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Next Level Soul Clips asks Darryl Anka for Bashar’s view of the Anunnaki. Anka tells the story, then says the story is Bashar’s. It is presented as a channeling, and the claims stay his. Hundreds of thousands of years ago, visitors called the Anu came for gold, to steady a balance on their world. Too few for the job, they mixed their heredity into hominins already here and made modern humans as workers. People took them for gods, which is how Anka hears the line about a divine image. The crew had broken a rule that locals should change alone, and they were recalled. The wider Anu society then promised guidance, a little help, and a later withdrawal. Desert fire and Ezekiel’s wheels are memories of that guidance. Tablets are a damaged telephone game, so the record is incomplete. Anka does not expect ego and scarcity to vanish at once. He allows decades, says some technology has already been shared in quiet, and pictures separate earths for people who cannot bear open contact.
Key points
- Anka presents the account as Bashar’s channeling, not as his own archival discovery.
- The Anu are said to have mixed their heredity into earlier hominins so the new humans could mine gold.
- That intervention is described as a broken rule, followed by a period of guidance and then withdrawal.
- Biblical images of desert guidance and of Ezekiel’s wheels are read as memories of those visitors.
- Open contact, in this telling, takes decades, rests on help already given, and splits across parallel worlds.
Short quotes
Homo sapiens were used as workers to help them mine the Gold
Darryl Anka, Bashar on the Anunnaki and human origins
In the channeling, the new humans exist first as labor for the gold project. Watch at 1:23
I think there already has been an exchange of technology
Darryl Anka, Bashar on the Anunnaki and human origins
He adds that technical help from off world has already been moving quietly. Watch at 6:17
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