Teachings of Bashar – Your State of Being Matters…

The subject he talks about most is the nature of reality and how to best relate to it for maximum success. One of the main principles of reality he gives is regarding one’s internal state of being and how the state of being is vastly more important than outside situations or circumstances. Bashar would state over and over in one of his talks, “It is your state of being that matters, not the situation.” Meaning that we create our reality by how we feel and what we actually believe to be reality.

The reality that we endure or enjoy directly reflects like a mirror one’s state of consciousness. No matter how hard one may work to make life joyful or successful, one may never make it until one’s state of consciousness is also serene, successful, and joyous. There are four very important laws that are always present in every dimension, every situation, and throughout all time: 1) We exist (can’t do anything about that); 2) The one is all and the all are one (the universe is holographic); 3) What we put out is what we get back (“Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap”–Galatians 6:7-10); and 4) Change is the only constant, except for the first three laws! What he says regarding time is that every second is simply just another aspect of the Eternal Moment or Eternal Now we are simply looking at it from a limited viewpoint. From a higher perspective, viewpoint or higher state of consciousness, all times throughout history become accessible and appear as one great moment.

Much of his knowledge reflects what one can find in movies such as “The Secret” and “What the Bleep Do We Know?” yet on a deeper and expanded level of conviction, explanation and demonstration. He instructs everyone to go beyond faith into absolute knowing because knowledge is far more powerful than just faith alone. His concepts seem to always be consistent, vast and scientifically correct. He has an absolute command of the meanings of all the words of knowledge he gives out. Considering Bashar’s lightning fast and flawless wit, he could win at any debate.

Even an ordinary word such as experience in the Essassani language has a very deep meaning. The Essassani word for experience is illi-akar. Illi means mirror or anything that reflects back ideas, feelings, thoughts, and images. Akar means consciousness. What better concept or definition of experience is there than for it to be considered as a mirror of consciousness? One’s state of being or condition of consciousness is reflected as the sort of reality or life that one creates is apparent in the meaning of this word, illi-akar, mirror of consciousness.

What one experiences is dictated by the definitions (belief systems) in one’s consciousness. Like a hologram, the entire universe reflects to the observer some aspect of one’s consciousness. Good thoughts, loving vibrations affect the behavior of particles around oneself in a positive (mathematically harmonious) way, while negative emotions tend to disrupt the harmony of surrounding particles tending to attract more negative outcomes than positive.

He also finds deep meaning in the words from our language. In the word, imagination he sees I, magi, and nation or nation of magicians! He wishes to help us understand how powerful we really are in our imagination. The potentials of imagination are huge and Bashar wants to teach us exactly how imagination can be used for creating wonderful changes. Another example is YOU-niverse; everything is you and there really is nothing outside of all that which is you which is everywhere and dwells in every living thing, especially in all the friends, family, strangers and acquaintances one comes in contact with. Whatever conflicts one has in life can only be with one’s self, because absolutely no other reality, force, or aspect exists outside of you.

There is only you and all that you experience is nothing but reflections of all that you have put out into the universe. He says that any negativity or feelings of distress are caused by anything that we believe to be true that clashes with our own true nature. If we carry within ourselves any definitions (beliefs) that are not in harmony with the truth, we remain frustrated, fearful and/or unhappy.