How My Universe Model Compares with Bashar’s

I’ve known about Bashar, a channeled entity brought through by Darryl Anka, for over a year or so now, with a friend bringing him to my attention. I’m only just beginning to clarify and research the differences between his teachings and what my guides have shared with me through the rods. While I notice plenty of overlap with my own understanding of how the universe works, there are also some key differences. My model feels more grounded, structured, and almost ‘game-like.’ Here’s where Bashar and I align, and where my universe theory takes its own unique turn.

The Origins of Bashar’s Teachings

For those unfamiliar, Bashar is a multidimensional being channelled by Darryl Anka since the 1980s. His teachings focus heavily on the idea that we create our reality through our beliefs, excitement is our compass, and parallel realities are constantly available to us. Bashar’s work has influenced many in the New Age and metaphysical community, particularly with its practical, high-energy approach to living authentically.

Bashar vs My Universe Model

Higher Self & Soul Family

Bashar: The Higher Self exists outside of space and time, guiding us through a “higher mind” that provides impulses, synchronicities, and direction. Each incarnation is part of a broader network of simultaneous lives.

Me: I believe my Higher Self has birthed around 1,400 incarnations so far. Each one is a unique individual with their own soul, yet still connected as part of the Higher Self’s “soul line.” A friend of mine has 1,900, showing that each Higher Self line differs in size.

Where we overlap: Bashar highlights simultaneity, while I focus on the structured incarnation line.

Individuality

Bashar: Each personality is its own valid reality, but all are connected through the Higher Self as facets of one greater being.

Me: Each incarnation is not just a fragment; it’s a full soul. We are individuals first, with our own story, while still connected to the energy of the Higher Self.

Where we overlap: Both systems affirm individuality, but I emphasise the wholeness of each soul more strongly.

After Death

Bashar: When we transition, we shift focus from one parallel reality to another, expanding awareness and continuing as consciousness in other dimensions.

Me: Me: When someone dies, the soul free floats. Past lives move into a timeless realm; the place where the dead and spirit guides gather in a more tangible way, and from there they become a cheer squad for the current incarnation

Where we overlap: Both views agree consciousness continues. Bashar describes it as shifting focus into other dimensions, while I describe it as moving into a timeless realm where past selves and guides gather to actively support the current life.

Time

Bashar: Time is an illusion; all realities and timelines exist simultaneously, and what we experience is a matter of focus and vibration.

Me: Time matters in the physical world, but outside the body it collapses. Past and future selves already exist in the timeless realm, cheering me on.

Where we overlap: We both agree time is a construct. It’s not that time “doesn’t exist,” it’s just that it doesn’t matter outside the physical (Game of life). Science shows us that life flows forward, and that forward movement is what allows physical growth. But for guides, time is flexible: they can be with the “100 AD version” of me one moment and with the current me the next.

Creation of Reality

Bashar: Beliefs create reality. The formula is simple: follow your highest excitement with no insistence on outcome, and reality reflects that state of being.

Me: I agree beliefs shape reality, but I add another layer: we’re born with a natural template, finger lengths, palm blueprints, energy wiring, that sets the stage. Trauma can block growth, but when nurtured, it flourishes.

Where we overlap: Bashar says belief and excitement shape reality; I say belief plus blueprint and energy create it.

Guides

Bashar: Guidance comes through the Higher Mind and synchronicities rather than fixed “teams.” Beings and energies assist, but the main tool is your alignment with excitement.

Me: My guides have shown me that 99.99% of people have a baseline of 28 guides, with extras possible depending on the mission. Some people have dragon guides, others angelic or ancestral guides. I use rods to confirm guide numbers and categories.

Where we overlap: Both affirm that support exists. Bashar frames it as fluid guidance through alignment; I frame it as a structured, lifelong team of assigned guides.

Purpose of Incarnations

Bashar: Incarnations are explorations of different perspectives, each adding to the growth of the Higher Self through diversity of experience.

Me: The Higher Self began this game long ago. Each of my 1,400 lives adds to its growth, forming part of the timeless team cheering squad.

Where we overlap: Both treat incarnation as growth. Bashar sees it as exploring infinite perspectives; I see it as a long-term game, like a team sport with clear stages.

Destiny / Evolution

Bashar: Souls evolve by raising vibration and aligning with excitement, eventually merging back into the Higher Self’s awareness.

Me: Most souls eventually become guides. Outside the game of life, time doesn’t exist, which means our guide-self already exists. Every incarnation contributes to the blueprint, ticking off lessons along the way.

Where we overlap: Both agree the path leads toward higher roles and integration. Bashar frames it as vibrational alignment; I frame it as evolution into guiding roles.

Blended Takeaway

Bashar’s view is energetic and dynamic, rooted in excitement, vibration, and parallel realities. My view builds on that with structure: incarnation counts that vary by Higher Self, a fixed team of 28 guides for 99.99% of people, diverse guide types, and finger and palm blueprints as part of the design.

Where Bashar says follow your excitement and align vibration, I say follow belief plus blueprint, recognising that your palm and wiring show the map you came in with.

Both models ultimately affirm the same truth:

• We are part of something larger.

• Time isn’t what we think.

• Reality is shaped from within.

• Every incarnation contributes to growth, guidance, and eventual mastery.

  
  

How This Differs From Common Beliefs

Guides: Many believe we have one main guide. My findings show a baseline of 28, with extras for special missions.

Incarnations: Some teachings say reincarnation is endless. My work shows incarnation counts differ per Higher Self line.

Types of Guides: Common lore focuses on angels. I’ve confirmed guide teams include dragons, ancestors, animals, and star beings, & more.

Creation of Reality: Popular teachings emphasise the Law of Attraction. I agree but add that physical wiring, like finger lengths, plays a key role in how belief manifests.

Closing Thoughts

Bashar’s teachings opened the door for many to see reality as vibrational, flexible, and deeply tied to excitement. My universe model builds on that foundation but adds structure; fixed guide numbers, incarnation lines, and palm blueprints that track progress. Where Bashar describes parallel realities and vibration, I describe a long-term game with clear rules and outcomes. Both perspectives point toward the same truth: we are here to grow, contribute, and eventually guide.

The real question is: how does this fit with your own sense of the universe? Do you feel the presence of your guides, or notice the blueprint written in your hands? Reflect on the lessons you’ve ticked off, and consider what role you might be moving toward next. After all, every soul is part of a larger design, and your path is an essential piece of it.

— Ang x