I, Ed K., from Maryland, am currently writing as a new member. ( I have also posted most of this on the Channeling Tribe)

I have been paradoxically blessed and challenged to start channeling Friendly Entities who consider themselves non human from another dimension based in Alpha Centauri.

I would have laughed at all this about a year ago, even though I had the desire, as I had worked with Reverend Ana Jones in Hawaii who does Angelic Channeling, and also two Sedona Psychics, Yolanda, and Claudia.

I have also done some of the human study of this phenomena, by reading Arthur Hasting's book: "With the Tongue of Men and Angels" and am now starting on Jon Klimo's book.

To my point: I am writing, partly to help sustain my grounded foothold in the physical realm, because I found that the last channeling session was saying some phenomenal stuff that my ego and personality are having a hard time hearing.

One of these was that, my mission and journey of channeling could be speeded up ten fold by moving near Sedona, Arizona. I LOVE Sedona, and that's all very well and good, but it will be quite challenging and difficult for me to make this transition. Also, I don't know for sure that I could presently handle 10x the speed.

I think it will all work out, but my point is that "I", Ed K., need to help negotiate, and set temporal boundaries, for what comes through so that "I" don't get overwhelmed, and can still function in the earthly realm.

In particular here, I add the question: are some of you very experienced Sedona people supportive both of newcomers to Channeling/psychic phenomena and also of people relocating to the Sedona area?

I really don't know anyone out there yet, and though I WILL have faith, and do what I believe I am called to do, my ego would like to know that theres a safety net out there.......

Thanks in advance.

I know that perhaps to some of you this is old hat, and I know from the research that Channelers have their own set of "difficulties", but I thought I'd share it and see what came back.

Peace,


Ed K.