Channeling Collection

Alleged Abnormal levitation of a table
Undated photograph of the alleged abnormal levitation of a table (inverted), photographed at a sance with Mrs Poole of Winnipeg. HPG/1/7/25

Vietnamese Patriotic Poster - Hold your head high
Vietnamese Patriotic Poster - Channel the pain in your soul and hold your head high Date: circa mid-1970s

Syria. Hama. Noria in the Orontes river next to the aqueduct
Syrian. The Norias of Bechriyyat in Hama. The waterwheels at Hama, known as Norias, are up to 20m high and have been standing since the 13th century. Middle East

Echinoids - Hemiaster: Fossilised test of a heart urchin, Hemiaster batnensis Coquand, which lives deep in the mud on which it feeds, channeling it into its mouth by its anterior notch

Syrian. Hama. The Noria of Al-Mohamedieh of Hama along the Orentes river. Middle East

Emporium. 575 B. C. Channeling. Catalonia. Spain
Emporium. 575 B.C. Channeling. Catalonia. Spain

What shall we do with our SUFFRAGETTES. Suggestions on how to deal with the suffragette menace by channeling their energy into other areas - Road-breaking, Taxi driving

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"Channeling: Exploring the Extraordinary and Unseen Forces of the World" From alleged abnormal levitation of a table to Vietnamese patriotic posters urging us to hold our heads high, channeling takes us on a captivating journey into the realms beyond. One glimpse at a page from The Architects Compendium litho reveals intricate designs that seem to have been channeled from another dimension. Meanwhile, in Syria's Hama, we witness the mesmerizing sight of a Noria in the Orontes river, gracefully channeling water through its ancient aqueduct. But channeling goes beyond mere physical phenomena; it delves into nature's secrets too. Echinoids like Hemiaster batnensis Coquand teach us about their unique feeding habits as they channel mud into their mouths with an anterior notch—a fascinating adaptation for survival. In Hama's Al-Mohamedieh district, we encounter yet another majestic Noria along the O river—testament to human ingenuity in harnessing natural forces for irrigation purposes. These architectural marvels stand tall against time, reminding us of our ability to shape and channel resources for communal benefit. Traveling back in time to Emporium in 575 B. C. , Catalonia unveils evidence of early forms of channeling—an ancient practice that has transcended borders and cultures throughout history. From Spain to Vietnam, Syria to Catalonia, humanity has sought ways to tap into unseen energies and direct them towards progress. As we ponder these wonders past and present, let us not forget those who fought tirelessly for equality. "What shall we do with our SUFFRAGETTES?" asks society—a question that echoes through generations as women continue their courageous struggle for equal rights and representation. So let us embrace this concept of channeling—the art of connecting with hidden forces within ourselves and around us—to unlock new dimensions of knowledge, inspiration, and unity. With heads held high, we can navigate the currents of life and shape a better future for all.