Writing the Divine: How to Use Channeling for Soul Growth & Healing Hot

TV shows such as Medium and Ghost Whisperer are bringing the subject of spirit communication to a wider audience. As more customers begin searching for information about the other realms, it’s important to remember that dialogue with out-of-body entities was not invented by New Agers. Sara Wiseman points out that 13th century poet Rumi channeled, as did Jesus. (“Channeling is a direct connection to the Divine that is a two-way communication between the person channeling and the Divine. Channeling may be received as a voice, sound, word, music, image, picture, diagram, vision, sign, synchronicity, or other.”)

The rise of spiritualism at the turn of the prior century brought an
air of sensationalism with it that pushed channeled communication
into the hidden and dangerous world of the occult. As it emerges from
that world, Wiseman and other authors are addressing the need for
sanity and responsibility. (“... the most important ground rule you
can set in channeled writing is that you’ll use it only to receive
Divine guidance for the Highest Good.”)

Part One of the book weaves Wiseman’s personal story with her
philosophy about communication with the other side. Part Two contains
the 33 spiritual lessons that Wiseman channeled through from spirit
guide Constance. Constance’s voice is encouraging, lucid, and
compassionate. The lessons are reasonable, creative, and full of both
insight and guidance. This is a good one.

Consider displaying it with Helen Schucman’s A Course in Miracles,
Debra Lynne Katz’s You Are Psychic, and works by Doreen Virtue,
Esther and Jerry Hicks, and Jane Roberts (all of whom are referenced
by the author).

– Anna Jedrziewski, New Age Retailer, www.spiritconnectionnewyork.org,
New York, N.Y.

Excellent Primer on Channeling Divine Guidance

Writing the Divine dusts off and demystifies and the ancient occult practice of "automatic writing" in ways that help anyone develop the ability to channel divine guidance for themselves. Author Sara Wiseman is a trustworthy guide on this journey of learning to glean messages for one's personal transformation and life transitions, as she shares friendly and practical advice as well as tips on how to get started.

Wiseman mentions having had an early ability to read minds as well as an interest in the paranormal and occult... before experiencing a time in her life in which she scoffed at any mention of spirit guides or energy. She opened up again following a series of challenging life experiences (her father's death, a near death experience, and divorce), and discovered "there was no road worth traveling other than the path directed by the Divine," at which point "... my life started to happen with amazing speed and beauty."

Indeed, the kind of information typically obtained in channeled writing is often that quiet inner sense of knowingness most of us encounter from time to time, when we intuitively know something we have no way of knowing. Channeling divine guidance gives a voice to such subconscious feelings in ways that help us better know our own hearts, minds, and souls.

Wiseman provides uplifting, inspirational examples of her own channeled writings toward the end of Writing the Divine, demonstrating by way of example how channeled writings can sometimes be both powerful for an individual and meaningful to others as well. Readers who initially feel cautious, nervous, or concerned will have their fears put to rest as they follow the simple steps and learning process described.

Writing the Divine offers something for all readers, even those reluctant to dive fully into obtaining their own channeled messages, with thirty three lessons for divine guidance provided at the end of the book. Highly recommended!