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3.3: What is "channeling"? |
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This article is from the Scientific Skepticism FAQ, by Paul Johnson Paul@treetop.demon.co.uk with numerous contributions by others.
"Channeling" is remarkably similar to Spiritualism. The main
difference is that the relatives "on the other side" are replaced by a
wide variety of other beings. This means that the channeler does not
have to worry about providing accurate information about people in the
audience. The beings that channelers claim to speak for range from
enlightened aliens to humans who lived thousands of years ago to
discarnate intelligences who have never had bodies.
 
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