Who is Bashar? (And Why His Teachings Keep Me Listening)

If you’ve ever explored the world of metaphysical teachings, you may have come across the name Bashar. Or maybe this is your first time hearing it, and you’re wondering: Who is Bashar?

Bashar is described as a multidimensional being channeled by Daryl Anka since the 1980s. According to Daryl, Bashar is part of a hybrid civilization called the Essassani, living in a different dimension and time. Through channeling, Bashar shares insights about self-awareness, personal transformation, and how we create our own reality.

Even if that sounds “out there,” Bashar’s teachings are surprisingly practical. The focus of this post isn’t on getting you to believe in channeling, it’s about sharing tools that help you feel more aligned, and empowered. It’s also a reminder to myself.

Daryl Anka is a filmmaker and public speaker who began channeling Bashar after a series of unusual encounters. Over the decades, he’s shared Bashar’s messages in live events, recordings, and interviews. People ask Bashar questions about everything from relationships and career to spirituality, science, and extraterrestrial life. You can find official event information, recordings, and more on the Bashar Communications website.

Bashar’s core message is that your beliefs shape your reality, and that excitement is your built-in guidance system.

Some of his most well-known teachings include:

• Follow your highest excitement with integrity, to the best of your ability, and without insisting on a specific outcome
• The Four Laws of Creation
• Circumstances don’t matter, only your state of being matters
• Parallel realities and shifting timelines
• Permission slips as tools for empowerment
• Using fear as a signpost rather than a stop sign

While these ideas might sound metaphysical, they can be applied in very down-to-earth ways.

One of my favorite examples is his take on imagination and how it shapes what shows up in your life.

For me, the real value of Bashar’s material isn’t about whether you believe Bashar is truly who he says he is. It’s about the clarity of the concepts and how practical they are. His teachings are consistent, direct, and empowering.

I’ve applied them in my own life and have seen real shifts. More creativity, more flow, and a deeper trust in my own path. You don’t have to believe in channeling to use what’s here. Whether you take Bashar literally or see him as a voice for higher wisdom, the information stands on its own.