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Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka, takes up the idea that reptilian beings pursue people. He does not treat the chase as a simple hunt from outside. Cats, he says in an aside, see farther ahead than a person does. The unknown, in his account, only ever yields more of the self. Positive, defined mechanically, is whatever connects, joins, and widens. Negative ideas can exist without forcing anyone to act them out. Beings who show up may be startled that a human can perceive them at all, and the meeting reflects an agreement already made. Appointments that were set cannot be missed. What feels like a trapped emotion is, he says, a mechanism that can be seen and then dropped. It shows itself as smoke and mirrors once the mechanism is clear. Patience is unnecessary for someone who is actually in the moment. He also allows that a person may be looking through a window at a parallel version of themselves. The pursuit, on this telling, is his picture of perception and agreement, not a field report.
Key points
- Bashar frames a sensed pursuit as perception and agreement, not a simple outside hunt.
- He defines a positive state as whatever connects and widens.
- Beings, he says, may be surprised that a human can see them.
- A trapped feeling is described as a mechanism that dissolves once it is seen.
- Patience, in this account, is unnecessary when a person is in the moment.
Short quotes
Mechanically speaking, positive is that which is integrative, connective, expansive.
Bashar, Bashar on pursuit and the moment
Bashar defines a positive state as connection and widening. Watch at 10:36
They may have been surprised that you could perceive them.
Bashar, Bashar on pursuit and the moment
He pictures the other beings as startled at being seen. Watch at 12:37
You don't actually need patience if you're living in the moment.
Bashar, Bashar on pursuit and the moment
He sets patience aside for someone who stays in the present. Watch at 41:19
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