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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2011 · 1H 32M

Darryl Anka

from Everyday Connection · host Everyday Connection

Darryl Anka started his Hollywood career as a visual and special effects artist who has worked on, among many others, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, I Robot, Pirates of the Caribbean, Die Hard 4 and Iron Man. After that he started working as a producer and writer. He is also an internationally known channeller, speaker and author with sales of over 300,000 books in Japan. Anka began to communicate, through trance-channeling, with an extra-terrestrial entity called Bashar in 1983. He describes Bashar as existing in a parallel reality, in a time frame that we perceive as the future. The monologues and dialogues with Bashar cover a wide range of topics including human psychology, planetary evolution, metaphysics and, of course, extra-terrestrials. Occasionally, Anka will act as a guest speaker in conferences related to issues such as ET contact. Anka has also channeled other entities, and the entity Bashar has also been channeled by other mediums. Anka appeared in the 2008 documentary Tuning In alongside other notable channels such as Lee Carroll and Wendy Kennedy. Anka's channeling sessions, private and public, are usually recorded and many have been compiled into various books and audio-visual material. http://www.ziafilms.comhttp://www.bashar.org

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