Bashar Answers: The Mysteries of Existence Unveiled

In this video, Bashar answers a series of brilliant questions from a young man about the nature of reality, including:

Am I God experiencing myself?
What is existence?
Do I create versions of every single person in my reality?
Am I in this room by myself right now talking to myself?
Do all things exist at once?
What happens when I die?
Will I be able to immediately materialize anything I conceive of after I die?

TRANSCRIPT

Young man (Y): I wanted to know about the 5 laws, regarding the third one: “The one is the all and the all is the one.” Does this mean that I am God experiencing myself?

Bashar (B): Yes, as an aspect of God.

Y: Everyone right here is acting autonomously according to my.. germane to my vibration. Is that correct, or?

B: You are creating your own version of them in your reality just as they are doing for you.

Y: Because I'm confused, because you know, like the way the law of attraction works, let's say that there was five people.

B: Yes.

Y: We all focus on the same goal. How?

B: Not possible.

Y: And how is that so?

B: Because you have your own reality and therefore even though it may seem to be a similar goal, it will actually be slightly different and unique to their reality. Even though you have made an agreement that it appears to be the same, it is not.

Y: So does that mean that I'm in this room by myself right now talking to myself?

B: And you are the room.

Y: Jesus Christ! Oh my God. So you mean that literally or figuratively? I just need that reassurance to reinforce that notion.

B: Both. It is both, literal and figurative.

Y: So can I take, can I acknowledge it as literal, or?

B: Absolutely. We do.

Y: Okay, okay.

B: This is what is meant by the holographic structure of existence. All aspects experience themselves as all that is.

Y: So the atom itself exists by virtual force, which is consciousness, is that correct?

B: There is only consciousness.

Y: There is only consciousness.Well, that does make a lot…

B: That's what existence is.

Y: So what happens when I die?

B: Whatever you wish.

Y: So do I retain the memories now? Like right now?

B: Yes.

Y: My ABC…

B: You contain everything. Nothing ever goes away. Remember, this whole idea that many people on your planet have of blending with God, so to speak, it's not the loss of your identity. You simply wind up realizing that you're the only identity left. And the only identity that's ever been.

Y: So one of my reasons is that if I was God, I must have gotten bored as omniscience.

B: No, no.

Y: Okay. Okay. I was wrong. Okay.

B: It's not wrong, it's just that boredom is an experience within God. But God does not get bored of experiencing boredom.

Y: So within existence or all that is, it doesn't change as itself, but within itself.

B: Yes.

Y: Okay. So the experience is real, but fundamentally it's not real.

B: The structure never changes, but the experience does.That's how creation expands. It knows itself from new perspectives.

Y: What happens when I experience all that is?

B: Then you will be all that is.

Y: Then what can I do from that point?

B: Then you can experience yourself as an all that is within a greater all that is.

Y: So it's an infinite chain?

B: It is.

Y: That's beautiful. That really is.

B: It's just what it is. And yes, it is beautiful, but that's what it is. It can't be anything else because that's what it is. That's why the first law is: “You exist”. That which exists can never become anything but existence. It can take many forms of existence, many expressions of existence, many perspectives within itself, but it cannot become non-existent. The reason it cannot become non-existent is because by definition, non-existence doesn't exist.

Y: So it only has one characteristic to not exist.

B: That is its only fundamental characteristic is that it exists.

Y: So we cannot perceive non-existence. That would be impossible from your logic. Is that correct? It would be impossible to perceive non-existence.

B: Yes, because by definition, it doesn't exist.

Y: Oh, wow. So I was thinking that a pitch black room would be non-existence, but the fact that you're aware that you're in a pitch black room means that that's an experience that you're in a pitch black room, which is a concept within all that is.

B: Yes, and therefore it's part of existence.

Y: Oh, God. I mean, when you say all that is, we literally mean All that is.

B: ALL that is. There is no outside.

Y: So right now there's a version of me right there with like eight heads right now. If I can imagine…

B: In some reality, yes, where that is relevant.

M: Jesus. Wow. I mean..

B: Maybe the name of that being is Jesus Wow. We don't know.

M: So when I die, anything that I conceive of, can I materialize it instantaneously?

B:You already have.

M: I already have.

B: All things exist at once. You just shift your point of view to something else that's already going on.

M:From this space-time linear perspective.

B: I know it seems that way, do you? And will appear as if you're shifting to another reality after this one, but it's going on right now. So all you're doing is shifting your intention, shifting your focus, shifting your consciousness to something else that's already happening simultaneously.

Y: You were right about this correlating with, you know, like you were saying that this is all simple physics. It really does correspond with quantum physics. Exactly. All possibilities do, in fact, indeed exist.

B: Absolutely.

Y: That is true.

B: Yes. You can't imagine non-existence.

Y: So just to get a clear understanding, if there was another version of me right now, but with just like one hair gone, you know, one hair pulled out, that would be…

B: There is a parallel reality identical to yours in every single way except one subatomic particle.

Y: One subatomic particle.

B: Yes. And on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on until you also reach realities that are nothing like yours at all.

Y: So I'm afraid right now that, linearly speaking, when I die…

B: Yes.

Y: What… Okay, so if I wanted to experience where I had wings or I was some type of dragon or.. I don't know anything, just I can conceive of any experience, so to speak. Will that happen instantaneously or will it be like this?

B: It depends on what level you're creating that projection from.

Y: How do I decide…

B: If you're creating it from a timeless level, like a higher spirit realm, you'll experience it instantaneously. If you're creating it from a realm that still has some degree of need or relevance for the concept of time and space, there will be a little bit of a process involved. It depends on what level you choose to experience it in.

Y: And will I be aware of the peripheral options of the gradations that I can…

B: Depends on what level you're experiencing that from. Yes, of course. If you're experiencing it from a level to which it's germane to know about all those other levels, then that's the way you will experience it. Yes. Anything you can imagine on some level is experienceable.