Hila Wexsler always thought of herself as practical and down-to-earth. When she encountered a medium for the first time, she thought they were crazy, until she personally experienced how powerful channeling can be. But the true breakthrough happened when her spirit guides contacted her directly, without an intermediary. She came to understand that channeling is a gift anyone can and should access. For the past twenty years, Hila has taught countless clients how to directly connect with their spirit guides and past selves to overcome their challenges.
Be the Channel offers a fresh and accessible approach to incorporating channeling into everyday life. The book shares extraordinary true stories about everyday people who experienced life-changing epiphanies through channeling and found clarity in their relationships, careers, parenting, and overcoming personal crises.
With the power of channeling, readers will learn how to heal past wounds, deal with daily struggles, and find their true purpose. By reconnecting with your past self, you can achieve a deeper, better understanding of your present and learn how to heal for your future.
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11 reviews for Be the Channel: A Spiritual Guide to Channeling, Connecting With Past Selves, and Receiving Answers From the Afterlife
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Renee the Book Reviewer –
Accessible, reassuring, and deeply reflective, this book shows how channeling can support readers through relationships, career challenges, parenting, and personal crises. Be the Channel ultimately encourages readers to reconnect with their inner wisdom, heal old wounds, and move forward with a stronger sense of purpose and self-understanding.
Aanel Victoria –
I loved this book! So different from the usual vapid, same-y, self-promotional or vague-to-the-point-of-meaninglessness books or memoirs on the subject that seem to proliferate these days.
This book is unique, unusual, sincere and from the heart, and unlike any other book on this type of subject matter. The author is also very practical — a brass-tacks kind of person — and a person who was as much surprised as anyone else at what she was experiencing. (I believe she said she is a Taurus.)
Anyway, I wish I could have a reading with her, or study with her. That’s how good this book is! But I don’t think she does readings or classes in English.
Anyway, this book is a great read and as fascinating as a novel. Thank you Hila!
Larry –
This is one of those books you start and simply can’t put down. It’s a most unusual personal story—one that goes beyond narrative and delves deep into the core of our consciousness, that inner world we know exists but often hesitate to acknowledge, even when it stands right before us.
This remarkably persuasive account of conscious connection and channeling invites us into a new, believable, and reliable realm—one that we are all welcome to be part of.
I had the privilege of meeting Mrs. Wexsler and traveling with her group to the Temples of Damanhur—an uplifting experience in itself. Despite the profound nature of her work, she remains down-to-earth, genuine, sincere, and deeply supportive of those she encourages to connect with their guides.
This book truly delivers. It is an honest and compelling account of a channeler’s journey to make contact—and to help others make that same solemn connection.
Desmond Knipe –
Be the Channel feels less like a manual and more like a conversation with something timeless. It’s written with warmth and quiet confidence, guiding the reader through the mystery of connection — to spirit, to memory, to the pieces of self scattered across lifetimes. There’s a calm rhythm to the prose, one that makes complex spiritual practices feel accessible, even natural. What stands out most is how gently it invites reflection rather than instruction, encouraging readers to trust their inner voice instead of chasing perfection.
The book’s greatest gift is its sincerity. It doesn’t promise spectacle; it offers presence. Every page feels like a reminder that the spiritual world isn’t far away — it’s woven through every breath, every thought, every question we dare to ask. Be the Channel is both practical and poetic, leaving you not only more informed but more at peace with the unseen.
Rene Fornari Landa –
“Be the Channel” is an honest guidebook that carries the practice of channeling down to earth. It makes it easy and relatable for people who may be skeptical. What I liked the most was the grounded approach that the author uses; I felt like it made it more for skeptics like me. This book inspired me to stop waiting for the moment I think is right to start exploring my spirituality and to start acting on it now. This book was speaking directly to me, especially during this tough time in my life right now. It felt like I was being pulled toward something greater, connecting me with my true self.
Len –
Be the Channel is a deeply evocative, mystical manifesto that invites readers to transcend the visible world and rediscover a timeless connection with soul, memory, and spirit. Its gentle guidance and hopeful sincerity make it feel like a whispered invitation to trust in something greater than ourselves.
Amit –
***Highly recommended***
Be the Channel is one of those rare books that manages to make a complex, spiritual subject both understandable and relatable. Hila Wexsler writes with authenticity and humility, drawing from her own experiences and those of her students to explain what channeling really is, not as something mystical or unreachable, but as an ability that lives in all of us.
What stood out to me most was how grounded the book feels. It doesn’t try to preach or convert; it invites you to observe, reflect, and discover your own connection. The stories are touching and real, showing how channeling can bring clarity, healing, and deeper self-understanding into everyday life.
Whether you’re completely new to this world or already exploring spirituality, this book offers both insight and comfort. It’s beautifully written, practical in its lessons, and left me genuinely inspired to look at life and myself in a new way. Highly recommended.
Tina Howard –
I loved this book. It’s beautifully written, easy to read, and deeply engaging. The real-life stories shared by the practitioner feel authentic and relatable, making the wisdom feel personal and accessible. The storytelling reminded me of Carlos Castaneda’s work and the deeper beauty and power of Spirit that often feels lost in the modern world. This book brought new awareness to my own spiritual practice, especially around the understanding of past lives. I’m truly grateful I read it and highly recommend it.
Amit –
***Highly recommended***
Be the Channel is one of those rare books that manages to make a complex, spiritual subject both understandable and relatable. Hila Wexsler writes with authenticity and humility, drawing from her own experiences and those of her students to explain what channeling really is, not as something mystical or unreachable, but as an ability that lives in all of us.
What stood out to me most was how grounded the book feels. It doesn’t try to preach or convert; it invites you to observe, reflect, and discover your own connection. The stories are touching and real, showing how channeling can bring clarity, healing, and deeper self-understanding into everyday life.
Whether you’re completely new to this world or already exploring spirituality, this book offers both insight and comfort. It’s beautifully written, practical in its lessons, and left me genuinely inspired to look at life and myself in a new way. Highly recommended.
Aanel Victoria –
I loved this book! So different from the usual vapid, same-y, self-promotional or vague-to-the-point-of-meaninglessness books or memoirs on the subject that seem to proliferate these days.
This book is unique, unusual, sincere and from the heart, and unlike any other book on this type of subject matter. The author is also very practical — a brass-tacks kind of person — and a person who was as much surprised as anyone else at what she was experiencing. (I believe she said she is a Taurus.)
Anyway, I wish I could have a reading with her, or study with her. That’s how good this book is! But I don’t think she does readings or classes in English.
Anyway, this book is a great read and as fascinating as a novel. Thank you Hila!
Larry –
This is one of those books you start and simply can’t put down. It’s a most unusual personal story—one that goes beyond narrative and delves deep into the core of our consciousness, that inner world we know exists but often hesitate to acknowledge, even when it stands right before us.
This remarkably persuasive account of conscious connection and channeling invites us into a new, believable, and reliable realm—one that we are all welcome to be part of.
I had the privilege of meeting Mrs. Wexsler and traveling with her group to the Temples of Damanhur—an uplifting experience in itself. Despite the profound nature of her work, she remains down-to-earth, genuine, sincere, and deeply supportive of those she encourages to connect with their guides.
This book truly delivers. It is an honest and compelling account of a channeler’s journey to make contact—and to help others make that same solemn connection.