PART TWO: Spiritual Awakening Changed Lee Harris’ Life: How to Higher Consciousness
Understanding The Channeling Experience: How Channelers Describe Their Work
In this episode Lee Harris and hosts explore the physical, psychological, and logistical realities of being a professional channeler. Listeners hear how channeling is not only an inner mental process but an embodied experience: increased body heat, skin flushing, and a noticeable change in posture can accompany sessions. Channelers describe themselves as vessels or ambassadors delivering information, rather than authoritative sources issuing commands.
How Professional Channelers Open And Operate In Public Settings
The conversation breaks down the practical format of long-form channeling: daily sessions, recovery periods, and the need for boundaries. Lee explains why many channelers close their eyes during readings—minimizing eye contact reduces distraction and helps the channeler maintain a clear energetic conduit. Workshops and recorded conversations are often iterative: a channeler may do several hour-long sessions, rest, and then recover physically afterwards.
How Guides, Group Entities, And The ‘Zs’ Communicate
A surprising element is the collective nature of guidance. Lee describes a unified group voice called the Zs—formerly separate personalities that now speak as one. He also notes functional roles within the guiding field, like engineers and stabilizers, implying a coordinated system. Sometimes a channeler receives information filtered from the guides of the person seeking a reading; other times the channeler’s guides communicate more broadly, acting like intermediaries.
Historical Persecution And Cultural Context For Healers
Lee outlines how healer persecution has deep historical roots tied to shifts in religious and medical authority. From the suppression of indigenous plant knowledge to witch trials that targeted powerful women, the conversation places current skepticism in a longer lineage. The remedy for modern practitioners, he suggests, is to treat lineage wounds as part of their vocational history and to develop practical resilience and boundary skills.
Practical Advice For Empaths And Aspiring Intuitives
Listeners receive concrete guidance for navigating spiritual growth. Lee emphasizes the importance of balancing spiritual exploration with somatic and psychological healing. He suggests working with somatic therapists to integrate trauma and warns against outsourcing one’s discernment to any single teacher. Knowing why you are seeking spiritual guidance and addressing human-level wounds speeds and stabilizes the process.
Energy Dynamics, Current Events, And The Rising Frequency Debate
The episode touches on how channelers and some practitioners interpret world events through energetic metaphors: control, fear, and a planetary frequency battle. Lee describes 2020 as a global wake-up moment that amplified both dark control attempts and public consciousness. He advises listening to the broader pattern rather than getting lost in sensational details: sometimes events operate as "smoke screens" that divert attention from deeper dynamics.
When Channeling Intersects With Everyday Life And Relationships
The discussion also covers intimacy and daily balance. Lee shares how he prefers partners to meet him as a person first and finds restorative counterbalance in ordinary interactions. He encourages channelers and clients alike to cultivate everyday pleasures and boundaries—comedy, conversation, and non-spiritual companionship—to avoid spiritual fatigue.
- Takeaway: Channeling is an embodied craft requiring recovery, boundary work, and somatic integration.
- Takeaway: Skepticism and belief both play an energetic role—willingness opens a reading while skepticism can block it.
Whether you are curious about mediumship, exploring your own intuitive potential, or seeking context for global anxieties, this episode combines practical tips, candid stories, and historical perspective to demystify channeling and highlight how spiritual practice intersects with real-world care and civic awareness.
Key points
- Prepare physically and emotionally before a channeled reading to improve energetic receptivity and clarity.
- Maintain grounding practices after channeling to support recovery and stabilize your nervous system.
- Balance spiritual seeking with somatic therapy to integrate trauma and accelerate personal growth.
- Cultivate openness during readings because closed skepticism often blocks intuitive exchanges.
- Learn historical context of healer persecution to build resilience in modern spiritual work.
- Use discernment and personal trust rather than following rigid rules from any single spiritual teacher.
- Recognize channeling as an embodied, physical practice that requires boundaries and rest.
FAQ
What does a channeler physically experience during a session?
Many channelers report embodied sensations such as increased body heat, skin flushing, changes in posture, and a sense of being a conduit rather than the source of messages.
Can channelers communicate on behalf of someone else’s guides?
Yes; channelers often receive information filtered through their own guides, who may interact with the guides of the person seeking a reading to exchange relevant information.
Do channelers talk to deceased loved ones?
Some channelers do provide evidential mediumship for clients, and many report that deceased loved ones appear joyful and free of egoic concerns when they come through.
How should an empath begin developing spiritual skills without becoming overwhelmed?
Begin with grounded practices, address trauma through somatic therapy, know your intentions, and practice discernment rather than following rigid spiritual rules.
Why have healers historically been persecuted?
Historical persecution often stemmed from religious and medical power structures seeking to control knowledge, especially practices led by women and community-based healers.
