First Contact

It is the story of Darryl Anka a man who channels an alien entity called Bashar. Still, the important thing in the film is not the story of Darryl but the things that Bashar is actually talking about. For a spiritual seeker these things seem and sound truthful and helpful. You can believe or not Darryl's story but it doesn't make a difference and no one should stay in just the story. The things Bashar is talking about are very powerful and intriguing and welcome everyone to examine life in so many perspectives and possibilities. Darryl is just a messenger of these words and as the saying goes, do not shoot the messenger. It was excited.

Watching this and taking in all that info is not easy (as some of the reviews here demonstrate). It is necessary to have already gathered a certain amount of spiritual maturity, understanding of who you are, and generally have an open mind.

I've been on this path for over 3 decades, but only recently found out about Anka/Bashar. The information shared reflects what I have found out by myself through studying (mental level) and more importantly through direct experience (spiritual level).

This has nothing to do with a "cult" or "demonic possession" as some hardcore Christians would like you to believe. This is about remembering who you are and putting yourself in the context of a much larger and more encompassing reality.

Sure, not everyone is ready for this and that's fine. It's just a pity that those who are not, are always those who try to deny, ridicule and flat-out dismiss anything beyond their limited horizon.

Such is life.

I honestly hope there aren't people anywhere on earth who buy into this BS. Almost such as cult following. Very similar. Gave me that YGBSM vibe from minute one. IMO: don't waste your time.

Unwatchable.

I believe in UFOs and aliens, but not this nonsense. It's a mockery.

Prophets have regularly appeared during human history. Their tales and preaching differed depending when they lived. So Jesus declares he is the son of God and teaches his learning from his father God. The messages are all about love and respect of human life, generating a positive attitude towards the world. Mohamad follows the same line, being in contact with Allah through angel Gabriel. The first parts of the Quran also promote messages of love and tolerance. Both Jesus and Mohamad reference the time when God/Allah/Jehova will make contact with humans and exercise Final Judgment. Darryl Anka follows the same path, putting it into the 21st century perspective. He communicates with Bashar across the Galaxy and delivers messages of peace, respect and positivity in our lives. He even gets more precise as physical contact will happen within the next 20 years. It is difficult to ignore the parallel between these fantastic three preachers. It is also difficult to brush aside what humans have done of these moral lessons when these were regrouped under a religion name. Look at this documentary with an open as well as a critical mind. It is interesting when brushing out the "super natural" and sometimes convoluted language.