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.

This amazing documentary, is funny, enlightening, and beyond fascinating for anyone open to a new way to look at reality. Take a leap of "consciousness" and see what you think. I love BASHIR and Darryl Anka. Insight after Insight. Reminds me alot of "What The Bleep".

This guy doesn't channel anything but his imagination. Everyone in his 'film' works with him or are his friends or relatives lol.

His wife owns a film company lol. People, if you can't figure this one out, please slap yourself hard for me.

It's insanely obvious this guy (who grew up in west Hollywood) wanted to be an entertainer and used his passion for ufology as a means to make a living 'channeling' his imagination. HE'S a PERFORMER folks, get it?.

To his credit, I loved the UFO following the car- with him in it lol. This is much better than Whitney Streiber, who was a fictional writer before he wrote Communion.

I dropped 5 stars because I hate frauds.

He got this idea from the Billy Meier UFO case in which he channeled a space being named Semjase.

I feel bad for people who go to this guy's seminars for true guidance.

Anyway, IMDB, don't delete this- you know I'm right.