Name: Darryl Anka (Bashar) - Buddha at the Gas Pump Interview
Uploaded: 2018-01-04T13:40:51.000Z
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My name is Rick Archer and my guest today
is Darryl Anka, who channels an entity known

Well first of all, welcome Darryl thanks for
doing this.

Thank you for having me, I really appreciate
it.

Those who have been watching this show for
some time know that I have a fairly eclectic

understanding, or orientation, towards spirituality.

I feel that the universe is far more vast
and diverse, and complex and mysterious than

most of us realize, and that it's all pervaded
by Divine intelligence, and that Divine intelligence

has a lot of tricks up it's sleeve [chuckles].

You know, a lot of different ways of enabling
people to more fully realize that deep reality.

So I don't rule out much of anything as
a valid spiritual path, and I think that people

choose the paths which they feel the most
resonance or affinity, and that's cool with

So I feel that the purpose of this show is
to expose people to a variety of teachers

and teachings and paths and spiritual orientations,
and let them use their own judgment as to

So I say that as, you know, a little bit of
an introduction because I know that some of

my audience will think, “Oh, channeling,
aliens and all this stuff.

What does this have to do?– I'm into Vedanta.”

Enjoy Vedanta but Vedanta isn't the only
game in town.

And if you happen to resonate with what we're
going to talk about today, and I'm sure

And if you don't, then I'll do another
one next week on a different topic [both laughing].

So Darryl, one thing that when I was listening
to your various recordings of Bashar, there's

one in which he distinguished between, I believe
it was, skepticism and cynicism.

Yeah, I like that one, and correct me if I'm
wrong, but he defined skepticism as a sort

of a healthy, open-minded inquisitiveness,
which you're free to ask questions that

may arise, but you keep an open mind and you're
willing to revise your perspective if new

Whereas cynicism is more like a rigidity,
or a closed-mindedness, where you feel like

you've got it all figured out, and you reject
evidence that clashes with your world-view

as being kooky or erroneous, or fallacious,
or whatever.

So by that definition, I would consider myself
a skeptic - and it's sort of a complimentary

term - and I'll probably be asking some
questions that may seem skeptical, but they're

asked in all respect and appreciation for
what you do.

Yeah, they may be questions that people we're
talking to have in their own minds, so we

So with that introduction, I think this interview
will probably breakdown into two main sections,

and there may be sort of, inter-mixture between
the two sections, but one will be about your

You know, who you are and how you got into
this, and how that whole thing unfolded.

And the other is about Bashar himself and
the knowledge that he is bringing forth.

And so those two are intertwined but somewhat
separate.

As I understand it, you've been doing this
for decades now.

I know you've covered this in other interviews;
there was a great interview on something called

I really appreciated that one, that guy did
a good job.

But since the people listening to this will
probably not have listened to that, let's

cover some of the same ground, and maybe I'll
ask some different questions.

So let's start by just, how did this whole
thing start?

I actually had two, very close, broad daylight
UFO sightings here in Los Angeles.

First time, about 150 feet away, the second
time, only about 70 feet away.

Both times it was an equilateral, black, triangular
ship - about 20 or 30 feet on each side.

Now fortunately I had witnesses with me both
times, so I knew I had some collaboration

and some corroboration in that experience
– in both those experiences.

But it was those UFO experiences that started
me investigating what's this all about?

Because now I'd seen something like that,
I knew that the world wasn't exactly as

I had been taught it was, and I needed to
find out what was going on.

So in that investigation in the following
years – of course back then there weren't

a lot of books on a lot of metaphysical subjects.

So you kind of walk into a bookstore looking
for UFO books and books on psychic functioning

or channeling, or things like that, would
all be on the same one shelf in the back of

So I just kind of went down the line and picked
up on these different books, and tried to

ascertain if one had anything to do with another.

I became familiar with channeling through
the Seth material from Jane Roberts, and I

Hang on just one second before you proceed.

About the UFOs, Los Angeles is a populous
place.

I mean, was this broad daylight, did you say?

Both of them were in broad daylight, yes.

We were actually looking around to see if
anyone else in any of the other cars, while

we were driving, were looking up at this thing.

Everyone in my car saw it, but I couldn't
tell if anyone else was looking up and seeing

It was hovering just above and outside of
this hotel, which was maybe about 12 stories

Well not that I was aware of, although I have
subsequently seen more and more reports of

But I think it took about 2 or 3 years after
my sighting before I actually heard of another

They seem to be pretty rare back then; now
they seem to be more and more common.

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