Tuning In: A Journalist, 6 Trance Channelers and Messages from the Other Side

by David Thomas, Matthiew Klinck

In a quest for spiritual discovery and greater meaning in his life, journalist and filmmaker David Thomas stumbled upon channeling, a practice dating back to antiquity wherein an individual, usually in a trance state, makes a psychic connection with a spirit being. He was so taken with his first encounter that he arranged for in-depth interviews with six of the most prominent trance channelers practicing today and made a documentary about them, the critically acclaimed film Tuning In .
In the book Tuning In , Thomas takes us behind the scenes as he and his cameraman Matthiew Klinck travel across the country, sharing their adventures and experiences meeting and interviewing these six remarkable men and women. We not only get to know both the filmmakers and the channelers as people but also to watch as Thomas transforms from skeptical journalist to true believer.
Written in an engaging and accessible style, Tuning In shows how this channeled material answers many of life's most basic yet elusive questions in profound ways: Why are we here? And, how can we create fulfilling lives for ourselves? This is a book about real people, real lives, with real advice for us all.
Tuning In features Lee Carroll (Kryon), Darryl Anka (Bashar), Geoffrey Hoppe (Tobias), Wendy Kennedy (Pleidian Collective), John Cali (Chief Joseph), and Shawn Randall (Torah).

240 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 2011

About the author

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David Thomas (2^): GR author, historical books about Camborne, Cornwall, England
David Thomas (3^): anthologies, mostly horror
David Thomas (4^): British professor specializing in Christian-Muslim relations
David Thomas (5^): GR author who collaborates on autobiographies
David Thomas (6^): art
David Thomas (7^): math and other educational books
David Thomas (8^): Director of Family Counseling at Daystar Counseling
David Thomas (9^): GR author, memoirs that are vastly different
David Thomas (10^): Theatre & Performance Studies
David Thomas (11^): French poetry
David Thomas (12^): Australian history professor
David Thomas (13^): Former name of Tom Cain, now Diana Thomas
David Thomas (14^): Poet who is a mental health worker from Ohio
David Thomas (15^): British archivist
David Thomas (16^): American, The Ethics of Human Development
David Thomas (17^): musician,lead singer of Pere Ubu
David Thomas (18^): Poet from Michigan, goes by “King David”
David Thomas (19^): cookbooks
David Thomas (20^): children’s books about animals from 1940s-1960s
David Thomas (21^): Welsh, non-fiction
David Thomas (22^): GR author of Worst Wizard
David Thomas (23^): GR author, “micro-fiction”
David Thomas (24^): GR author of the Michael Manners Dream Sequence series
David Thomas (25^): books about the tango
David Thomas (26^): GR author of Luna
David Thomas (27^): books about narcissism
David Thomas (28^): “The Art of Personal Spiritual Warfare” series of books
David Thomas (29^): Dutch children’s books
David Thomas (30^): bee keeping
David Thomas (31^): riddle books
David Thomas (32^): The Night Hunters series
David Thomas (33^): books from 1910s-1940s about typesetting
David Thomas (34^): Print on Demand books
David Thomas (35^): English to ... dictionaries
David Thomas (36^): American retired videogame critic
David Thomas (37^): adult

Reviews

[Deb · Rating 2 out of 5]

I am not a writer and should not think to comment on someone's writings, but I am a reader and know what I like. Luckily the book is mostly the transcriptions of interviews with channeled entities. In the short sections that the author speaks there is nothing but cliches and overused metaphors. Not a straight sentence in the bunch. Hard to read through.
Overall though, the messages given by the channeled entities were worth reading. Believe or not, what they have to say is good food for thought about life,god and the importance of sex.

[Dan · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great introduction to channeling and channellers. Wonderful book with interviews of people who can 'channel'. Whether it is plausible is hard to tell but the information given propelled me to investigate truth and my inner being and for that I am utterly grateful to this book and the things it has made clear to me.

[Linda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Outstanding !!!!