bicycle, as you've spoken before with other people. Simplification of your vehicle. Yes, I got that. All right. And then I'm all of it, I'm pushing, now I'm behind, I'm on like the sidewalk, and I'm pushing the sidewalk and I'm pushing the bicycle. bicycle up the hill. Yes. And it's a very, very, and I notice how tall, how slanted, how... Steep? Steep. Yes, thank you. That's the word. How steep it really was. Yes. And then that was the end of my dream. Oh, all right. I didn't have a feeling. I don't have a feeling. If I was thinking about it, I was wondering if I was what that was symbolic. was symbolic of. It is symbolic to some degree that while you are simplifying your vehicle, there is still an inertia, so to speak, a gravity that you feel you still need to divest yourself of. Yet at the same time, you are doing what is necessary. You're allowing yourself to experience every last step that is necessary. It is necessary to finally reach the peak and coast down the other side. Yes. Did you get that? Yes. All right. It's as simple as that. You're doing fine. Right. Yeah. Thank you. Does that help you? Yeah, it does. All right. And we give you one more playful idea. Okay. And we'll see what you do with this next time we communicate. All right. Next transmission. Right. Paradox. Pandora's box. Whoa. Okay. Number four. Back to remote viewing. Oh, all right. Back to remote viewing. There's a gray who is giving advice to Courtney Brown.
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It's as simple as that. You're doing fine. Right. Yeah. Thank you. Does that help you? Yeah, it does. All right. And we give you one more playful idea. Okay. And we'll see what you do with this next time we communicate. All right. Next transmission. Right. Paradox. Pandora's box. Whoa. Okay. Number four. Back to remote viewing. Oh, all right. Back to remote viewing. There's a gray who is giving advice to Courtney Brown. Can you tell me if that gray is giving advice in a positive manner or is it intended to Is it intended to be destructive? It is not intended to be destructive. However, I certainly will say it definitely has its own spin. What, in what respect? With regard to what needs to be perceived of it, rather than tell you with what respect from the Gray's perspective, with regard to what needs to be perceived of it, perceived from the human end, it is once again about focusing and sharpening and honing the sense of discernment in the act and experience of remote viewing. So you are being given purposely a spin to see how on track you can remain. I don't quite get it. I know you don't. And that's part of your difference. I'm not going to give you any more than what I just said to see if you have the ability to have the discernment to understand us clearly. That's your homework. All right? Okay, thank you. Thank you. What? You? Then you. Then the male. You. You. Number one. Number two, do you know who you are? Good day, Bashar. Number two, do you know who you are? Yes. Thank you. Number three, do you know who you are? You think so. All right. Number one, good day. Good day, Bashar. I have been living with a man in Atlanta. Yes. And I was first attracted to this man, I've got to say, because he's very supportive of me and very open to open to the ideas and learnings that I've learned from you and other, well, if I can call you a teacher. We all are. Everyone is. Yes, we all right. And so? Yet I found that he's very codependent. All right. And so? Very insecure and I find that difficult to stay around that even though I have a desire to teach him because I feel... Ah, ah, ah, contradiction. Teaching comes from being the true self, not from subjugating who you are for what you think you're supposed to be. Say that again? Teaching comes from being the true self, not subjugating what you are to reflect what you think you're supposed to be reflecting. So to put it in your words. But I'm going to stick around because I think think I need to teach him when in fact maybe leaving would be the teaching. Oh yeah, I agree strongly that at some point that is, but... At some point.
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you're supposed to be. Say that again? Teaching comes from being the true self, not subjugating what you are to reflect what you think you're supposed to be reflecting. So to put it in your words. But I'm going to stick around because I think think I need to teach him when in fact maybe leaving would be the teaching. Oh yeah, I agree strongly that at some point that is, but... At some point. So in other words, what you're saying is that even though you now have a recognition that this being may be exhibiting vibrations that are not in accordance with your preference, you're going to still subjugate yourself for a reason beyond that point of recognition. Well, I feel that it's another teacher that taught me that I... Yes. teaching is the final step of learning. Yes, and so. So I feel it's a challenge, but also his lifestyle is such that he doesn't really have time to listen to me and he falls asleep when I'm sorry. He's very interested. Yet. So it's... And then, I suppose... Yet. He's very interested yet. Yeah, he falls asleep. Thank you. Well, he never gets enough rest. I see. Well, there are lessons. Well, there are lessons. there for the individual then in terms of their spontaneity, their timing, their pacing, so on and so forth. And when we say, perhaps the best teaching is the leaving, it doesn't mean even that has to necessarily be permanent. We're not talking about absolutes here. But we may be talking about a methodology that may cause one's eyes to open, to see the consequences of actions reflected in another individual so that he can decide what it is he really. wants to do relative to your particular response to who he chooses to be. So the idea is that even the idea of quote unquote, I'll put it this way, since the people on your planet seem to understand the language of temporariness better, even if you appear to be leaving, that may wake the individual up. Do you understand? Yes, I agree. So. So. still bottom line, the same thing as actually doing so. Oh yes. As a reflection of the consequences. And that can be the teaching that will then allow the individual to align themselves with the choices they want to make to provide an atmosphere to allow you to come back. So in that sense you will not really have left if they choose to do that. But it may be the methodology needed to allow them to see that that's what they need to do if they to interact with you. Okay. You follow? Yes. So it doesn't have to sound harsh. Oh, leave him.
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to align themselves with the choices they want to make to provide an atmosphere to allow you to come back. So in that sense you will not really have left if they choose to do that. But it may be the methodology needed to allow them to see that that's what they need to do if they to interact with you. Okay. You follow? Yes. So it doesn't have to sound harsh. Oh, leave him. Because you're simply using that as a technique to see if the individual recognizes the consequences of the behavior they're already exhibiting and to give them an opportunity to decide whether or not they want to change their behavior to provide an opportunity for reconnection. That's the whole event that's happening. Yes. Now, of course, if they don't, then you will simply be where you need to be by having left. Right. So this is the most efficient teaching. Yes. You follow? Yes, absolutely. And maybe you touched on, there's one other little area about leaving that I'm not sure of myself. Oh, all right. Whether this is the first time a man has been so supportive of me that I can remember, aside from my dad in my life. And so you're giving yourself an opportunity to really see if you're giving the support to yourself rather than it from another individual, which I would believe you would call a very codependent thing. Oh, oh, okay. Reflect, reflect, reflect. Thank you, Bichard. Thank you. Thank you. But also, I have wondered about myself if I don't just, because my first thing that I always think of, well, I'm just leaving, I'm just leaving. And it's like, it's very like me to run away. But now you can do it knowing that it's not necessarily a running away, but change. But at the same time, open your eyes to what you're doing because he may be giving you the exact reflection you need to see as we have just helped you find out. Thank you. That's all for right now. Thank you.