Review: Change Your Channel with Channeling
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2014
Do you ever feel that what you do in your singular life matters to people in heaven?  Well, it does and they want to help you.  For those familiar with the work of Delphi, Alexander’s oracle at Siwa, Transcendentalism, Seth, Ramtha, and Abraham, the McGinnis’ third book represents the next chapter.  It’s a great book to begin your spiritual journey.Enjoy interviews with some of the world’s greatest thought leaders, since departed.  The idea that a bright mind fades to black is silly.  Even dim minds last beyond physical death. Witness my existence (joke).  So hear what some of the brightest have to say.  And for those scared that Oliver Cromwell or a Grand Inquisitor will catch you reading this book, here are my cherished parts:THE MESSAGE: “You must help people to understand the need for spiritual balance. The way to improve one’s life in the world is to create and expand consciousness—only this is really productive of progress. Show people how to deepen consciousness, develop relationships with guides, and maintain contact with heaven throughout the day. Teach spiritual preparedness, personal, local, national and international. This is how cultures advance: through spirituality, love, cooperation, and nurture of others.”MY FAVORITE: There is in this world today a troubling homogenization of your inner lives, produced by very unfavorable television programming. This has pulled you from the path of art and philosophy and replaced them with a terrible circus of silliness and freakishness that drains you of your own vitality.MORE REASONS: (1) You dream the lives of other people, not your own, when you watch television or movies. (2) Pour out love; what grows grows. (3) Teach them to regain the mind of a child and trust that every year will get better. (4) Let people grow at their own speed. (5) All invention is inspiration, channeling, and listening. (6) Peace comes from rising to a higher state of consciousness. Peace comes from understanding God’s supply for everyone and belief in divine harmony. (7)  What would your prayer be? Be conscious of me. That’s all. BE CONSCIOUS OF ME.IDEAL READERS: Reading for a young teen interested in history and willing to blow the doors off the next classroom they sit in.  Spiritually focused folks; historians; creative types; parents; those preparing for death; those seeking to embrace life.  Odd how the message so rarely changes, and we’ve heard it thousands of times before, yet we keep letting the living of this life fall through the cracks.  On’ya, dear readers.  - Peter Prasad, author, GURL-POSE KIDNAP