Hi Bashar, Andrew, you good? Day good. Um, I don't know which question I need to ask. Oh well, then sit down. Um, let's see. So if, um, you think that there's any, nothing outside that can affect us, is that true? There is no outside. Mhm. For anything to

come from. There is only within. Everything that you experience occurs within your consciousness. You understand that? Okay. There is nothing outside. There is no outside for anything to be in. There is nothing outside your consciousness. Everything is in my consciousness. Everything within

everything. Okay. The only way you can have an experience of any kind is if you create that experience within your consciousness. Like, for example, nature. Nature. Yeah, when I'm in nature, I feel good. Yes. Why is that? Did she really ask that question? All right. Why is that? That well,

if nothing, um, when I say there is nothing outside, I don't mean in the colloquial sense that there's nothing outside the building. Uh-huh. Nature, however, to answer your question more directly, is by its very definition more in tune with the frequency of your natural

self, right? Therefore, you feel good because you are using nature as a permission slip to allow yourself to be more in touch with your natural vibration. And that always feels really good. Huh. What I, I think okay, I got it. But then how about anything negative outside?

How, when I feel bad, something happens outside? When you feel bad, it's because you believe that your relationship to that circumstance is defined in a negative way. Redefine your relationship to the circumstance and you will not feel bad. I am not saying to ignore the feeling. You

must acknowledge the feeling all right I feel bad why what would I have to believe is true about my relationship to this situation in order for me to have this feeling because remember all emotions without exception all emotions all feelings only exist because there is a belief that

exists first you cannot have a feeling without having a definition or a belief first so if you have a bad feeling all right acknowledge it all right I've got a bad feeling so what now I ask myself do I prefer this feeling well no I would prefer something else I would prefer to

feel joyful all right so let me ask myself why did I have this bad feeling what brought this about well I know that feelings come from beliefs oh all right so what kind of a belief the question goes what I have to have about my relationship to the

situation in order for me to have a bad feeling about it that's how you begin the process of self-investigation and finding out what the definition is and in finding out what the definition is and identifying it you can then find out why you had it and when you find out why

you had it you can let that go and change it for something else you would prefer as a belief and when you change it for a belief you would prefer then that belief will generate a feeling that you prefer which will also generate thoughts that you prefer which will also

generate behavior that you prefer I tried that I know you taught us that and but it's not that easy that's a belief okay you see so now the question is why do I have a belief that says it's not that easy you see that's the next step

You can always, always take the question to the next level if you find that you've tried it one way, as you say, and it doesn't seem to be working for you. Look at the essence of what you're actually saying. What's the result, all right, the

result that you're feeling is, "This is difficult. It's not that easy." Very good. You've now arrived at another place where you have something to work with. So acknowledge it. All right, I acknowledge that I have a feeling it's difficult. I have a feeling it's not that easy. That

must mean what? I have a belief that it's not easy. Why do I have that belief? And you can start the investigation again and keep doing that, and keep doing that, and keep doing that until you truly find the true fundamental, foundational, underlying belief that is generating all

the other secondary level beliefs. I, I think it's not a belief, but an experience. No. Your experience comes from your belief. I understand that you have experience in physical reality and you can say, "Well, that happened to me, and so that's why I feel this way." But you see, you are simply

putting, as you say euphemistically, the cart before the horse. The way you've been taught to look at reality is making you think that that comes from the experience, but in fact, the experience first came from the belief. Now, once you have the experience, the experience may

reinforce the belief, but it doesn't, doesn't generate the belief. The belief generates the experience, which then, by definition, strengthens the belief because all beliefs must, by definition, contain an element, a component that is a self-generating, self-fulfilling aspect.

if beliefs did not make it seem as if no other beliefs were possible, you wouldn't be able to have that particular experience. So when you have a belief that generates an experience, the experience will then always have the capacity to reinforce the belief and make it seem to be the only thing that's

true. But that's not true. You have to get to a point where you know it's not true, no matter how it feels. So that when something happens, you can recognize that the experience is not causing the belief; it's just reinforcing the belief. And therefore, the experience can be

used to put you in touch with the belief that generated the experience to begin with. You follow me? Yeah. Are you sure? I kind of, I think so. Yeah. Work with that, okay. I, I, I have a problem when my husband tells, tells me to do that. Why do

you have a problem with it? And why are you defining it as a problem? Well, because it's, it comes from outside. Not, there is no outside. All the things you choose to feel, you choose to feel. Anyone could come up to you and say anything. You could still laugh, you know.

That's what he said, you know. Someone slaps, you know, even if someone slaps my head, you know, I still have to choose how I feel. How, how I feel. Yes, but the point is you're choosing, which means it's under your control. So if you are

choosing to feel bad, you have to ask yourself, why would I choose that? And when you ask that kind of a question, it can put you in touch with the belief that makes you think that that's your only choice, when in fact you have many.

choices of how to feel and how to believe, so you have to find out why you're choosing what you're choosing. It's up to you. Okay, thank you. You appreciate it, and we appreciate you as well. But the point is you must learn to

appreciate yourself more. Yeah, all right. Yes. And are there any other questions? Oh, what do Enlightenment... One moment. What happened to 'Good day' and 'Hello'? Good day and hello. Thank you. This is my first time hearing you in person. All right. It is our first time hearing you as

well. Enlightenment, in the most simplest possible way I can state it, is simply the willingness to lighten up. All you have to do is lighten up on yourself, raise your frequency by doing so, and you will have a broader perspective that allows you to see that

everything is connected, that everything is one, and it is fundamentally... to answer your question in the most direct way possible, fundamentally this attribute, the ability to recognize everything as one and apply that recognition in your life, that constitutes The Experience most people on your planet referred to as

Enlightenment. Does that answer your question very well? Thank you.

Bashar Is Anything Outside of Us Affecting Our Lives? | Channeled By Darryl Anka

Bashar Is Anything Outside of Us Affecting Our Lives? | Channeled By Darryl Anka