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Lee Harris Claims to Channel Aliens. Why Do Millions Believe Him?
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From Tarot Cards to Channeling: Lee's Spiritual Awakening
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After coming out and beginning to lose weight, Lee threw himself into the world of self-discovery: tarot readings, Psychology of Vision workshops, yoga, shamanism, and books like The Celestine Prophecy and Shirley MacLaine's Out on a Limb. He was taken to see a channeler at 22 — a kind man who channeled an entity called Hazim with his eyes closed and a changed voice — and came away both impacted and mildly skeptical, telling his friend he didn't need 'the show.' Then a year later, it happened to him. The first voice arrived not in a meditation retreat or ashram but on a subway car, not to a raw vegan yogi but to someone who ate sugar in secret and was still figuring out his sexuality. Lee remembers thinking: surely to channel guides, you have to be purer than I am. But the voice came anyway. His early method was pragmatic: go home each evening, write questions, record the answers, return weeks later and check how they played out. The hit rate was high enough to keep him going.
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 pragmatic: personal predictions that played out, strangers who received readings and wept with recognition, and a consistent high hit-rate on messages he wrote down and checked weeks later. If he died and found out it was just his higher self all along, he says he genuinely wouldn't care.
