Channellers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. Individuals who communicate with or interpret messages from spiritual entities or alternative dimensions
2. People who serve as a medium, expressing thoughts or feelings from non-physical sources
3. Practitioners who act as conduits, conveying insights from a higher consciousness or the spiritual realm

Etymology: "Channellers" is the plural of "channeller," a noun for a person who serves as a medium, passing along thoughts or feelings said to come from non-physical sources. The word is built from "channel" with the agent suffix "-er," so a channeller is literally one who channels. The noun "channel" itself comes from the same root as "canal," tracing back through Old French to Latin "canalis," meaning a water conduit or pipe. Its sense of a route or means of conveying something developed from that physical waterway, which is why a person can become a "channel" for messages from elsewhere.

Synonyms: mediums, communicators