Your role as the receiver/translator is to deliver the information with as much correctness as possible, staying true to the message. You may have some decisions to make as to which is the right word to use in the delivery of various concepts. Sometimes one word will take preference over another that isn't quite the right word. Don't hesitate to take time as you need to in order to find just the right word to convey the meaning of the concept. If you suddenly feel uncomfortable or cannot perceive what is being given to you, simply let go and move into a different direction. If you find that you are getting bored with the information, this is a sign that you have lost the connection and the original impulse is gone. Again, move into a different direction. The richer your experience is, the more the guide has to work with, the more information you will receive and the messages you deliver will be truer.

It is also a requirement, between your channeling sessions, to address your own spiritual homework and continue to work on your personal growth and healing. William H. Kautz and Melanie Branon say in their book Channeling: The Intuitive Connection (1987), "In order to be able to pull in intuitive information, you need to create a tunnel or "channel" from the superconscious mind to the conscious core. To do this, you basically need to "clean out" or "let go of" enough subconscious obstacles, such as anger, jealousy, resentment, inappropriate beliefs, negative attitudes, and other aspects of fear, to allow information to flow from the superconscious to consciousness more clearly and without distortion. Your conscious mind will then grow larger as your awareness expands."