channelling

Guiding energy through

Channelling is the British spelling of channeling, the present participle of channel.

To channel is to direct something through a particular course or medium: channelling resources into education, channelling her anger into activism.

In spiritual contexts, channelling refers to serving as a medium for spirits or otherworldly entities: She claimed to be channelling an ancient Egyptian priest.

water

conduit

Tube conveying fluid or cables

waterway · culvert · flume · sluice · ditch · gutter · spillway · diversion · runoff · levee

electrical

conductor

One who directs musicians

electrode · conduit · grounding · insulation · resistance · voltage · transmission · capacitor · wiring · terminal

spiritual

medium

Middle size or state

spirits · trance · possession · oracle · divination · afterlife · ectoplasm · apparition · spiritism · necromancy

energy

focusing

Concentrating on one point

transmitting · chi · prana · chakras · life force · vitality · meditation · visualization · intention · flow state

guiding

directing

Overseeing a production

conveying · transmitting · conducting · facilitating · mediating · filtering · shaping · influencing · focusing · streamlining

broadcasting

transmitting

Sending out signals

antenna · satellite · relay · receiver · modulation · bandwidth · streaming · waveform · network · amplification

Opposites
direction/focus

channellingscattering

Distribution in many directions

dispersing · diffusing · spreading · dissipating · broadcasting

control/structure

channellingrandomizing

Making selection by chance

disorganizing · releasing · unleashing · letting loose · freeing

obstruction

channellingblocking

Impeding forward progress

obstructing · damming · impeding · stopping · halting

Family

channel, canal, channels, channeling, channelled, channeler, channeled, rechannel, rechanneled

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