Hypnosis

Hypnosis and Hybridization

Asker: How can you know when a subject is under hypnosis whether they are depicting a reality or a dream? What’s the difference between the two?

Bashar: The real question is this: anything—first of all, anything you can imagine is in some way, shape, or form a reality. The question is not “is it real?” The question is “is it relevant to your reality?” Because something can be real but not be relevant to you, to your reality.

Does that make sense? Yes. That’s what you’re really asking: what’s the degree of probability of relevance of this experience to my consensus or individual reality? That’s the real question.

And therefore, you can each answer that on your own in a personal way. When this person is under hypnosis, whatever it is they are relating can be a real reality—a real experiential reality. But if it has no real relevance for you, then in a sense, it might as well be a dream. Yes. So you have to decide what the degree of relevance of the information is for you and apply that information in whatever way is relevant for your own life.

It doesn’t really much matter whether it’s actually a real physical reality or something that exists in another dimension or another plane. Remember that in the spirit world, you could say well, that’s all non-physical, and yet someone can create a reality out of thought instantaneously that seems even more real than what you consider physical reality to be. So what’s “real”? It’s a relative perspective of relevance.

Asker: I have a—I believe my family was involved in the hybridization program. Is that something you can confirm?

Bashar: I am confirming it. Yes. Okay. Do you care to expand at all? Or nope? Okay.

Asker: Do you care to expand? There are—I have seven siblings. Oh, all right. And my mother has told me that five of us are involved. Is that correct?

Bashar: The number is correct—yes. The other two are involved but not the same way. I don’t know what that means, but okay. I know you don’t.

Some individuals are more directly involved with the actual genetics of it. Some individuals are involved energetically by providing certain kinds of templates that are used as guidelines to create certain genetic states.

Does that make sense? Okay, yes. Anything else? Thank you. No. All right. Thank you.

Question 9: Talking to Yourself and Mirror Reflections

Asker: Hello, Bashar, and you good day. Sometimes I tend to summon you—just because—yes. And I’m not sure what really happens, but doesn’t matter. I feel a presence. And I was wondering: is that presence—is it you, or is it representative of something within myself?

Bashar: Well, it can be both. Generally speaking, it will not always be specifically me, but it might be the vibration of my reality. It might be someone else from my reality. But it will always also be you, because the only way you can experience anyone else is by creating your version of them out of your own consciousness, out of your own energy.

Remember that in some senses, that’s what’s going on right now. You’re not really actually having the conversation directly with me—you’re having it indirectly. What we are doing in that sense is providing a mask for your own higher mind. You’re having a conversation with your own higher mind, but you’re disguising it in the mask of us to make it easier for you to have a conversation with it, because you now believe it’s outside of you.

But you’re talking to yourself right now.

Asker: I was feeling bad. I felt like a spiral starting. And I looked in the mirror and I actually liked what I saw.. it kept my—I looked good to myself, and it kept it sustained my energy level.

Now that was pretty rare because every time I feel bad or in a negative state and I look at my reflection, I see that reflection of the negative. All right.

Bashar: And so this time you gave yourself the opportunity to realize that no matter how things may seem, you always have the opportunity to redefine them. And that will be what you experience—not necessarily how something looks, but by the meaning you give it, you will determine the experience you get out of it.

Okay. So you gave yourself that reflection. Yes, very good.

Asker: Concerning physiology—the connection between physiology, the body and the mind, and maybe the experience of time and aging.

Bashar: Well, time is a side effect that you all create to have a certain kind of an experience. You create that side effect by shifting your consciousness through billions of parallel reality versions of yourself every second. Thus that shifting creates what you call the experience of change, time, movement, shifting.

You’re shifting your consciousness through different variations of yourself in parallel worlds. That’s what time is—it’s a side effect of that shift of consciousness. And you’re doing this billions of times a second without even knowing you’re doing it. And during sleep, it’s the same—absolutely.

Asker: Okay. There is no time—there is no experience of time if you’re not shifting.

Asker: And concerning shifting, what’s the best recommendation you can give for me as far as—I have this love for gambling, so when I go to the casino and I like to play—what’s the best mentality that I can maybe shift myself into in order to come out—in order to what?

Bashar: In order to ask for a specific result? Yes, yes. Do you not remember the formula? Excitement—act on your highest excitement to the best of your ability with zero, zero—oh man—insistence on the outcome. Yeah. Zero.

Trusting that your higher mind will manifest what you truly need, and then whatever manifests, know that that’s what serves you in the best possible way. That’s the formula.

Just go out and have fun. Make sure that the actions you take are actually representative of your excitement and not your anxiety being disguised as excitement.

Inventions and the Human Unit of Energy

Asker: my partner and I have some concepts and inventions that we believe to be beneficial to the planet in terms of raising the vibration—of the relationship between humanity and Gaia, anyways. Given the high rate of humanity’s current process of ascension, would these ideas be obsolete—would we get there without them organically?

Bashar: That’s up to you, isn’t it? Okay. What are you excited to do? Remember that even when you create something physical, it’s just an expression of consciousness anyway. But if you feel that that’s the permission slip that is necessary to help others relate to the idea, then by all means you can use it.

It’s similar to the idea that when you perceive what you call our ship or UFO, as you call us sometimes, that we don’t really need that—but it’s an expression of our consciousness that in a sense is convenient for interacting with planets like yours because you can relate to it.

Sure, you understand? Yeah. So by all means, use the permission slip that you are most excited to use. If you change your mind about what works best for you, go with the flow.

Asker: You talked about the end of money and the flow of where human value or human worth eventually—

Bashar: Yes, eventually your so-called economic system will actually be based on the abilities of people.

Asker: That’s what I’ve been working on something called the Human Unit of Energy System.

Bashar: Then keep working if that’s exciting to you. You never change the world you’re on—only the one you’re in. You change yourself and then shift to a world that already exists that’s more representative of the vibrational change you’ve made within you. Cool. But the world you were in still exists and doesn’t change. Does that make sense?

Asker: Can you embellish a little bit more on it? What embellishment do you need? Can you talk more about—is it possible for us to experience our enthusiasm collectively?

Bashar: Well, you do, don’t you? Don’t you have some collective synchronicity? Don’t you? We do. I guess I don’t know what it would be like.

Asker: You don’t know what it was like at all to experience exciting synchronicity with anyone else? Oh, I do all the time. Sure.

Bashar: Sorry. Then what is it you think you’re missing? I would like to know what it would be like to experience the possibility of facilitating more enthusiasm, even though I will be dead—I will be long gone.

Bashar: Then—just because you’re non-physical doesn’t mean you can’t participate. Sure, sure. Well, okay. Then trust the timing of whatever state you’re in. You’re still going to be able to do whatever it is that is truly you, that you’re truly passionate about, whether you’re physical or non-physical. Yes, yes.

Well then, what do you care what state you’re in? Do you trust the way your life is going to unfold, or don’t you? Yes, I do. All right. Then it doesn’t matter what state you’re in—you will find yourself at exactly the right place, the right time, in the right state to do whatever it is that is exactly right for you.

Be you physical, or be you spirit, or be you another alien being, or be you an interdimensional creature, or be you the interstitial spaces in between the dimensions—doesn’t matter. You will do what you will do when you are that you.

The Den, Illness, and Fear of Money

Asker: I was at 6:00, I was about 40, 50 miles away, and I manifested me being here. All right. Malleability of space-time. So I’m excited that I’m powerful, as everybody else is—you all are.

I came from a very—the past two years, a very stressful state. Oh, how exciting. Yeah. And you know, it allowed me to develop in a lot of ways. Yes. It also allowed me to develop into some illnesses. Oh, all right. That’s exciting too. Yeah.

So I decided to step back and just hone in on being a better self. Oh, all right. Thank you. And I’m in this space of pure nothingness—literally, there’s days that I think of nothing.

Bashar: Well, even nothing is something, but I understand what you mean.

Asker: So as a human, my fear is money-based. So I haven’t been working. So how do—

Bashar: One moment. One moment. You can’t actually use that as an excuse, because there are many humans on your planet that are not in fear of the idea of money. So just because you’re a human doesn’t automatically assume that your fear is money-based. Don’t make that connection.

Asker: This is my fear—my sole truth.

Bashar: It’s your personal challenge. Yeah. Okay. So how do I know if I’m done with this cycle? Because I sure as hell don’t want to leave this little—what cycle? You mean your physical life? No, this den that I’m in. I’m in a little den—like I’m warm and fuzzy and I don’t want to leave it. And I’m fearful of just about leaving it. What will happen if you do? I guess my past—whatever happened—I got sick and I got too stressed and I didn’t make the right choices.

Bashar: You always make the right choices. Yeah. You always make the right choices. They may not be the choices you prefer, but if you make it, it’s the right choice. If you use it that way, you will get the effect from it that it was the choice you needed to make. That means then you can make other choices that you prefer. But don’t discount the choices you have made—otherwise, you can’t make new choices. You cannot get where you wish to go if you invalidate the stepping stones that brought you to where you are.

Do you understand? Yes, I do. Because if you invalidate those stepping stones, there’s nowhere for you to walk.

So the moment I decide to move forward in any direction, it’s always the right decision at any—of course. Even if it’s a direction you don’t prefer, it was the right decision because perhaps you needed to find out that that was a direction you don’t prefer.

Remember, sometimes people on your planet have an easier time identifying what they do prefer by first experiencing what they don’t, so that what they do prefer is clearer by contrast. If you use what you don’t prefer that way in a positive context, it will be easier for you to identify what you do prefer, and then you won’t have to spend so much time experiencing what you don’t. But first you have to use what you don’t prefer in a positive way—as if you preferred it. That’s the paradox.

Asker: How do I know if I’m living my highest life, my highest excitement?

Bashar: Are you acting on your highest excitement every moment to the best of your ability that you know of? No, I’m in a den. Well, then obviously you know you’re not. Yes. Okay. So it’s clear that you’re not living your highest excitement. Yes, yes. Well, that’s how you know.

Asker: Our illness—is it finite? Yes. But sometimes they end with death. Still finite.

So if there’s a belief that’s holding me to an illness, and I need to shift that belief—yes—how do I shift the belief? Find out what the belief is.

Asker: I know what the belief is.

Bashar: What is it?

Asker: I’m not good enough.

Bashar: Well, why do you believe you’re not good enough? Why would you buy into that? Does that make sense to you? No. I’ve allowed it because—

What are you getting out of it? Anything that you buy into, you only buy into because you’re getting something out of it. If you really weren’t getting anything out of it, you would let it go.

What are you getting out of holding on to that belief? Not challenging myself—just staying still.

Bashar: And that’s because you feel that if you challenge yourself, what will happen?

Asker: Get sick again.

Bashar: Well, there you go. So do I mantra it? Do I journal it? In other words—what we said earlier: paradoxically, it has to be all right for you to get sick in order for you to never get sick again. Because you are invalidating the sickness as an experience, because you’re saying there is no possible positive reason that I’m sick. But there could be. You can’t invalidate your experiences—any of them. They are there for a reason, to teach you something you need to know.

So as soon as you start validating it and letting it be all right for whatever needs to happen to happen, and stop being afraid of what might happen, then it won’t need to happen necessarily. In a sense, you are almost guaranteeing that you’ll get sick by not ever wanting to get sick, because you’re saying that’s the only path that I need to avoid. And you can’t avoid it if there is a reason why you’re creating it.

Now the reason why you’re creating it may only be because you don’t need it anymore—but you have to allow that to be okay.

Does that make sense? Yes.

Everything that happens in your life is okay. Everything that happens in your life is okay. Remember, you are an eternal, infinite, indestructible being. So what if you get sick and die? You’ll still exist.

Asker: Oh, well that was interesting.

Bashar: Speaking linearly, yes. I know everything exists at the same time, but speaking linearly from your linear perspective, you’ve done it many times. And in a sense, what we said a little while ago about you shifting from one parallel reality version of yourself to another billions of times a second means you’re actually dying billions of times a second. This person standing there right now, right now, right now, right now, right now, right now, right now, right now is not the same person—literally not the same person that was here a moment ago.

So I get that. You’re dying all the time, being reborn all the time. So what? It’s part of life.

Allow yourself to know it’s there for a reason. Use it for the positive reason it’s there. And when you allow yourself to receive the message that the messenger is attempting to give you, the messenger will go on its way. The only reason things stick around is because you try to push them away—you don’t pay attention to why they’re there. So they keep knocking and becoming more insistent to get your attention because there’s something there you want to learn about yourself, if only to reveal a belief you have that you don’t prefer.

Listen to them. Accept. Allow. Invite those messengers in.

Asker: Make me devastatingly ill if it’s going to teach me something profound that I really, really want to know. Although I am open to learning it another way.

Bashar: I am truly willing to learn it in the path of least resistance. However, if the path that comes is the path that serves me and all concerned best—bring it on, because I’m indestructible, eternal, and infinite. And I may die, but it’s okay.

Bashar: Of course it’s okay. And when it’s okay, you probably won’t die—okay? At least not in the way that you mean. Do you understand? Yes.

And besides which—besides which—unless you actually intentionally choose to take your own life physically, you cannot die before you chose your timing to die. Do you understand? Because if it really was that easy, you could just lie down on the floor and close your eyes and say “All right, I’m done, ready to go,” count to 10—if you can still open your eyes, you’re not done. Because if it really was your time, you would leave.

So you cannot leave before your time that you chose, unless you actually choose to physically end your life, which is also a choice you’re always given. But even if you end your life, you’re actually still given a choice to go back—and I don’t just mean in the idea of near-death experience. I mean you could actually take up where you left off in a parallel reality, never even knowing that you had died. So you have choice at every point. You have choice at every point—even after death, to keep on living.

Do you understand? You have choice at every point. You are that free. You are that unbound. You are that unshackled. You are that powerful.

Does that help? Yes. All right. Thank you.

Asker: One baby question—baby, tiny. Not all women are supposed to have babies, right? Speaking of babies, look who’s pulling? Yes, I’m rocking your baby question. That’s my question. Not all women are supposed to want to have babies.

Bashar: It’s not a “supposed to.” It’s simply based on what you chose for your life. So no, not all people have chosen to have children. Cool. Cool. Thanks. Whatever temperature you want. Thank you. Thank you.

Peru and Migraines

Asker: So last December, my highest excitement was to go to Peru. Oh, all right. Did you go? I went to Peru. Oh, all right. How exciting! It was very exciting. Yes. And I decided to go to Machu Picchu. And did you? I did the four-day Inca Trail.

Bashar: In what way? I was sick. Oh, more sickness. All right, yeah. So what did you teach yourself in that experience? What did you learn?

Asker: That I was strong enough to do the hike when I was sick.

Bashar: Did you? I did. All right. And well, I was kind of hoping—when I went to Machu Picchu—that I would feel some great energy.

Bashar: You did. It just made you sick. I’m not being factious. Understand that sometimes when you’re not used to certain vibrations, at first, because of the resistances within your body based on your energy system, based on your belief systems, that resistance to that new energy may make you feel ill. But that’s a good sign, because it means the energy is there—it means you’re processing it. That’s wonderful. But I feel you’ll get used to it, and then it won’t make you sick.

Asker: I feel like I got sick maybe because I had some blockage.

Bashar: I just told you that—yes, of course you do. But so what?

Asker: So how do I get rid of that?

Bashar: Go back again. Go back again—you’ll be stronger next time. Are you acting on your highest excitement? You said you were. Yes. Well, it’s a process. You can do the threshold of believability and all that if you wish, as permission slips. But what you did is all right.

Please, please, please—all of you—please watch your definitions of these things. The ups, the downs—so what? It doesn’t have to be looked at like this; it can be looked at like this. You’re always climbing, even if you’re going up and down. Why assume you’re back to zero? You made progress. You got stronger.

You have the saying on your planet: “That which doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” The idea is that you do need challenges in your planet, in your sphere of experience. You need those challenges to grow. You accepted the challenge because you knew you were powerful enough. You will grow from it. It will be easier next time.

When that kind of energy comes in, you’ll be less resistant to it. It’ll be more fun. Allow this to be a positive and fun experience—that you got sick because it means “oh boy, I got the energy I asked for.” Obviously I have a little work to do, but that’s all right. By feeling it and being sick, that means I’m working through my resistances, I’m working through my blockages.

You understand? Look at it in a positive way. Define it as a positive experience. If you don’t define it as a positive experience, it will be harder next time, not easier—because you’ll have added that much more resistance, that much more negative energy, by defining the fact you got sick as something that wasn’t supposed to happen.

It happened. Blessings on you for being strong enough to experience that challenge.

Asker: Do you understand this? Can you take this to heart, or are you still feeling disappointed in yourself? I’m just wondering because when I returned from Peru, I started to get very serious migraines. Yes. And they’re getting worse and worse.

Bashar: I know. You need to let go of your resistance that things have to happen in a certain way in order for you to believe that you are actually growing spiritually. Many people in your metaphysical community have this very strange idea that just because you’re becoming more spiritual, that you won’t have any challenges anymore.

Just the opposite is the case—you’ll have more challenges, because you’re more capable of handling them. Remember, as you expand your consciousness, because there is polarity in creation, you don’t become less aware of the negative—you become more aware of it. It doesn’t mean you have to choose it, but you become more aware of it as a choice.

But when you refuse to acknowledge that it has a right to be there, you resist—you tighten up—and the energy can’t get through. You can’t really make the choice that you prefer, and there will be physiological repercussions to that.

Relax. You’re doing fine. When you relax your expectations of yourself and your assumptions, the migraines will vanish.

Asker: Yes. I have to relax my expectations—yes—and my assumptions—yes.

Bashar: Because again, you went there with a certain assumption and an expectation of what you wanted to experience in a certain way. You experienced it in a way that you didn’t expect, and you reacted negatively to that experience instead of responding positively to it. Therefore, you caused even more restriction, which is causing the migraines.

Loosen up. Lighten up. Be nicer to yourself. Relax. You did fine. You’ll get better at it. Yes, yes. Thank you.

Bashar: Why are you in such a rush to be so spiritual?

Asker: It’s fun. It’s my highest excitement.

Bashar: Yes, I know. But you need to go about it in a way that’s also grounded. Remember, it’s not about running away from physical reality—it’s about incorporating physical reality into the physical experience and the spiritual experience simultaneously.

There is absolutely nothing, as we said initially, unspiritual about physical reality. You understand? Yes. All right.

Then remember the saying you have on your planet: you are not a human having a spiritual experience—you are a spirit having a human experience. You’re already spiritual. Lighten up on yourself. Yes, yes. All right. Thank you.

Bashar: One moment. It will be of some help to you if you haven’t already attracted yourself to it to have the idea of some immersion in relaxing hot mineral springs. Yes.

Asker: Yes.

Bashar: Is that something that you can do? Yes. What’s the hesitation in your answer? I’m just wondering where I would do it.

Bashar: Do you believe that the synchronicity in your reality will provide you a place? Place—yes. Why the hesitation? I’m—does anyone in the room know of a mineral hot spring? Raise your hand.

How many people raise their hands? Yeah, about 50. I think synchronicity has provided you some information. You just need to be bold enough to ask. Yes, yes. All right. Be bold. Move forward. Relax. Enjoy. All right. Okay. Thank you. Thank you.

Question 13: Messages and Fear of Vulnerability

Asker: Hello, Bashar. Good day. Katie with an underdot. Thank you. It’s good to be here. Um, and I just take a breath—this was a nice surprise. All right.

So do you have any other kind—um, no, thank you.

Recently I’ve been having lots of different communications opening up to me. All right. Um, that have been different than ones I’ve had in the past.

Bashar: Well, change is a law. Yes, yes.

Asker: I’m a little nervous—caught off guard.

Bashar: Okay. All right. Why did you have a guard? What do you need protection from?

Asker: Maybe that’s what my question is about. Maybe it is. Yeah, I think so.

Bashar: Um, then what’s your question?

Asker: Okay. So the mix of messages I’ve been getting, or communications, have been with my maternal grandmothers. And what I’ve been receiving is that I need not worry—that my life is going to be flowing. That I’m taking care of—your life is going to be flowing, or your life is flowing? That my life is flowing.

Bashar: Thank you. Keep it in the present. Right? Would be part of that message. Yes, yes. All right. Maybe you need to pay closer attention to the messages. Yeah. All right.

Asker: And I also had the experience of meeting some people that I might have star connection with—star family.

Bashar: Is that a question? No, no, it’s just a statement.

Asker: Oh, I fear came up of what—how exciting.

Bashar: Yes, yes. You love when fears come up because you are then discovering a new portion of yourself. Right? Yeah.

Asker: And I was able to see that what was the fear? What was the fear?

Asker: The fear was that I might be vulnerable—that I might be putting my trust in people that don’t have my highest interest.

Bashar: All right. But if you know that if you give positive meaning to your life, that you will always get a positive effect out of every circumstance regardless of anyone else’s intention—what difference does that make whether they do or not? Right. Yeah.

Asker: And I think I’ve come back into that the—a few, you know, a few weeks. So it’s exciting to be coming out of that. And new directions are opening up. I just—a friend gave me a few toas, and I don’t know how to play them—they’re drums. Oh, all right. So is that something that you’re excited to learn?

Bashar: I’m excited to learn it. It hasn’t been a part of my life so far, but now it’s here. Well, all right. But it’s up to you to decide whether you really prefer that—whether it’s really part of your passion or not. Right? Just because something shows up doesn’t necessarily have any particular built-in meaning. It’s up to you to supply the meaning. It’s up to you to recognize it as something representative of your passion and your excitement or not. It’s up to you to have the discernment. Okay? Yeah. Yes.

Sometimes things come into your life just to give you the opportunity to have the ability to discern the difference. Just because something comes in doesn’t mean you have to do that thing. Remember: zero expectation, zero assumption, zero insistence. Just because something excites you doesn’t mean that the thing that excites you has to come to fruition. It may only excite you to lure you in a certain direction just to get you to move—because that’s what you actually need to do, as you say colloquially in your language, just to get you off your butt.

That may be the only reason why that thing excited you. You don’t know. Just let it play out. When you can take it no further, act on the next most exciting thing—knowing that it doesn’t matter how things look. It’s the excitement in them that tells you they’re all connected, not the surface feature. They don’t have to look anything alike to be connected, but the excitement tells you they are.