Part 2: Bashar - Our Honest Review (with Bryon Curtis)
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We went to Sedona to experience Bashar in person—and now it’s time for our honest review.
In Part 2 of our Bashar series, Bryon joins me to talk about what the experience was actually like: the atmosphere, the people, what surprised us, what resonated, and what left us with questions.
Was the experience what we expected? Did seeing Bashar in person change our perspective? And after everything we saw and heard, what do we really think?
If you haven’t listened to "Part 1: Bashar Sedona Weekend Event - Who Is Bashar?" start there first for the backstory—then come back for our unfiltered conversation about experiencing it for ourselves.
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Sources:
• Bashar Communications — Official Bashar Website
Background information on Bashar, Darryl Anka, the channeling process, teachings, and events.
• Bashar Communications — “About Darryl Anka”
Darryl Anka’s account of his UFO experiences, how he began channeling Bashar, and his perspective on what occurs during the channeling process.
• Bashar Communications — “Who Is Bashar?”
Official background on Bashar and the beliefs and concepts presented through Darryl Anka.
• Bashar in Sedona 2026 — “The Open Contact Progress Report”
Official event information for the September 12–13, 2026 Sedona event, including the channeling sessions, audience Q&A, First Contact screening, starlight meditation, and CE5 experience.
• BasharTV
Official archive of Bashar sessions and related material.
• Personal observations and experiences of Stephanie and Bryon Curtis during the 2026 Bashar event in Sedona, Arizona.