Channelling Meaning in English

word · lemma: channel

Definition

Channelling means directing something, such as energy, emotions, or resources, through a specific route or for a particular purpose. It can also refer to the act of conveying messages from a spirit or higher power in spiritual contexts.

Usage & Nuances

"Channelling" is common in both literal (water, emotions) and metaphoric contexts. In spiritual or New Age settings, it specifically refers to communicating with spirits or higher entities. Not to be confused with TV "channel" (station). Often spelled "channeling" in American English.

Spanish: canalización - transmitir (mensaje/energía)Portuguese (BR): canalização - transmitir (mensagem/energia)Portuguese (PT): canalização - transmitir (mensagem/energia)Chinese (Simplified): 引导 - 传达 (信息/能量)Chinese (Traditional): 引導 - 傳達 (信息/能量)Hindi: माध्यम बनना - मार्गदर्शन (ऊर्जा/संदेश)Arabic: توجيه - نقل (رسالة/طاقة)Bengali: নির্দিষ্ট মাধ্যমে প্রবাহিত করা - বার্তা পাঠানো (আধ্যাত্মিকভাবে)Russian: направление - передача (в дух. контексте)Japanese: 流すこと - 導くこと - チャネリング（霊的な意味）Vietnamese: dẫn - truyền tải (trong bối cảnh tâm linh: truyền thông điệp)Korean: 흐름을 유도함 - 전달함 (영적인 의미)Turkish: yönlendirme - aktarma (ruhsal anlamda ileti aktarımı)Urdu: رخ موڑنا - پیغام پہنچانا (روحانی مفہوم میں)Indonesian: dẫn dắt - truyền đạt (trong nghĩa tâm linh: truyền thông điệp)

Example Sentences

The river is channelling water to the fields.

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She is channelling her anger into painting.

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He believes the medium is channelling a spirit.

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Some people claim to have a gift for channelling messages from the beyond.

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The coach talked about channelling team energy to win the match.

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She’s really good at channelling her stress into exercise instead of worrying.

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