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Jeffrey Mishlove interviews Darryl Anka, the man who channels Bashar, about first contact and about how that work began. Anka says he was raised Catholic and did not hold those beliefs at the time. Health and spiritual practice sat at the side of his life rather than at the center. He argues there is something to research because there is physical evidence, and he points to many witnesses, including someone in his own family, plus stories that match each other. He also says some people had grim experiences, so the file is not all comfort. On the practical side he warns that serving only yourself cuts you off from what the whole can give. The stance he recommends is to know you are an aspect of creation and to act like that. You hear Anka in his own voice here, as the man behind the channel.
Key points
- Mishlove interviews Anka, who channels Bashar, about first contact.
- Anka says he was raised Catholic and did not hold those beliefs then.
- He points to witnesses, including family, and to stories that match.
- He also says some contact stories are grim.
- Serving only yourself, he says, cuts a person off from the support of the whole.
Short quotes
There is something to research, there's some physical evidence to these things.
Darryl Anka, Darryl Anka on first contact
He says contact leaves evidence that can be looked into. Watch at 19:37
When you serve yourself, you're kind of cutting yourself off from what the whole can do to support you.
Darryl Anka, Darryl Anka on first contact
Serving only yourself, he says, blocks the help of the whole. Watch at 37:21
Be someone who knows they are a part of creation, they're an aspect of creation, and act like that.
Darryl Anka, Darryl Anka on first contact
He asks the listener to act as an aspect of creation. Watch at 53:28
Video by New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove. Watch on YouTube.