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Lee Harris Claims to Channel Aliens. Why Do Millions Believe Him?
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What Channeling Is — And What It Isn't
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Lee's definition of channeling is deliberately broad: it's when someone hears the voice of a spirit, guide, or energy being not in a body, but he argues that music, dance, and even inspired cooking can all be forms of channeling — getting in the zone and letting something move through you. He cites Tori Amos as particularly brave in the 1990s for insisting her songs were channeled, Amos describing 'song forms that move through me.' Mariana offers her own experience: while brushing her teeth after listening to The Telepathy Tapes, a fully formed title for a show she hadn't yet conceived arrived in her mind. She voices the skeptic's question: could this just be a locked region of the brain suddenly activated? Lee's answer is notably humble — he doesn't care where the voice comes from, only what it does. If he died and found out it was all just his higher self, he says, he genuinely wouldn't mind. His evidence has always been the effect, not the origin. [1] — Lee Harris "Lee Harris says he has never been fixated on proving the Z's are external beings or determining their origin. His evidence has always been …" 14:00
Channeling, as Harris practices it, requires a near-meditative neutrality: allowing the information to stream without letting your emotional reaction interrupt it. He describes the process as taking dictation — you must keep writing or typing until the message is complete, only reading it back as a human being once the stream has stopped. The moment you let yourself react, you corrupt the transmission.
The Z's, according to Lee Harris, are a council of 88 beings — some formerly incarnate on Earth, some galactically oriented — who act as a consciousness library bridging Earth and galactic knowledge.
The Z's are not a single entity but a council of 88 beings — some with past human incarnations, some galactically oriented toward Andromeda and Sirius. They describe themselves as a consciousness library bridging Earth and galactic knowledge, and they told Harris almost 30 years ago that humans are hybrid beings far more connected to the galaxy than they've been told. Recent UAP disclosures, Harris says, are making that claim feel less far-fetched.
