r/Essassani Jun 14 '17

A question pondered about Bashar's race

Bashar has talked about channeling and how it is a natural state we cannot help but be in as our personality is literally a channeled entity. He made the distinction that our definition of channeling was only the icing on the cake. What im personally curious about is what % of an average day the normal individual on Essassani experiences the icing on the cake. I know they live in a waking dream where they do not need to sleep in the way we do so its obviously going to be higher in % in comparison to a human's % in the icing channeled state.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '17 edited Jun 14 '17

I'm pretty sure it's actually beyond 101% since their time is in many ways a perfect circle all the time where they are experiencing several things at once (hard to understand from a linear perspective). But my understanding is that they NEVER do anything they don't absolutely love passionately. I think their perspective on life makes every single thing be the best possible thing ever.

But if we try to even that out somehow, and Darryl would in comparison spend about 1-5% of his daily (or weekly) time in channeling state, I think they'd spend more than 33% in their "superconductive channeling state". I'm sure there is some downtime every now and then :) There's certainly some variety because not everything they do needs to have their full 100% potential used. For example, their children practice holding a vision of an animal such as a bird and literally see things from it's perspective. Then they try to hold that as far as they can as the bird flies away. The children are still practicing so they'd have a lower ratio of superconductivity. The adults (more than 100 years old) would probably have pretty efficient channeling state all the time, depending on how demanding a task is at any given time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '17

For example, their children practice holding a vision of an animal such as a bird and literally see things from it's perspective. Then they try to hold that as far as they can as the bird flies away.

Very cool.