The Curious Case of Channeling and the Rise of Embodied Healing
For most, healing is something external—a treatment, a therapist, or a remedy. But for Simone Noseda, it’s something that flows through him. The spiritual guide and healer recounts a moment over 20 years ago when a simple symbol given to him by a fellow therapist triggered a life-changing experience. The symbol, believed to come from Archangel Gabriel, touched his tongue—and instantly, a wave of energy surged through his body.
“I felt fire rush through my spine and reach the centre of speech,” he recalls. What followed wasn’t a vision or a whisper, but a visceral experience: words pouring from his mouth, his breath and hands moving without conscious intent. This, for Simone, was his first moment of channeling—not just hearing divine guidance but embodying it.
Channeling is often misunderstood as mystical monologue, but Simone’s version is grounded, somatic, and rooted in energy. “When I channel, I feel something enter me. It moves me. It speaks through me,” he explains. He doesn’t do it to predict the future or deliver messages; rather, he uses it as a tool for healing—one where energy speaks louder than language.
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With the alternative wellness space booming more people are turning to practices that blend body, spirit, and energy. Figures like Simone, are helping reintroduce ancient wisdom to a modern world craving connection.
Simone’s story is a reminder that healing doesn’t always come from outside—it can come from within, once we learn to listen.
