TRANSMISSION
Sedona Gathering Told Ship Hovers 1,936 Miles Overhead, Future Specialist to Speak
A channeled message attributed to Bashar, relayed by Darryl Anka, introduces a being named Willa, said to hail from Earth 700 years hence.
SEDONA, ARIZ. — A transcript published October 24 by EraofLight.com records an address delivered through the channel Darryl Anka, in which the entity known as Bashar welcomes a Sedona gathering and announces the arrival of a visitor said to come from Earth's far future.
According to the transcript, the entity's ship is stationed approximately 1,936 miles above the audience. From that post, the message states, it is regulating the energies of the Sedona Vortex, described as the major vortex in the region and one linked to many others, in order to help balance the frequencies of those surrounding sites.
The listeners, the message says, will be immersed in a "bubble vibration" intended to let their brains and bodies rewire themselves as antennas for change and transformation. Attendees are urged to relax, since each will absorb only what he or she is ready for, in a time-released fashion. The transmission is described as holographic, carrying more information than the ear can detect. "You will miss nothing," the channel assures them.
The message also offers a gloss on the Akashic Records, which it says are not a distant archive recorded as on tape, but rather the principle that all things are here and now, and all information is therefore always accessible according to one's frequency.
The principal announcement concerns Willa, described as a parallel reality specialist living 700 years in the audience's future. Bashar, the message states, will act as go-between and co-translation moderator for her thoughts, having trained her for the task. She is to explain a pair of diagrams and discuss how people use parallel realities in daily life, which the message insists all of them do constantly.
The transcript, labelled Part 1, ends at the moment of the adjustment said to bring Willa through. No independent account of the ship, the vortex or the visitor accompanies the text, and the lecture itself is left to later installments.