Part 1: Bashar Sedona Weekend Event - Who Is Bashar?
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Who—or what—is Bashar?
Before heading to Sedona for the Bashar Sedona Weekend Event, I’m taking a closer look at the story behind one of the most fascinating figures in modern channeling.
For more than four decades, Darryl Anka has claimed to channel Bashar, a multidimensional being who shares teachings about consciousness, reality, manifestation, synchronicity, and the nature of existence.
In Part 1, we explore who Darryl Anka is, how the Bashar phenomenon began, what Bashar claims to be, and some of the core ideas behind the teachings. We’ll also look at channeling itself and the different ways people interpret what may—or may not—be happening.
I’m not asking you to believe it. I’m asking you to stay curious.
Because in Part 2, Bryon and I are heading to Sedona to experience Bashar in person—and afterward, we’ll tell you exactly what we thought.
Trust your intuition, follow the signs, and I’ll catch you on the next frequency.
Sources:
Bashar Communications – 2026 Sedona Weekend Event
https://www.bashar.org/AZ2026
Bashar Communications – Official Website
https://www.bashar.org/
Bashar Archive – Darryl Anka interview / background
https://www.bashararchive.com/transcript/darryl-anka-a-fireside-chat-with-zany-mystic
Encyclopaedia Britannica – Synchronicity / Carl Jung background
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Carl-Jung
Mindat.org — “Selenite”
Mineral information, properties, and history of selenite.
Smithsonian Magazine — “Crystal Moonbeams”
Information about selenite, its connection to Selene, the Greek goddess of the moon, and the giant gypsum crystals of Mexico’s Naica Mine.
Princeton University Mineral & Gem Collection — “Selenite”
Mineralogical information about selenite, including its composition and physical characteristics.
Note: Spiritual and metaphysical properties associated with selenite are based on traditional and contemporary crystal-healing beliefs and are not scientifically established.