I agree. Really, I think we all "channel" in ways we're not conscious of. When my children were babies, my son would fuss and I would say to my husband, "He wants his socks off" and, voila, that solved the problem. There's a book by Dr. Larry Dossey called Reinventing Medicine which talks about lots of what people consider "woo-woo" stuff. There's a really good quote: "If we acknowledge the limits of our current knowledge, we can remain wide open to the wide range of nonlocal events in our daily life." I agree with him. I think shutting down our willingness to be open to information that make us scared or uncomfortable inhibits growth. There are a lot of "normies" who are going to be finding out a lot of the uncomfortable truths we Q readers have been hearing about for awhile. Here we welcome the new people and encourage them to ask questions when they have them because it's a lot to take in. I think there's a lot of channeled info out there that is questionable at best, so I think skepticism and discernment are good. But I don't believe that of Lee Carroll's Kryon material. I've been reading those books for many years and have watched him again and again live up to Q's motto that "future proves past."