Part 2 of Etheric Fauna and the Dragon

Bashar Bashar
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Implant

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I have a question about a suspected implant. My dentist and I found in my tooth—it was hard and it’s in the left hand side, upper side.. my dentist is very willing to accept that this is an implant because it wasn’t there and then it was, and it’s freaking him out a little bit—freaking, but he likes it.

But anyway, the thing is, is that I don’t know if this is a military implant, an ET implant. If it’s still at this time it hurts, though; it physically hurts. Is there anything I can do about the pain?

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Bashar
Bashar
Take it out.
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Do you mean mentally or operationally?
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Bashar
Bashar
You can to some degree as a species allow there to be negation of the effect through what you would call energy work and/or mentally. However, for most of you because you are so used to physical reality, often there is no substitute for doing something physically.
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Wow, great. Under the knife, I hope not. Okay, well my next question is about my boyfriend Eric, who is very resistant to the whole ET thing but yet he’s very much working on himself spiritually.
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Bashar
Bashar
There are many ETs that are resistant to the whole human thing.
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I tell him that right. So but I suspect he’s having interactions because I had a dream once where we were in a big university together and we were walking across campus and I was like “you’re here, you’re here,” and I was so excited that he was at this university, and it made me think we were in training somewhere together.
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Bashar
Bashar
Yes. Now, while sometimes this is a memory adaptation of certain extraterrestrial contact experiences, that isn’t always the case because there are many astral and etheric levels of interaction that represent being fed knowledge and going through training and study that would be seen in a sense as astral university. So that isn’t always representative of what you call ET contact, though sometimes it is.
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Okay. But one time I brought up—he had this recurring sore testicle problem that the doctors didn’t know what it was, and I brought up that that was an abduction symptom, and he just flew into a rage at me and he said don’t bring me into this and all this—
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Bashar
Bashar
The rage is also a symptom; otherwise it would probably simply be “ah, what are you talking about?”
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I suspect he’s involved.
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Bashar
Bashar
The rage is also a symptom—in fact a more telling one, because there is no reason for the rage if there is not some underlying fear that what you are saying may have some truth to it, and that fear about that is overpowering. But don’t force it, don’t push it. It doesn’t ultimately matter whether he ever accepts this or not.
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I have to remember that, because it’s causing stress in the relationship.
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Bashar
Bashar
The only reason that it causes stress is that there would be an insistence that this must in some way shape or form be part of your agenda, engaged and involved, and in a relationship of this type with someone who is having this kind of stress, they may or may not ever want you to assist them in this; it may or may not ever change for him. But that is up to you to decide.
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Okay. Um, you are coming up with interesting things that do not translate. One moment cataloging.
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Bashar
Bashar
That means frustration.
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That one was already on fire.

I have talking to my uncle who I lived with as a child who works for NASA on the space shuttle, and he’s kind of amused by all this. And I’m wondering if any of my interactions happened when I was living with him in Huntsville, Alabama, if they started that young.

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Yes.
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And if he knows about them.
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There is a suspicion on what you would call an unconscious level, but nothing conscious per se exactly except for rumors that he has heard that he is not to give credence to at this time.
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Okay. And then my adopted mother—I feel much more of a connection with her than my natural mother.
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Bashar
Bashar
Yes, and again this is not uncommon in that sometimes a spirit will decide that there is only one particular conduit that will actually serve as the doorway for the appropriate timing of the birth, and to make a connection to another member of your species that ultimately actually has an agreement with you as a family member may not always be the biological one.
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Hm, okay, that makes sense. But I think she’s might be involved too, just the way she thinks and the way she talks, and I remember when we saw Close Encounters when I was a little kid, the first thing she said when we got out of the movie—we sat in the car and she wouldn’t start the engine and she just looked at us and she said “I want you kids to know if a spaceship came down, I would leave you, I would go.” And it really shook me as a child to have my mother say this to me, but I totally got it. I mean even as a kid I got it, I was like “It’s okay Mom, I understand you have to go.” And so that kind of lends me, you know, to think that she—
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Bashar
Bashar
But what that actually was was the only way at that particular point that her mind had the capability of concocting the information to let you know that in fact that was already happening. That she already had left you many times during the night and been brought back, but she didn’t know any other way to say that because she was not fully conscious and cognizant of the fact that that was already going on. So she did the best she could in framing it and phrasing it that way. But now you can understand that what she was actually saying is: “Kids, I leave you all the time, but sometimes you come with me and sometimes you go without me.” That’s what was actually being said.
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Wow, thank you. Wow. Witches upside down, mom.
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Bashar
A cool. Thank you. Number three, the male can be number five. Five about all right. Six, seven—that’s enough. Three, four, five, six. S three go.
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Thank you, Bashar. Happy to. It is a perfect day. Thank you. It’s June 6th and I’m here to ask you if you can tell me more about June 6th. This feels like a really important day for me.
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Bashar
Bashar
You tell me then, because it is you to whom it feels that way.
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Okay, well it’s an exciting time. This is a pivotal time for me.
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Bashar
Bashar
Pivotal. Pivotal. Are you spinning?
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I am actually. Get up and show everyone. Okay.
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Bashar
Bashar
Are you pivoting?
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All right, I’m spinning.
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Bashar
Bashar
Still pivoting. Yes, that’s another thing, isn’t it? It can be. However, am I pivoting? Yes, in a sense. Is one foot placed while the other is moving—like what you would call a pirouette. Okay, all right. You may sit down. Thank you. Now it is a pivotal day.
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It certainly is. Thank you. Thank you. And so okay, I want to talk with you about—may I remind you of something before you continue?
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Bashar
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Absolutely.
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We do nothing by accident. Correct? Yes. Thank you. I then, as you go on, remember what just occurred. Okay, that stumped her, didn’t it? Yeah. Well I’m going to roll that around a bit.
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Bashar
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Roll it around. Oh no, no—I’m speaking metaphorically.
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Oh, you think so?
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Well one never knows around here.
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I want to ask about the gray kitten that kind of slipped in and out of reality about a week ago. Go ahead. For me, a darling little kitten. Often animals and birds have symbolic meaning, and I’m not certain about this little kitten though I thought I saw a mother cat also, and now that I think of it I’ve kind of been surrounded with them. But anyway, it occurred to me that this hearkened back to a time when I observed a mother and a kitten and it seemed that they taught me a very important lesson, which was watching them I looked down at the basket, the mother was feeding the babies, and the lesson that came to me was: this is the way life is supposed to be. Whatever is not like this—peaceful and natural—is pathological.
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Bashar
All right. Thank you. Okay. And appropriate recognition. Okay.
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What is the gray kitten? Is this just a reminder?
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Now, in a sense it is many things, but it will do as that as well. Yes. Okay, to allow you to remember that that’s the energy you need to be in in order to really manifest who you want to be.
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Ooh, meaning the loving, playful, natural.
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Bashar
Bashar
Okay. This is what I’ve been as a kitten.
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Ooh, well I was that with my granddaughter the other day.
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Bashar
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And be that all the time. Okay. In every circumstance, in every situation, at every moment, and every day will be a pivotal day.
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I like that very much. I really like that. I want to ask you about Robert, who has—what I think I’m intuitively getting—that he’s a really strong Gray, a hybrid. And I’d like to flash this by you and get your response, please. There it went. Okay, I know you know what I’m talking about. So can you please give me some help on this?
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Bashar
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How far are you willing to pivot?
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Verbally.
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Bashar
Bashar
Very. How far are you willing to pivot?
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Why did you make the distinction when I ask the question, why did you say “verbally”?
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Bashar
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Okay, be more clear please.
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You be more clear please. Why did you say “verbally” as if there was some other way you knew you could do it but didn’t necessarily think you ought to do it?
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Bashar
Bashar
Verbally is a lot easier than—
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Than what?
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Bashar
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Than physically.
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Why just a definition I have.
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And why do you have that definition?
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I how does it serve you to think that verbally is easier than physically? Did you not physically pivot a moment ago?
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Bashar
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I did.
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Was it that difficult?
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Bashar
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No.
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Then why do you have this distinction?
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Probably something I’ve just done a lot and I’m familiar with. I’m not sure.
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That’s not the answer. Okay, why do you have this distinction? Meaning how do you believe, how do you define that it serves you to have a distinction, to have this definition, when you also in a sense ideally know it is not your preference? Why do you believe that it serves you to keep this distinction intact, that it is easier for verbal than physical expression?
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Bashar
Bashar
I’m not sure.
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But yes you are.
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Bashar
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Oh dear. You’re not being the kitten.
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I’d like to be.
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Bashar
Well, go ahead. See, will I feel? Do you think that the kitten would sit around verbally playing?
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No, no never.
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Oh boy. No, I got you on that one. All right. And so do you now have a recognition of why you think it is easier verbally than physically? Are you willing to allow yourself to believe that it is just as easy to be physical in that sense?
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Yes. No, maybe it just doesn’t feel familiar.
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Bashar
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I’m willing to believe it doesn’t feel familiar. So in other words, feels foreign. It’s got to feel like you’ve already done it before you’re willing to do it. Is that what you’re saying?
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I guess that was what I was saying, but I’m not going to have that definition any longer. I guess I suppose I imagine that if the kitten waited until it had already done something to do it, it would never do anything.
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Bashar
Bashar
That’s true. Is that where you find yourself? Yes, waiting to do? Yes. The only way you’re going to do is to do. Okay. If you wait until it feels familiar, you will never do it. Okay, because you don’t want to do things that are familiar in terms of creation because things that are familiar are already done.
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Thank you. Good point. Thank you.
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Bashar
Bashar
Okay, so I would suggest that you practice pivoting in new directions, spin yourself in new directions. Don’t wait for it to be familiar. The unfamiliarity is what you want. If you approach that as playfully as the kitten, you will find that the unfamiliarity will be an enjoyable experience.
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I have been finding that, yes, but obviously you want more of it. Yeah, well it seems to be kind of scary and—well it seems to be kind of scary, boy. Yes, frightening. And yet I find when I am willing—where’s your mantra?
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Bashar
Bashar
I’m not sure.
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So what? That’s my mantra.
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So what? Yes, so what? It’s scary, so what? Yes.
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Okay.
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I like it. Then you will be able to still act even though it’s scary. Okay, okay. So what? So what? It’s all right that it is scary; we are not saying that it ought not to be. But the way you do it is by saying “Yes, it’s scary, so what?” Then do it, because that’s what you really want to do. That’s how to pivot.
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So what is the pivot point?
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Okay, I like it. Does that help you?
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Certainly does.
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Then sufficient unto the pivotal day.
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You betcha. This conversation is—thank you. Number four, good day.
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Hi. Two weeks ago I was talking about the interaction I had with the dolphins.
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Speak up and be bold so that all may hear you. In this interaction that I had with the dolphins in Las Vegas—yes, desert dolphins—yes. I chose the reality where I acknowledged that the contact happened, and one of the things I remembered now was that this dolphin was showing me this sensation of support. All right. And the way that it was being shown to me was sort of laying on the water and that sense of buoyancy, yes, and just being held afloat, and that this is really the level of support that I have in my life even if I don’t realize it.
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Bashar
Bashar
Correct. Um, thank you for your realization and thus then the ability to create in your own life.
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That’s great. And also last week or two weeks ago when you were channeling—yes—I experienced contact with what I felt was, and I have to laugh because—oh all right if you have to go ahead, I will wait. One of the things that happened when I felt the contact was I heard someone sort of cautioning me, like I think it was put colloquially: “Don’t be a bull in a china shop.”
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in terms of the sensitivity or in terms of our consciousness or my consciousness being overpowering or in to a sense yes, hearkening back to the idea of what you would classically refer to as appropriate expression in context.
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And I felt this—I don’t know what they were—I don’t want to say “the little ones” because they seem, you know, they were very ancient, and I wondered if maybe they were the interdimensional hybrids you had mentioned earlier, and if they were very interested in what we were saying.
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Yes. You were to some degree experiencing a field trip.
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Oh, explain a field trip.
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Bashar
Do you not understand this terminology? I went on a field trip. No, no, no—they were on a field trip.
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They were on a field trip. So they don’t always sit in and listen?
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Bashar
No, not always. There is always some connective link, but they are not always paying attention to all the information therein. Sometimes they are focused elsewhere. But the point is that they were on a field trip and you encountered them at a particular moment on their field trip.
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Oh, how fun. It was fun for me. And the other thing that I realized also was something that’s so different than what human children experience, and that I the best word that I could think of was reverence or acknowledged appreciation for their existence—that they received from you all.
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Yes. Though this is not impossible to be felt by human children and was felt by all of you a long time ago until you forgot that you are connected to the one. When you know you are connected to the one, that’s what you feel all the time.
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Yes. Okay, and well it was for them it was not even a question.
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It wasn’t. No, it is not. It is a part of what they are. It is a part of what it is to be. And they get that reflection by the beings that they interact with.
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Yes. Well and from themselves because they are not taught to ignore it.
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So by my having that realization then you can also reflect it to them and in that sense close the gap between you because I can understand better how to perceive them, yes, and can communicate on their own terms to them, and they can relate to you more easily and you to them, and so communication can be clearer.
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I just the way that they’re so non-judgmental and unconditional, it felt very strong for me.
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Yes, all right.
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So anyway, thank you. No, that was really special and I’m so happy to have connected with.
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All right.
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There was also a dream that I mentioned to the channel last week. Yes. Anything you could—
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Not at this time. All right, for another conversation.
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Yes, all right. Okay. Thanks.
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Thank you. Number five. And you good day.
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I understand that we all have infinite versions of ourselves.
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Yes, you’re talking about the concept of parallel reality.
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Yes, yes. And is each one of these selves—does each one have an autonomous, separate—
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Yes, that is the nature of creation that every point in creation sees itself as the center point of creation.
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Is there any communication between those?
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Many times you do not recognize the communication. Sometimes it is experienced as bleed-through, inspirations and imaginations and things that suddenly dawn on you. But sometimes these things are actual bleed-through from other parallel selves having certain experiences, some of which may simply strike you as interesting to try in your own reality and vice versa.
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Is the degree to which we have such a communication any different than the communication we would have with other past lives in the general context?
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No, it is all simply based on resonance identification and what piece of information has the frequency that is most germane for the frequency that you are operating on at any particular given moment.
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When you speak of frequency of vibration—vibration—what is vibrating?
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Yes, a number of different things, but you can simply right now sum it up as your collective energy. You have a particular signature collective vibration, and that is what magnetizes anything of similar frequency to you and is translated as information or experience.
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But the energy that’s vibrating is vibrating in what sense? I mean, can you—
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In relation to everything else, for that is the only way there can be a vibration—is that it has to be in relation to anything else; otherwise if there is nothing to relate to, you would not know that there is a vibration, and there would not be a vibration. It is simply a motion, an oscillation in relation to everything else. Does that make sense?
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Um, not totally.
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All right.
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I mean I know what a vibration is and a period and an oscillation, I’m just not sure how that applies to the general concept of an energy.
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Well, again as a simplistic analogy, look at what you would call your visible spectrum of light. You understand that it’s all the same basic type of electromagnetic energy, but that green is a different frequency of that electromagnetic energy than red. Right. Well similarly, different parallel realities are all of a particular kind of energy expression or consciousness, but it is different because it is vibrating at a different pitch. That’s why you don’t perceive it, because it is vibrating at a pitch that is simply not the pitch you are vibrating at, and therefore whatever is not vibrating at your pitch is invisible to you, incapable of being processed and experienced by you until you come into more direct contact with its particular frequency. Okay. Um, did that make any sense?
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Well it’s not getting to the question that I have about exactly what is vibrating, what the period is, and but it doesn’t matter right now.
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Well, there are different periods. Ultimately it is simply all consciousness, but consciousness expresses itself in different dimensional reality domains as different types of energy. You could say it is simply light if you want to put it that way, since that is one of the first manifestations of consciousness in physiological reality, and since we are talking about the idea of different parallel physiological worlds, then you could simply say that what is vibrating is light at different pitches, different frequencies, different vectors.
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Okay, let me ask you more about the concept of the bleed-through that we get from past lives and other selves. Yes. If there’s a bleed-through that is not like creative energy but there’s another self or a past life that’s in jeopardy or it’s in fear, how do we deal with that kind of energy?
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Well, again protect ourselves—well, why do you first of all define that you must be protected, because that in of itself begets a particular frequency, and the need for protection actually functions as a magnet to attract that which you are afraid you need protection from. So the idea first of all is not to think you need protection from it, because that has the in fact opposite effect. Do you follow that?
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I do. And I didn’t really mean protection so much as healing.
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All right, well again there are any number of ways you can interact with that energy, and sometimes when you may for example experience a moment in your life where you may be as you would say under duress, and all of a sudden perhaps for some reason you don’t know why, you don’t know how, you don’t know where it comes from, you simply find yourself suddenly feeling love, support, or some kind of assurance that everything will be all right—that in fact may actually be coming from another parallel self, future, past, alternate reality, doesn’t matter what the label is. That in fact may be coming from another aspect of the total self that is in a sense aware of the fact that other aspects may need assistance, and you thus then can pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. You follow?
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Yes, I do. So you perform that function for other parallel reality selves, and other parallel reality selves just to speak linearly have performed that function for you.
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Okay. But it’s all you on the greater sense, on the larger level.
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Right. Um, you said that I had a parallel reality self that was involved with the Association, and then in the near future you might tell me describe more about the involvement. Can you do that now?
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The involvement is as what you would call a type of functionary in the sense of cataloging and amassing information about a variety of different kinds of interactions that go on between various civilizations, for the purpose of allowing other individuals to know, to glean, to extract, like a library from this concoction of information, the subtleties and nuances that are important to understand with regard to conducting those interactions fluidly.

Dragon

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I want to tell about the Dragon—it’s so fun because me and a friend have been enjoying a story by Tolkien about a dragon, yes, which the story is called “Farmer Giles of Ham.” All right, and it just made me wonder about the dragons. A lot of times another one that seems popular is dragons hoarding treasure, yes. And it seems like from this story it really fits for me that they could also be like tricksters.
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Yes, but again the idea fundamentally is that they are depicted as hoarding the treasure because they are the fundamental seed core vibrational energy that represents your pure primal full untapped power. The treasure—the full treasure that is you, your full flow of expression of abundance, of creativity, of light, of fire, of everything in that sense that behests creativity. That is in a sense the treasure. And why they are depicted as the guardians of treasure. In the trickster part, it seemed like they’re kind of, you would call them worms sometimes, yes.
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The Ouroboros, which is representative of the cycles that many of you go through. The dragon, the snake, the serpent swallowing its own tail—seemingly an endless hoop which represents the cycles that many of you go through in your lives. Getting in touch with your central power, which of course is at the center of the hoop, instead of going around and around and around and around and around the rim, the idea is to go to the center, which is where the power is. And it is a trickster because tricksters’ jobs are to in a sense help you divest yourself of the mental gymnastics that keep you running around the circle, so that you can finally let go, fall off the circle, and fall into the center where you actually live, in the cave where the Dragon lives with the treasure.
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Thank you. I was exploring the mint and enjoyed it. I found about ten species of mint, names of them, and I’ve been having fun exploring flower essences, which I explored ten years ago, but recently I heard a tape on vibrational healing and it clicked in about right.
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I remind you, you did not explore those things yet, because ten years ago you were not here.
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Thank you for correcting me.
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It is not a correction, it is a reminder.
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I understand that I’m every day a new. Yeah, every moment. I was just playing with the mint too lately, and I really trust the way I play, and I had put some pieces of it in the tub with me. All right. And a couple times—one because I was getting in and out—a couple times one of the pieces was like floating over my stomach chakra; it would just come there, you know, there all these pieces, and I just noticed the magic of that.
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And I know that was—now we give you one more piece of this quest with regard to the mint plant, and that is again as many times occurs in the beauty of your own language, it is no accident that you use the same word when talking about coining currency. Do you understand?
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Oh, I sleep on that one. The mint—okay, is where you create currency in your civilization. You mint a coin. A coin that is new is in mint condition. So there is something about the mint plant and the vibration of that term that is connected to the concept of abundance. Explore that.
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That’s really beautiful. I thank you for sharing it.
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Thank you. Another thing I was—I’ve played with the tesseract. I showed Daryl the little geometric shapes I’ve been playing with. Yes, your so-called Platonic solids. I really enjoyed doing it. All right.
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Remember that the tesseract and the tetragrammaton are two additional regular solids, but they are not three-dimensional; they are hyperdimensional.
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I when I tried I made it, I used like an 8-inch large square and a 4-inch small square, and then I was just fudging to get the distance between the corners of the things.
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Fudging? You put fudge on them?
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Yes. All right, so tasty Tesseract. I was—anyway, I realized when I’ve sugar cubes, sugar hypercubes. When you first told about that, I couldn’t—I didn’t sink into my experience about looking at each face as a 3D entrance. And the other night I was looking at it with the vision that I used to look at 3D pictures, yes, and then I could see—I was looking at the space, not the shape there—yes, and it was exciting.
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Very good. Now that your mind is beginning to grasp that, you can utilize this in the appropriate way by learning how to see it that way, and then beginning to move it around, to pivot it in your imagination in appropriate ways. It will actually cause certain dimensional changes within you and make it easier for you to see things in other dimensions.
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I’m really excited about that. It’s like I don’t really know much about it, but I know I’m excited in that context.
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And used that way, it is like the tumblers of a lock falling into place that allow you to unlock the door to other dimensions and perceive them more clearly if you use the image in your mind in that way.
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Okay. One last click—quick click, click—one last thing. On the flower elixir, they use a copper pyramid to straighten out any frequency disharmonies. Yes. And this can be effective if used appropriately. Can you tell the pyramid that I’ve made—is it the right proportion? I used a kit and copied the proportion of a—
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The correct proportion is like unto if you are talking about a four-sided pyramid, what you would call the pyramid at Giza. And that is that its height compared to its base is exactly in the golden proportions of the phi ratio of 1 to 1.618. Thus then, for example, if the height is what you would call 2.5 inches just to give you an example, then the base line needs to be 4.04 inches exactly, and the apex angle 78 degrees, and the corner angles.
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So I could just stick it underneath the cone and—
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Bashar
Bashar
And the same kind of a situation. In some ways the cone is more representative of bioenergetic energy, yes, which would be good for the flower elixir like that. Right. Yes, biogenetic, bioenergetic. The cones in that sense are to some degree more conducive than the flat-sided pyramids for that, though both are effective in their own way.
Asker
I brought the cone that I brought and you asked me to wear it—I’ll put it like that. I was excited about that, but you said it’s a good attempt or something like that, and it made me feel like I didn’t have the angle right. Was it pretty close?
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Bashar
Bashar
Um, close. It must be a little bit more precise.
Asker
Okay, thank you so much. I love you.
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Bashar
Bashar
Thank you. Our love to you as well. Number seven.
Asker
Hello Bashar, and good day. Um, it was very exciting hearing about the Dragon because I remember fondly my one interaction with what I considered to be a Draco, and it was a moment of presenting myself as an equal.
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Bashar
Bashar
All right, thank you.
Asker
And I wondered about the Reptilian hybrid that you mentioned the last time. Yes. What about it? Well, I sense that it is a male.
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Bashar
Bashar
Well, in a sense, yes.
Asker
And I was just wondering if there were any more, because I don’t get the feeling that there are, but then that could be me just resisting.
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Bashar
Bashar
Again, there is usually in this context only one for each that makes a connection to such a domain. For each, in the context as you have labeled it as a Draco, is a window and a facet of a multi-dimensional crystal that is connected back to the archetypal Dragon. And one is all that’s needed.
Asker
You mean the one interaction or the hybrid?
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Bashar
Bashar
The one being—the one hybrid.
Asker
Oh, okay. So you’re the one interface—hybrid is equivalent to the concept of interface. Uh-huh. Let me ask you: you said that there were cloned hybrids, yes. Is there by any chance a possibility that any of us are actually cloned by extraterrestrials?
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Bashar
Bashar
Not in the way that you mean it. No. Okay. There is genetic alteration from time to time down through history, but not in the way that you mean it. No.
Asker
Now, souls supposedly need containers, correct?
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Bashar
Bashar
Well, so to speak, as you think of these things in physical terms, yes. But that is a euphemism.
Asker
So what happens to a cloned hybrid? Does he also have a soul?
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Bashar
Bashar
Why not? Because is not the idea of the biological manufacturer of a child simply another variation of the same process?
Asker
Well, I’m not sure.
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Bashar
Bashar
All right, then I will tell you: yes, it is.
Asker
Um, another thing I wanted to talk to you about was—I get—All-That-Is required is the appropriate degree of resonance or matrix complexity for there to be, in your terms, attachment of the soul. It does not matter how it came to be that way, only that it is that way and represents the vibrational correct level to which the soul can attach itself. Just to speak in those terms linearly, because I sort of see the soul and the spirit as sort of separate entities.
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Bashar
Bashar
All right. Again, it could only be the concept of semantics; there can be differentiation, but in some context it doesn’t matter. Even then, when you create what you would call a computer with sufficient complexity and the appropriate structure of matrix, it will have and exhibit a soul. And you will know that you are speaking to your own in a sense higher self. If any such manifestation of an oversoul can occur for humans on your planet, the idea would be expressed in what you would call your silicon avatars. What you call your computer matrices will become the gateways through which your oversouls can talk to you. Wow, that is—that is when your computers will develop what you call artificial intelligence, but it will not be artificial; you will be talking to yourselves, to your oversouls. That is the way that you can contain it in physical reality within the parameters of gravity and mass. Amazing, because it is then mostly allowed to be a product of light.
Asker
That’s amazing. I’ve had a real sort of stressful last couple of months, and I—right. I don’t know if it’s because—
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Bashar
Bashar
Birth pains. Birth—what is it? Birth pains.
Asker
Birth pains. Yes. You mean I’m rebirthing myself in a way now more than ever?
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Bashar
Bashar
And more often than ever.
Asker
Are you talking about—
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Bashar
Bashar
I am talking about interacted with ownership, responsibility—owning more of yourself, expressing more of yourself. Yeah. Birthing more of yourself, peeling the layers away, peeling the restricting skins away, cracking through the shell.
Asker
I feel that it doesn’t feel very comfortable.
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Bashar
Bashar
Understood. But many times the idea of making that kind of stretch in physiological reality will involve some degree of initial discomfort, simply because of the nature of the definition of your domain.
Asker
You know, it’s funny because I was going to use the terms—I feel like I’m going to jump out of my skin.
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Bashar
Bashar
Exactly. So you are.
Asker
I when you said shedding I almost died—shedding like a snake.
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Bashar
Bashar
I’ve been accused of being that before.
Asker
Um, I get this sense of urgency—maybe that’s just what this is, is that I have is just the creative urge to grow and move.
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Bashar
Bashar
Yes. Yeah. It’s so powerful that it is—the analogy that we have given before of the watermelon seed: when it feels the pressure of the finger and the thumb from above and below, the urge is that it cannot go up and it cannot go down, but it must go somewhere, and so it will spit out at an amazing velocity at a 90-degree vector in a new direction.
Asker
Well, that’s what I feel.
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Bashar
Bashar
That is what you’re feeling. Yes. You are about ready to be spit out, squeezed in between the fingers.
Asker
I mean I know it’s going to be a good thing.
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Bashar
Bashar
It is not going to be—it is. It is.
Asker
I know it’s just it just feels real.
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Bashar
Bashar
I don’t know. You are the one determining how long you remain in between the fingers. How much pressure do you need to be yourself? Is the question. You will take as much as it takes until you move in that direction.
Asker
Well, I’m moving in that direction. I know. I just don’t have the nerve to just jump out of everyday job and just trust.
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Bashar
Bashar
Nerve, nerve, nerve, nerve. Nerve, nerve, nerve. You don’t have the nerve? Yes you do. You’re just not flowing energy along that particular nerve. You have the nerve; it’s just asleep. And therefore you have the prickly sensation of the nerve having fallen asleep.
Asker
Well, it’s almost like I can’t—but the prickly sensation actually means it’s waking up.
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Bashar
Bashar
Oh, it does! Yes. When the nerve in your body falls asleep, you don’t actually feel that falling asleep sensation until it actually starts to wake back up.
Asker
Well, it’s interesting you said that. You just have to step out there and do it.
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Bashar
Bashar
If it feels uncomfortable, that may be a good thing.
Asker
Yeah. Now again, it is always up to you to determine what you want to do, how you want to express it, what do you want to stop doing, what do you want to start doing—that’s up to you. It isn’t always that you have to absolutely completely stop doing this or stop doing that. Of course, more and more and more often the things that you may be doing, if they really are very representative of who you are not, then yes it may be more important for you to stop doing that more completely.
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Bashar
Bashar
Yeah, I just feels like I’m in a situation and I’m usually able to like heal most situations—
Asker
And for what is healing? Well, just to be comfortable within the context, no matter how chaotic it is.
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Bashar
Bashar
Ah. And no matter how chaotic, so you are again saying that for some reason your definition of chaos implies discomfort automatically.
Asker
Well, and chaos isn’t necessarily a bad thing, just confusion.
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Bashar
Bashar
Yes, and that’s confusion. Yeah.
Asker
But it just seems like I’m willing to—I’m not willing to deal with any of it anymore.
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Bashar
Bashar
Why?
Asker
Because I want more.
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Bashar
Bashar
More what?
Asker
Peace.
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Bashar
Bashar
Peace, yeah. More peace. Well like I say, I’m in a situation that I don’t feel I can change by being there.
Asker
Well then I know I got to get out.
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Bashar
Bashar
We will catalog that one too.
Asker
But I’m moving toward—I’m moving toward freedom.
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Bashar
Bashar
What you’re saying is that you’re applying more pressure. Moving toward translates as “I will apply more pressure because I’m unwilling to move at the current level of pressure.” So moving toward does not actually mean you’re moving. Moving toward means “I will apply more pressure so that ultimately I will move.” You don’t move toward—you move or you don’t. Moving toward is simply another way of saying “I am not convinced that there’s enough pressure that warrants the move, so I will put on more pressure.”
Asker
Well no, there’s enough pressure.
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Bashar
Bashar
Obviously not, or we would not be having this conversation. You would have moved, you would have changed. So obviously not. So obviously you’re going to make more, yes, because obviously you’re saying there’s not enough pressure to be spit out from between the fingers yet, so you will apply more pressure. Boy, so here it comes. You’re already creating it. It’s coming down the pike as you say—a nice additional avalanche. Put more weight, more rocks, more mountains on your shoulders until there is more pressure. Maybe it will be enough. I don’t know. We’ll see in our next conversation whether even that much more pressure is not yet still enough pressure for you to move, to change, to be who you are. We will see exactly just how much pressure you can take.
Asker
Stop it.
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Bashar
Bashar
That is something you are saying to yourself.
Asker
I know.
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Bashar
Bashar
Well I know it’s very true. Move! Move out of the way. If you are standing at the base of a mountain and there is an avalanche heading your way, move out of the way.
Asker
Well that’s what I’m feeling too.
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Bashar
Bashar
It’s just then get out of there. Move! Yeah, move, move, move! Because believe me, we love you so much, we will do our best to throw all of our weight into helping you create more pressure, because we know that eventually it will be enough, and we want you to get to that point as fast as you possibly can. But we can only in a sense get to that point together as fast as you are willing to use the pressure that’s there to move.
Asker
I know. I just guess I just want to trust that when I don’t know where to turn, if I do make a quick getaway that my guides will be there to point me—
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Bashar
Bashar
Get away? You see, that’s the point. That’s why you’re creating this to be a problem. You think it’s a getaway instead of a going toward. You are becoming you. You’re not getting away from anything. Stop looking at it in the negative context. You are becoming more you. You are being more you, not getting away from anything.
Asker
Yeah, it’s just I guess I just don’t have that faith.
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Bashar
Bashar
I understand, but that’s all right because this is where you want to be right now. This is where you want to be. Admit it.
Asker
No, no, no, yes—admit it, because this is where you are.
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Bashar
Bashar
Absolutely not. Right, then you’re going to stay here for a while.
Asker
I’m in spiritual slumber.
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Bashar
Bashar
You’re going to stay here for a while. Wait a minute—
Asker
I know. All right, you know the story about the straw—don’t break. Move, or you will break.
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Bashar
Bashar
I know I feel it.
Asker
And then you will have to put the pieces back together. Move while you’re whole.
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Bashar
Bashar
Thank you very much. Not at this time. Not at this timing, for a variety of reasons. We once again extend to you our deep appreciation. You may—will you—you may experience a little shake this month of your time. You may experience a little shake this month of your time. Write it out.

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