The Chorus is the undifferentiated name given by the consciousness that speaks and writes through Daniel when in a trancelike state. While most of the early channelings came from a consciousness which identified itself as “Sera,” with increasing frequency, other “personalities” began to appear (e.g. Michael, Ashar, David). Each time, the entity or entities present would answer the question “Who is this?” with “The Chorus speaks as…”
This concept of “The Chorus” pervaded more than simple identification, with references to a chorus’ harmony as a necessary component of a good connection/channel as well as directly citing a chorus singing as a healing or creative process. When asked for individual identification, the pattern that emerged seemed to be that certain members of The Chorus chose to address questions of a particular type — for example, Sera provided general council, while Ashar was a spinner of metaphor and Michael preferred to speak of connection with God/Source. It was not uncommon for the spokesinger of the group to change one or more times within a single session, depending on the topics being addressed.
Rather than continue to delineate boundaries between the individual names and gender pronouns of those who would sing lead in a given session, I’ve opted instead to simply address them all as The Chorus. They certainly don’t seem to mind and have never expressed any interest in claiming domain or credit over the information they present.
To follow are transcripts of conversations I’ve had (typically with a questioner present) with The Chorus. If you have a question or topic you’d like to see them speak on, please send it via the contact page.
On June 30, 2017, we asked Sera to speak briefly on self expression. Rachel anchored the session and Daniel channeled Sera’s response. This is what she had to say: Greater expression of following one’s instincts will create a reality itself, Dear — no matter the form or the canvas …
On April 15, 2017, we asked Sera to speak on the disease of addiction. Rachel asked the question “Are there certain tendencies that minds who suffer from addiction have in common?” and anchored the session. Daniel channeled Sera’s response. This is what she had to say: What kind of mind …
