The Taoist Approach to Channeling and Spirit Energy

The Truth About Spirit Communication – What Taoism Can Teach Us About Channeling

I recently finished helping someone through a deeply spiritual case involving what some would call “spirit communication.” At the end, a highly influential person asked me a direct question about it. I didn’t answer—not because I didn’t want to, but because in China, some truths can’t be spoken aloud, especially in sensitive circles.

Still, I know how curious many people are about this subject. So here it is: everything I can say, based on my personal experience and Taoist understanding. You likely won’t find this perspective anywhere else.

And if you don’t agree with it? That’s fine. Believe what feels right to you.

🔮 What Does It Mean to Be a Channeler?

Across cultures—whether Taoist monks, feng shui masters, or Western witches—there exists a special group of people: “channelers,” or “spirit mediums.”

People often ask: What exactly are they connecting to?
Ghosts? Gods? Energy fields?

Let’s simplify it: a channeler is someone whose personal energy frequency can tune into beings or information that exist beyond the visible world—like a human radio dial connecting to cosmic frequencies.

👻 So What Are “Spirits” Exactly?

In my experience, “spirits” are simply entities from dimensions different from our own. They may not be physical, but they’re not imaginary either.

And what can they actually do?
Surprisingly little.

Most of them can only see—not act. They observe life without time or space restrictions, offering insights like:

• “I know what you’ve done behind closed doors.”
• “I sense what’s about to happen in your life.”
• “I understand emotions you haven’t even admitted yet.”

Sounds powerful? It is. But it’s also… limited.
Knowing the future doesn’t mean changing it. Watching from above doesn’t mean controlling the outcome.

Even the most advanced masters I know are aware of their own lifespan.
I know mine.
But I’ll never say it out loud—because speaking it shifts the universal flow, and the price is too high.

👁 Three Types of Spirit Beings I’ve Encountered

1. Human Souls That Haven’t Crossed Over

These are the most common. Some souls linger after death—due to emotional attachment, trauma, or unfinished business.
They’re like students who missed the school bus. They observe, float, and whisper—but can’t do much more.

2. Earth-Conscious Beings (Animal or Plant Spirits)

I know it sounds unusual, but some animals or plants develop awareness—especially when exposed to high-dimensional energy. Over time, they evolve into intelligent entities with wisdom, empathy, and spiritual insight.

These beings can guide people, often through mediums.
But if a human misuses their messages—manipulating, scamming, or seducing others—the backlash affects both human and spirit.
The consequences? Brutal.

3. High-Frequency Cosmic Beings (What Some Call Gods)

These are the real deal. They don’t operate within our timeline.
They understand the deep mechanics of the universe—and could, in theory, change reality.

But they won’t. Why?
Because we’re ants to them. Grains of sand on a cosmic beach.
Their gaze is on galaxies, not grocery lists.

Only rare mediums can contact them. And even then, the messages are minimal:
a lesson, a reflection, a mirror.

If you truly understand, your life might shift dramatically.
Maybe even globally.

🙏 Are Channelers Real? Are They Powerful?

Yes—and no.

They can offer clarity, insight, and sometimes healing.
But the good ones won’t promise miracles.
And the dangerous ones? They’ll sell you dreams that cost your soul.

The paradox:
You meet the most powerful guides when you stop looking for them.
The truth:
The best ones won’t give you what you want.
They’ll help you realize you already have what you need.

🌌 Final Words

Spirits exist. But they don’t hold your fate.
You do.

The Tao flows. The universe speaks—quietly.
Energy is real. Karma is subtle.

And destiny?
That’s your dance to choreograph.

Thank you for listening.
May you walk with clarity and kindness.

—Wuyu