​Want to start a career as a channeler? Podcast Interview of Huenu Solsona​

Published on April 17, 2025

Then this podcast interview is a must-watch for you. I interviewed Huenu Solsona in February 2025 to share some helpful tips for new channelers to set up their channeling business. She is the founder of Orykl, the marketplace for channelers and spiritual service providers, where you can get your services listed and find new clients.

About the interview

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Key Topics Covered:

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Practical tips for emerging channelers on building a soul-aligned channeling business

Why so many understand self-work but struggle to actually do it

How small, daily acts of self-care can spark big transformations

The importance of healing personal trauma in spiritual practices

How authenticity in channeling reflects one’s internal clarity

The connection between inner truth and outer success

How to create truly meaningful and impactful client experiences

The power of energy healing to shift ancestral patterns and emotional blocks

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Whether you’re a seasoned channeler, energy worker, or just stepping into your self-discovery path, this conversation is filled with heartfelt guidance to help you reconnect with your truth and live with purpose.

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Check out Huenu’s website:

www.orykl.com

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Interview Transcript

(unreviewed, AI generated and may contain spelling & grammatical mistakes)

Moumita Paul: Hi, I’m Moumita and welcome to the Ascension Program podcast and today we are going to talk to Huenu Solsona. Huenu is the visionary founder of the website, Orykl (yes it’s spelled like that but pronounced as Oracle), which is the world’s first digital platform dedicated to connecting individuals with carefully vetted spiritual practitioners. Her entry into the spiritual wellness space was catalyzed by a deeply personal tragedy.

The sudden loss of her older brother in a micro light accident in 2009, which led to a profound spiritual awakening for her Eno’s mission with Orykl is to create a high quality marketplace that empowers spiritual practitioners to transform their passions into a thriving careers, while providing clients with confidence that they are receiving the guidance from a trusted professionals.

So let’s welcome venue. Welcome to the show.

Huenu Solsona: Oh, thank you so much. It’s great to be here.

Moumita Paul: Thank you. Thank you for taking the time. So tell me a little bit about your pivotal moment that inspired you to create Orykl. Hmm.

Huenu Solsona: Yes. I would say that there were two moments. The first one was, as you mentioned, the passing of my brother.

In 2009, of course at the time I had no idea that that would lead me to it, but that was the beginning of my spiritual awakening, if you wanna call it that. Uh, prior to that, I hadn’t thought much about spirituality. My life was fine, you know, I was going about it, um, without being too conscious of who I was or why I was here.

But of course, when that happened, for me, it was. Uh, very shocking and I just wanted to find out what happens after death and so on, so I can talk about that experience maybe later. But that got me onto the spiritual path and it got me onto meditation and just learning a lot over the last, you know, however many years.

Well, actually in 2020, that was the other moment. Um. It had been 11 years since my brother’s passing, so I had done a lot of work on myself and I was much more ahead in my spiritual journey. And I was in meditation one day, and the idea to do this platform came to me as kind of a download. I. I was sitting at night and I had put out the intention to start something that would be a, um, I wanted to kind of impact the world, not just a small area.

I wanted to use all my gifts and so I kind of had put it out to the universe, if you will. But when I got this idea it, I just felt very excited about it and the name came to me. I didn’t really know what orykl meant. Of course, we spell it differently, but the logo, what you see on the homepage, that circle that, that turns that.

Flew towards me and I wrote it all down. You know, with my eyes closed, I just kind of started typing and that was 2020. And so, you know, I’ve been sort of, well, a lot of things had to happen until, you know, getting to where we are today. But those were the two sort of main, uh, moments in my life that resulted in orykl.

Moumita Paul: Thank you for sharing that. That was like, uh, that gives me some idea what brought us here. So. How do you think or how do you see your platform contributing to the collective, um, spiritual ascension of humanity?

Huenu Solsona: Hmm. That’s a great question because I. It’s like really my most heartfelt wish that this platform really does contribute to the ascension of humanity.

That’s really why I’m doing it. Uh, I want us, all of us, all human beings and really all beings on earth to have a better world. I want there to be less war, more love, more peace, more, more of those beautiful things. And of course, I want it for myself and my life, but I. Wanted for the world. You know, I really want a better world.

And so in my own journey, I have found that the way to achieve that is to start with myself. Um, because I’ve seen my own change as I understood myself more and more, and as. My internal landscape started to change. I mean, I really and genuinely saw everything change around me. Not that my life’s perfect, you know, of course there’s more to achieve and, you know, I want more and, you know, more experience and more love, more joy and all of that.

But I’m on a journey and I’ve seen how, um, how really working on myself is, is kind of the answer. And so I feel like if I can help bring this knowledge to more people through. Practitioners that love what they do, who are talented at what they do, and that I can use my skills, um, which are more business background to kind of help the industry.

I mean, I, I really can’t think of nothing better to do. So I feel like it’s very important. I always say that I, my wish is for orykl to be like an important piece of the puzzle in creating a new. A new Earth for all of us, and I’m super committed to that. I mean, I’m, I’m, you know, I’m not doing it for anybody else except for myself.

It’s my purpose, it’s my passion, and that really fuels me every single day. I’m so excited to work on this company, and I just see the potential and, uh, my only job, I feel like is to remain very aligned and very, um, heart centered as I go through this, through this journey.

Moumita Paul: Thank you for sharing that. I really like the fact that you mentioned about working on ourselves.

I think ironically in my experience in spirituality, that is something really rare to come by. I’ve seen people talk about a lot of spiritual concepts. People love channeling, people love consulting, psychic mediums, and yet when it comes to the inner work, I see a huge hesitation. It’s like as if that’s not part of the spiritual growth, as if we are just.

Supposed to just anchor to the metaphysical information without grounding it in ourselves. So can you give us some example? And I think this is, I mean, this is my personal motivation ’cause I keep telling my clients and my audience to work on themselves. So I, I, I mean, I just wanted to shift a gear a little bit towards that, that what motivates you to work on yourself?

Like what are the. Outcomes you have seen as you were talking about things changing around you, can you give some examples? What is that you noticed when you started working on yourself versus when you didn’t? Hmm.

Huenu Solsona: Yeah. Thanks so much. You know, it’s so funny because that’s kind of the cracks of the whole thing and.

It’s, um, it’s interesting that you mentioned that. Yes, a lot of people talk about it, but I don’t know how many people do it. I, I have personally noticed that there’s a lot of talk out out there everywhere in terms of Yes, work on yourself. It all starts on the inside. Yeah. It, it, it is all pointing inside.

And the thing is that I, I feel that as human beings we get that we understand it logically. Like the theory is perfect, like makes perfect sense. Yes, I agree with that stem, we all agree with it and we don’t actually need any more information around that. It’s, there’s enough books out there, like there’s not another book and I kind of mar gonna come out that it’s like, oh my gosh, this is a new concept.

Like they’re not new concepts. So the theory is. Out there, it’s understood and people go, yes, I agree. Now there’s a mismatch between the theory and then the actual practice because you put down the book that you think is brilliant, and then you turn around and you shout at your partner, your kids, you know, you don’t go to sleep, you don’t meditate, you certainly don’t exercise.

You eat sugar all day and. You are stressed out of your mind, you know, and then you read the book and you’re like, yes. It all starts inside. It’s amazing. And then you go, you do the same thing, you know, the next day. And so I’m like, okay, let’s stop reading, let’s stop watching documentaries. You know, it’s all, oh, you can keep doing it if, but.

Above anything else, you’ve gotta do the work. And you know what’s so funny is like doing the work is actually not as hard as we make it out to be, because it doesn’t have to be like, oh my gosh, now I need to wake up at 6:00 AM and go to the gym and eat like veggies all day and like, meditate, like pot.

You know, it’s not, it’s like. It’s actually quite pleasant to take care of yourself when you start doing it. The thing is, we need to prioritize it. Like absolutely prioritize. If we say, if I say, if my practitioner’s saying, if we’re all saying, if my company’s saying, work on yourself, work on yourself, like.

I need to be number one, right? Like I have to, you know, otherwise I’m a hypocrite. So I am, that’s my mission. Like I’m working on myself and I can give you lots of examples of the things that I do. And. The things that I’ve seen around me, because it’s been, sometimes it’s like magic. I’m like, I can’t believe it.

The more aligned I am, the more I get out and it’s like things happen, you know, in like magical ways and so I, I, if, if anybody listening is like. Yeah, I get it. Like I urge you to actually start doing whatever it is that you know that you can do. Don’t kill yourself. You know? Don’t put these expectations on yourself that you know you’re going to fail at them.

But in fact, I started something this year. It’s called I Commit and I will. Maybe, um, ask your clients to, to think about this if you can commit to one act of self care. Okay. Self care for one month. Now there’s three rules. The first rule, it has to be good for you and it has to be good for your soul. Like you know what’s good for you.

I mean, sleeping eight hours a day is good for you, right? I mean, meditating X Minutes is good for you. So, okay, so you choose one thing that’s good for you, and it doesn’t have to be massive. It could be something very, very small, but you do it every day. That’s very important. Every day I usually, or at least five days a week, if you have a Monday to Friday routine that’s different to your weekend, I’ll, I’ll spare you the weekend if you have to.

Um, and then you, and it has to be a new thing, something that you don’t do. Right, so I’m doing that. Um, I did it in Jan. I did one thing and in favor, I’m doing another thing. And it starts there. It’s about getting used because here’s what happens when you do it, you feel good, like, because you’re not doing something for yourself, and you’re like, I mean, like that is good.

And because you’ve committed now. You’re doing it, you realize, oh, this really feels good. And you will start seeing changes like around, you know, everywhere. So,

Moumita Paul: um, so what did you start in Jan and what are you doing in, so in

Huenu Solsona: Jan, what I did in Jan, so I’ve been doing this for a while now. So since last year I’ve been doing a lot of.

Stuff and I have like this amazing morning routine which has changed my life. Like it’s unbelievable. But in January specifically, I actually stepped on grass every day because I know the benefits of, of spending time on grass. And I don’t do that. Like it’s, I have to go somewhere to go to grass. So I started doing that and, and it was also I, in January, I gave myself an easy one because, um, I didn’t put time limits.

I didn’t say, you know, five minutes, half an hour. I just said, just, just go every day, you know? And some days was amazing and I was sitting there meditating. Yeah. So I discovered a lot of things through this process. Now I do a D in Feb. I’m doing a different kind of meditation. It’s 20 minutes of, anyway, a very visual, I focus on something that I want in my life and I really.

Put myself there physically as if I almost have it, so that I get so excited about this thing for 20 minutes and I try and hold that vibration for those 20 minutes. Whatever it is. My point is that I think it’s time for human beings to start walking the talk. I think we need to start putting, put our bigger panties on now and go, okay, now like I actually need to commit to this thing.

I say it’s good for me. I tell other people do it. Like I’m even not even gonna tell anybody, but I’m just gonna do it myself. And this is, this is, I think, how we’re gonna change the world, right? Like, because you know, the theme starts

Moumita Paul: within us.

Huenu Solsona: It really does. ’cause your world does start changing around you.

It’s, it’s, like I said, it’s kind of like magic. Yeah,

Moumita Paul: that is, that is true. I could just, you opened a whole new area of discussion. Like I could go on and on, on. For me, I think what I have observed in, uh, my audience in general is, uh, uh, like what you mentioned are. I think it’s not that difficult to do.

Yeah. What I usually prefer, because maybe ’cause I am a coach and I am rigorous in my personal development, so I usually ask them that if you really want to be on the spiritual part. The fastest way to raise your vibration is to do the inner work, like changing your perspective, releasing your trauma, healing your emotions.

And that is, oh my God, that is, I think, the biggest taboo, unspoken, taboo, uh, that is there in spirituality. Nobody wants to do it. Oh, I don’t wanna consider, I, I don’t have trauma. Oh, really? So it’s like, no, I don’t wanna focus on the negative. Well, that is there in your subconscious. That is what is creating your reality.

If you really understand the law of attraction or any kind of law or the spirituality of metaphysics, you are not creating your reality in consciousness. It’s mostly unconscious. So all these negative things that you’re avoiding is unconscious and creating the reality. If you don’t work on it, it’ll continue creating it.

So what’s this point of doing any kind of spiritual work? Anyway, so, uh, so what I keep telling my audience who want to channel the spirit or do any kind of spiritual work, is that your quality of work. Will be reflected with the quality of inner work you do because the more you change your belief system, the better the information is going to be.

There will be less filtering, there will be less lack of flow. There will be smooth new information and good quality information. Otherwise, what I’ve noticed is many channelers there belief system gets mingled up. When they’re channeling, so they’re like 50% time channeling and 50% time their own limiting beliefs coming through the channeling.

And because I’m an experienced channeler, it’s very easy for me to detect and discern, but regular people will not be able to make the difference. And you are like leaving with a low vibration. It’s like, okay, something their channeler says Really, fear makes me feel good. But some of the things like really bring me down.

It’s because the Channelers believe system are interfering because the channeler probably doesn’t do the work on themselves. So from your perspective, I’m just moving to the next question. What differentiates authentic Channelers from those who might not be fully aligned based on your experience?

Huenu Solsona: I could have said what you just said, like I could, that could have come up out of my mouth.

Um, so I mean all like I said is like, I completely agree. Uh, I do review a lot of channelers. It is a little bit hard sometimes when we reject people, which we do often and we. I kind of wanna say, you know, but without sounding arrogant, you know, or, or anything because nobody’s better than anybody, anybody else, but to say, look, you need to work on yourself.

I can see it. I can see it. It’s so easy for me to, you know, people go, oh, how do you know? What makes you qualified to, you know, to vet somebody? It’s just like, like anything, you know, experience makes perfect. You start feeling it. And yes, the quality of the channeling is. Like the number one thing is how are you internally, you know, how clear are you?

How much work are you doing on yourself? How you know, because then if you don’t have a lot of trauma and things pulling you away left and right, you can just become a clear vessel for the energy. And so if you wanna be a good channeler, I. That is the number one thing is working on yourself. If when you’re in a good space, you can allow it.

Imagine if you’re now worried about work, your kids or something, you know, your mind’s constantly there. Something’s not right. It’s very difficult to put that aside, although people train themselves also to do that, to put that aside so that that doesn’t bother you while you’re channeling. But it’s hard and so often it does.

And so the best thing people can do is just work on themselves. And I can also see it very quickly. Um, I don’t know if that was a question, but

Moumita Paul: Yeah, that was actually, I wanted to hear anything else that you have noticed that makes, uh, you feel that it affects the quality of, uh, the spiritual information that’s coming through, be it a channeler or a psychic medium or any kind of spiritual work.

Huenu Solsona: Look, I mean, there are some people that are very committed to this work and so they will do different courses. They will get healings themselves, they will learn new things. Um, so of course if you are committed to it and if you really love it, then you will. Do those. So besides doing your own inner work, you can just find out more about the metaphysical world if you, if you will.

Um, yeah. Then there’s all kinds, you know, really, I mean, people come, start channeling or start doing spiritual work from. Like all different, um, reasons. And then it really depends. Some people are very much in tune or some people are like absolute empaths and they just pick up a lot of stuff. Some people have to work at it, you know, and they have to train themselves.

So, um, yeah, I think besides that then it’s just everybody’s a little bit different. Yeah.

Moumita Paul: Mm-hmm. Yeah. So, uh. Uh, since you have many channelers on your platform. So my next question is, have you noticed any trends in the type of guidance people are usually seeking from, uh, your spiritual folk folks who are on the platform?

Any pattern that you’re observing?

Huenu Solsona: Hmm. Well. Uh, people usually do want a quick pill, right? A quick fix. Tell me what to do. And with channeling in particular, um, this, it’s not really a psychic reading, it’s more an energetic reading. And so. Just be prepared that the answer that will come back will again be pointing inside and about those limiting beliefs.

And you know, why is it that we are feeling a certain way towards something and what can we do about that? So sometimes people kind of get an answer that they’re not expecting because they just wanna sit back, not take responsibility and go, okay. What must I do? You know, must I do this or must I do that?

And it’s always deeper, but I, I find that even though they sometimes don’t get the answer that they’re expecting, they actually get more. Because I always say one thing is giving somebody a fish. Another thing is teaching them how to fish. And so I compare them that way. This is teaching people how to fish.

Like you have the answers within you. You have the solutions within you. We are trying to teach you that that’s a lot more powerful than what should you do tomorrow? It’s like, what should you do? Always? And, but of course everybody is different. So even though there are some fundamental truths, universal truths, then everybody’s got their own story.

They’ve got their past lives, they’ve got their ancestral lineage, and so. Um, the trend, if you ask about that. I think a lot of people are looking at their ancestors and what did mom passed on onto me and what did her mom and her dad passed on onto? And, and starting to understand that we have an ancestral lineage.

I mean, I am the way I am because I was raised the way I was raised and I was raised the way I was raised because my mom and my dad were raised the way they were raised and and so on. And so actually it’s quite wide. You know, it’s a whole society that makes. And so I think that I’ve seen a lot of that lately is understanding that, which is great.

You know, it’s also, uh, uh, we we’re, I think we are all become a little bit more empathetic because if we really, truly understand that you are always trying to make the best decision. In fact, you’ve, you’ve always, for the most part, done your best. And if I could just put myself in your shoes and understand that, hey, your decision is based on.

So many things, you know what I mean? Not this thing that I’m thinking about. Your decision is in fact, it’s a universe that’s behind that. And if I can understand that, okay. That’s why I don’t get so, you know, upset about, you know, the fact that it’s not exactly how I wanted it. And so I think empathy is another thing that we’re starting to understand.

And, um, yeah. And, um. You know, used to our, to our advantage, I suppose, so we don’t get so upset.

Moumita Paul: So what I’m hearing is like mostly the people who are seeking guidance on orykl are, uh, more interested in knowing their past to understand where they are and. Having more empathy about their parents and ancestors where people kind of have a tendency to blame shift like, oh, I’m here because of what you did, uh, or at this back carrying my trauma over.

So, but I think people are starting to take responsibility and I think the start of inner work is the starting point of that. Like, alright. I mean, my ancestors might have done that, their ancestors might have done that, but now the healing begins with me, irrespective of what they have done in the past.

So, yes, I will move on to the next question. So I, I think this is something you mentioned on, uh, on your website as well. This was part of your mission that, uh, when channels are starting out, especially when they’re starting out. Uh, you had mentioned that not many people, uh, can make a living out of channeling alone.

Um, so I wanted to ask about the reality of mo, the struggles that most channelers face when they are starting out, and what advice would you give for Channelers who are struggling to attract clients despite their gift?

Huenu Solsona: Yes, yes. So firstly I’d like to explain that Channelers and spiritual practitioners tend to do this work because they are hard people.

You know, you get hit people and you get hard people, so they’re generally hard people. And when it comes to business. There’s a lot of head space there. You need to do a lot of things. You need to know a lot of things you, you need to be analytical. You need to follow some business rules, and unfortunately, we can’t be brilliant at everything.

And so generally. This is a generalization, but generally the better you are at your spiritual practice, probably the worse you are at running a business, you know? And so if you look out there, it doesn’t take long for you to just Google and find a couple of spiritual websites. They’re not the best, let’s be honest.

You know, way too much. Writing colors are off. It looks old, it looks homemade. It doesn’t work, links don’t work. It’s just, it’s a bit of a disaster, but it’s understandable. And so, um, firstly, I would say you, you can’t be great at it all. So don’t. Blame yourself and don’t like, feel bad because you don’t have clients because you, there’s, there’s a business aspect to what you’re doing.

Right? Um, and to be honest, this is exactly why orykl exists. Like, I’ve got a business background and I see business like simpler than other people. I guess for me the answers are just clearer. I’d like to use my gifts and my experience to help spiritual practitioners so that they don’t have to worry about this.

Right? So that’s, that’s really what we’re doing here. But some advice for people that are starting out would be to really keep. Things very simple. If you’re going to do a website, honestly, like less is more. Rather start with a template from, I usually recommend GoDaddy because it’s so easy. You go to godaddy.com and you just create a new website.

Use a very simple template ’cause people just want to know about you. So there’s got be an About You page with a photo or a video. Video would be great. A little bit of your story. Try and be a bit vulnerable and excited. You know, because there’s always something that prompted you to get to where you are.

So just pour your hearts out, you know, people will connect with that. So about you and then about your service, you know, what do you offer? You offer a channeling session there. You can get information. Look, these days everything’s done through chat, GPT. So use it. It’s there. It’s free, you know? Yeah. Charge

Moumita Paul: is really good at creating sales pages and all that.

Like I use Charge GT very heavily.

Huenu Solsona: It’s great. It’s great. So then you write about what you offer and then, um, you know, like one or two more pages. Like simple get, make it easy for people to book with you. And then whatever you put out into the world, whether it’s social media or any sort of marketing, I would say be authentic, like.

People are attracted to authenticity and they can smell BS a mile away, so it’s not gonna work, you know, especially in the spiritual crowd. It’s just you can’t. You can’t sell something, you know what I mean? You either. So pour your heart up, be authentic, and I think that’s, that’s the best advice that I can give to some.

I actually

Moumita Paul: really loved how you broke it down into, you know, simple, manageable steps that they can take. And the first things that. People usually need to do, like I come from a business background to have an MBA. I was in the corporate for 14 years. I was in product management. I know how to attract customers, so I didn’t realize how much that my knowledge has actually been used in creating and selling the stuff that I’m doing.

So I remember talking to one of, uh, the Channelers, uh, who does not wish to be maintain, uh, mentioned. He’s like, uh. A good one, like a very popular one. So I remember taking his coaching, I was asking him, uh, when I’m starting out about how do I get clients? And he was like, um, well what are you doing? Like, are you making anything?

I was like, yeah, I’m making anything. I want to grow it more. And he was like, oh, wow. You just said you started this year and you’re already making money. That is inspi inspiring. I was like, okay. I didn’t know that people don’t make money from year one, so I did not know the gift that I had until he made that comment.

I was like, oh, so there are people who don’t make anything. So, and you mentioned about authenticity and I saw how many times it came up. So I, I wanted to ask you like, personally. Uh, what about authenticity? Like, what makes you want to be more authentic? Like, what is your motivation? Because these days I find authenticity to be very rare.

Most people are putting up a show, they’re trying to, you know, sh share that, oh, I have done this, this, this, I have so many achievements, blah, blah. So instead of being, showing the vulnerable side, so. Like from your point of view, what is the benefit of being authentic? I think one thing you already mentioned about people can smell BS and that is especially true in spiritual communities because most people are sensitive and psychic, they can’t pick up unlike regular folks.

What other reasons, uh, draws you to authenticity?

Huenu Solsona: There are so many, it’s so funny. Um. Well, firstly, not an obvious one, but it’s more, it’s easier. It’s just easier for myself to be authentic. If you think about it. I don’t have to remember to say anything. I don’t have to, uh, even coming on the podcast. I don’t prepare for, what am I gonna prepare for?

Because that means I’m gonna say something that wouldn’t naturally come out of my mouth, you know? So it’s easier. It really is easier. I just, so you just have to like yourself as well, because if you don’t, and you’re trying to be somebody you’re not, and then it’s a bit harder. But besides that, um, I do think that there is.

A large group of people that are putting up a front and pretending to be something they’re not, with all the social media out there. But I also think that there’s a large group of people, especially in the spiritual community that understand. The concept that we have to be authentic, we have to be ourselves.

And so I think there’s also a movement towards that side as well. And I have to like quickly mention, I had an experience in, uh, two years ago, um, yeah, 20, 22 or three years ago now. Um, I actually went to Antarctica. It was super cool. Uh, we went to the 150 entrepreneurs and artists. I was kind of an outsider, but I got invited and, um, for me it was really incredible to see because these people, they were successful because they were authentic.

They were mostly artists. Right. I was with a girl sharing a room that did something very unique. Won’t going to, but so, so unique. Like, no, you know, she had been with Justin Beaver and Hailey like the week before. But it, it was, she was just being herself. She said, well, I like these things, you know, and I created a business out of it.

And it was interesting because nobody in the world did it. She combined poetry with food and whatever else, right? And um, and everybody there was like themselves. And I thought, okay, well what is my. Like thing, you know what I mean? Like, what am I good at? And, and in fact, I even started thinking, how do I actually like to dress because I dress this way?

Like, do I actually like what I’m wearing? And I started to find my voice, you know, at 47 years old, I’m still trying to figure out who I am. It’s so funny, you know, but I’m like. What makes me me, what am I good at? And even to this day, I go like, you know, I try and hone in more on like my authenticity. You know, I, for example, I was thinking about it this morning while I was swimming.

I was thinking, I was thinking about this and I was like, you know, I really want to walk the talk. I wanna talk about this. Like walking the talk about maybe that’s my thing, you know, I don’t I, you know, but I think it’s super important, the authenticity thing, because everybody on earth, every single human being.

HA is unique. You have your story, you’ve got your background, and when you hone into the things that you love and the things that you’re good at, you give to the world a gift that only you can give. And that is the same for everyone. So if we could all, and that’s why meditation’s so good, if we could all just listen a little bit to ourselves and go, okay, I love this and I love that and I’m good at this and I’m good at that.

Like, how could I combine all of these things to be authentically me? And people will gravitate to that because really, even if they don’t consciously realize it, like energetically, they will go, yes. You know, something inside of them will say, yes, this person’s being, and they, they speak to me, they speak to my heart.

I get what they’re saying. And so. There’s so many benefits to being authentic. Um, there’s so many. My boyfriend shown me actually, a a, an Instagram was this very weird guy from England with this weird hair, and he wears his weird clothes, but he’s just so beautiful because he’s so. Beau, he just, you could see that he’s just proudly himself and he is got tons of followers, and I promise you, he is not good looking.

He, he’s nothing special. You know what I mean? He just found his authenticity and he just like goes for it. He like shamelessly. And so I think that when you start finding your, your, your, you know your rhythm, you will, you’ll start seeing it and it’ll be more fun. You won’t have to pretend anymore. You can just be you.

Yeah.

Moumita Paul: I just love the story that you shared, that the, that lady being herself combining poetry and food and everything in Antarctica, made you feel that, okay, what is my thing? So when people are authentic, they inspire you to be more like you. Like, it’s like it’s, it’s contagious. It’s not like they’re telling you, Hey, you should be you.

They’re not being creepy. They’re just being themselves. And that inspires you. That am I being myself? And if not, why not? So, and, and I just wanna say that the

Huenu Solsona: people in Antarctica, they were very wealthy and they were very happy. And if we’re talking about what success, I was amazed. I mean, I was with a friend of mine, I said.

This, there, there exists a different world. These people were genuinely happy and not, and of course, with, I’m not saying perfect, okay. Like obviously, but for the most part. And I realized that, um, it was because of they were so unique themselves and they just owned it, that they, and they made a success of it, especially as, as, um, you know, uh, artists and yeah, uh, musicians and so on.

Moumita Paul: Yeah, I’m glad that you brought it up because the being I channel, they often talk about it and I think it is not stressed enough that when you are really being authentic, you actually do attract wealth and abundance very easily. Because like you said, that you don’t have to pretend anymore. Like you are freeing up that energy that you’re spending in pretending into wealth building.

And you tend to attract people who like you for who you are. So like the example you gave about that guy, like uh, he’s not attractive conventionally or he’s doing weird stuff. That doesn’t seem normal, but to him, that is him being himself. And that’s why there are followers who are following him for being himself.

Like they enjoy watching him, being him. And Yes, yes. This is the message that being keep telling the being’s eye channel, like just be you. You want abundance, just be you because it’ll free up your energy, it’ll align you to your values, and you’ll be doing things that you actually like and not feel, ah, morning, I have to wake up and do this thing.

Which most people in the job are feeling right now. People who are doing jobs, they’re like, I don’t wanna go to a job, because they’re doing things they don’t like. Yeah. So being authentic allows you to connect with those values that you have. That. Who am I and what am I? And then do things that allow you to be more of you.

Huenu Solsona: Mm. Yeah. And I just quickly wanna say that, you know, I think growing up we’re told as kids, be yourself. Be yourself. I don’t think we understand what that means, especially as a teenager. Be yourself. ’cause we we’re also ashamed. Can’t get outta my skin, you know, like I am myself. But it’s not that you know you’re gonna be you until you die.

It’s more about. Again, it’s when we take a bit of time out to meditate and to be still, and we ask ourselves, okay, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Okay. Of today, for example, of everything that happened today. Where did I feel good? What did I love? Well, I really enjoyed cooking. Like I, I, I mean, that’s not my truth.

I don’t enjoy cooking. You see, it’s so great. We’re all different, right? But like, oh, today I love cooking. I really enjoy cooking. Okay, well, what else do I like? You know? And it doesn’t mean that you need to go off and start your own business now doing this thing, but it’s like every day, if you can do more and more of what you love, what makes you happy?

Uh, you will find your way. And if you really wanna take it, you know, further go, okay, great. What a, let’s look at my entire life, you know, what have I’m been great at? What do people say I’m good at? What do I really enjoy and what would I love to do if money were no object? You know, and we’re not just talking business here.

You know, what, what would I want my life to be like if, if there was no limit? And, and all of these things combined are gonna direct you, you know, in, in the right way. But it does kind of start with like. Being still a little bit, you know, and listening, and again, goes back to that inner, inner work. You know, it’s like, what are you doing to even listen to yourself?

What are you doing to find your authenticity? So, you know, put some time aside to get serious about this. This, because it’s gonna make the world of difference.

Moumita Paul: And not just that. I think when people are being authentic, they find themselves in that stillness. They start innovating in ways that allow. Like they, they can’t, couldn’t even imagine that they could be something out of this world, which adds to the excitement.

It doesn’t necessarily have to spill into making or doing business, but simply enjoying life as who you are and discovering more about you because as you said, that knowing who you are, that has been the theme my last year and I kind of found the answer and I realized that there is no end to knowing who you are.

You can discover different layers after layers. You’ll think, oh, I’m this, and you build an identity around it. But after sometime you’ll discover more about who you are. The more you go inside and you’re like, oh, I thought I was only this, but now it has expanded. Well, I’m also that. And then you do more digging and then you discover, oh, I’m also that.

And this is how the knowing of who you are is like. All your life, and the more you get to know, the more you’re shocked that, oh, I was, I mean, finite. There is no end to it. And every time the discovery leads to something absolutely crazy about yourself, which is exhilarating. So again, I’ll come back. I mean, I think we went a little bit off topic, but I enjoy it.

So what do you think, like since you, I believe you interviewed Channelers for your platform. What qualities do you believe makes a channeler successful, both spiritually and prof? I think the spiritual part is something you already spoke about, so let’s focus on what makes a channeler successful professionally in your Yeah.

Experience.

Huenu Solsona: Mm-hmm. Okay, well I do think everybody needs a website. My, here I’m gonna give a whole bunch of things. You can take a pen. I think that you should register your full name, like really would be pol.com, sana.com, and make that your website because here you promoting yourself. When you give yourself this really cool name, it’s nice, but then you know, here the business is you.

You know, you can’t outsource the channeling to somebody else. And so I would do. Then I would have a website. Um, any of these platform, there’s so many platforms, it’s very easy. You can give it a go yourself. I mean, you know, if you really absolutely hated somebody could do it for you. Something very simple.

Um, and then you need to obviously have a, a good experience. This is very basic, but for example, if you give a one hour session, don’t make it 55 minutes, you know, or, or 58, make it 62 or 70 or something and always try and overdeliver whatever you promise. Try and over deliver. Um, try and have good systems for admin.

So there’s many booking systems that you can use. If you really, um, want to keep it simple, it, you can really just put your email address. Get people to email you, but something that works for you that doesn’t take up too much space so that you don’t leave people hanging, right? So it’s obvious again, but like, I mean, good service to the client, uh, not being late for a session and also being prepared.

So if you’re gonna do a zoom, you know, arrive at least 15 minutes before, make sure you center yourself. Make sure you are locked in a few minutes before, like, don’t be rushing very, very often. In fact. To even when our review, not to this day, they’re late and it’s. It’s not a big deal, you know what I mean?

It’s like you’re late, but it leaves

Moumita Paul: a bad impression

Huenu Solsona: work. It’s like, you know, just come a couple minutes earlier, be nice and centered and ready, and very, um, as, as calm as you can for the session because also they feel it. Um, and then obviously a bit of an icebreaker at the beginning, no matter what kind of session you do is always good.

I suggest to record the session and to send the recording on Zoom as well. You can record on the cloud. It’s very easy. Record and it records these days to record the transcript is very important I think, because when you have the recording of the video, the audio and the transcript, I don’t think you need to send the video if you don’t feel comfortable.

But, um, the audio I would send to the client. And the transcript more than any, because remember these days the client gets the transcript and they can put it into chat, GPT and say, gimme a summary of this, you know, what did this person suggest? Or whatever. Um, so I think that’s very valuable for the client to get the transcript and, and the audio.

And I would encourage the. The, the, the, the channel. I would, as a channel, I would encourage the client to re-listen to the audio maybe like three months, six months later. Because as you know, stuff comes up and the, and the client gets more value out of it. So if a client has one session, but then they re-listen and they get more value the second and the third time, then the whole session has now become more valuable.

And then make sure you keep these email addresses, you keep the contact of this client and you know, at. And this is like up to you, whatever feels right for you, but do follow up with a client at some point. You know what I mean? If it’s the new year, hey, you know, new Year. If it’s, you know, the anniversary of their session or their birthday or whatever you wanna do, because, um, but obviously following up in a way that shows that you care about this person, not like trying to sell.

And that’s actually. A theme throughout is like, you gotta remember that we’re here to help people. We’re not here to solve something to somebody. So the channeling session hopefully is helpful for this person. So think how else you can bring value to this person. And it could be another session, but it could be a course, it could be this, this, this, this.

Even if you send them something for free, like help people and, and business will come to you. I used to run a company where we used to have the number of people that we helped and the money that we made, and I always used to check how many people have signed up, never looked at the money. It, it’s just that I was thinking how many people are like on the program, you know, I wanna help lots of people.

And I remember this, this employee of mine kept looking. She, she was like, oh man, look how much money that is. And I was like, that’s interesting. You know, I’m not looking there. So focus on helping people, genuinely helping people. And then of course money will come because, you know, they, they will tell other people.

And the other thing I would say is that in this industry. A lot of the ways that people book Channelers and practitioners is through word of mouth, and so try and leverage word of mouth, meaning. Go ahead and literally ask your clients and say, Hey, would you mind sharing this with your friends? Or do you think some of your friends would benefit from a session like this?

I would love it if you could tell them and say it in a way that feels good for you, that you don’t feel like you are, uh, pushing anything on anybody, you know, and make it easy for your client to tell somebody else. Also easy for them. So it’s kind of like a win-win win, you know? Uh, clients, new clients and yourself.

Nobody needs to lose here. Um, because word of mouth is how most people book practitioners. So also think creatively around word of mouth. I could keep going, but like just, I think general business, good business practice is important to keep, like even just the basics of arriving on time, making sure they’re happy and all that stuff, like was a very long way.

Moumita Paul: Thank you so much for sharing that. Like I really appreciated how you broke it down. Like I sometimes kind of take these things for granted because I do these things so naturally, maybe because I have a habit of doing these things. Since my corporate background, but now that you mention it, I realize, oh, these are things maybe people are not doing.

Like these things are basic. And I’m glad that you pointed out the basic, because what feels like basic is actually not basic. It actually leaves an impression on people. And I’m glad that you also brought up, uh, the, the saying with genuineness, like, you know, hey, if you really liked it, uh, and if you feel somebody else will benefit from it, do uh, share.

Uh, my page or whatever. So yeah, it’s interesting that you brought up the transcript. I think that is the only thing I’m not doing, so thanks for sharing that. I have taken a note of that. Yeah. Uh, usually I share recordings, but I didn’t think about transcript and I personally use a lot of transcripts, but I was like, okay, I, I, I just skipped my mind.

So that was a very helpful advice. So I’ll move on to our next question. Um. Have you observed any common transformational experiences that clients report after working with Channelers from your site?

Huenu Solsona: Yeah, so I, I obviously get it second, uh, you know, then I’m not the one doing the channeling, so they’re not coming to you.

So I’ve got a lot of stories from my channel as our practitioners of their clients, and, you know, it ranges from. Yeah, really all sorts. You know, sometimes people have. Something that’s been blocked from a past life, or again, ancestral or belief patterns that are just released sometimes by revisiting a life or just by hearing something or understanding something or seeing things from a different point of view.

You know, like being able to understand that, oh my gosh, my mom did it because you know what, la la la la, la. And so there’s a lot of those like moments that. Almost in a split second. People just like things get rearranged and realigned sort of energetically. So I can’t think of like a specific story because again, I’m also not affected directly, but I can tell you that especially for people that have been trying a lot of the conventional methods, um, especially, you know, yeah, I have a lot of therapy and even when it comes to physical things, I would encourage people to try the.

Energy healing methods, what? Whichever one feels right for you, because physicality is. What we see, it’s a kind of the end of the energetic, um, vibration. You know, it starts as energy, da da, and then eventually becomes a physical thing, right? An ailment or a situation. But if you can go back and fix here, what was wrong here?

A lot of stuff here is gonna be fixed. So instead of spending all your effort and it’s hard, you know, and your time trying to fix this problem here, just take it a step back and, and work here. So just try, you know, try different things, um, you know, whether it’s energy healing or channeling or rake your hypnotherapy or past life regression quantum healing.

Also, you know, sometimes you gotta try a couple of different practitioners. Um, and some, you know what it’s like, you know, you might hear something a thousand times, but this time it’s like, oh my gosh, it just clicked somehow. Um, but yeah, because it is, it’s also not invasive. It’s, it’s not something that’s going to be on top of the trying to sort of fix the symptom.

This is trying to fix the course.

Moumita Paul: Deep work.

Huenu Solsona: It’s deep work and, um. Yeah, it’s, it’s kind of how it works. You know, this is whether I, I don’t, I don’t like to say this because, you know, everybody has different beliefs, but the reality is that it starts energetically and it finishes physically. So just go back, work on their energetic and be open to it.

You know, don’t go, okay, let’s see if these people can do something for me. It’s like, okay. Even if you don’t believe fully in it, just put yourself in the mind state that you go, okay, for this hour I’m going to drink the wine. You know what I mean? I’m going to believe everything that, that I’m here and I’m gonna open myself up to all of this.

That’s kind of. As a client, that would be my main suggestion is if you’re gonna go into a session, if you’re gonna spend the however many dollars this is gonna cost, do yourself a favor and be open, you know, open-minded, open-hearted, and believe in it. Or even like, trick yourself to believe in it and you’ll see more results.

And if you go, you know, guarding yourself.

Moumita Paul: Yeah. That is that. I’m, I’m glad that you brought the. Energetic world in it. I remember a few days back, one of my clients was saying that, um, I, I, I just need not just energetic work, I also need to work on the physical. And that gave me an idea about how much people don’t understand how the energy body is connected to the physical body because they feel that, okay, the physical body has to be treated physically.

The energy body has to be treated energetically and emotional things that has to be treated. Emotionally, they don’t see the connection that these things are connected. When you affect one, it also affects the other. In fact, my self healing blueprint that I have, it only works on the emotions and the energy because that is where, when the change happens there, it reflects in the body.

They experience immediate healing immediately, like they see the change. If their pain, the pain disappears or reduces. So yeah, it, it surprises me that. How many of us don’t understand that the real work actually begins in the energy world? If you can fix the problems there, half of your problems will change here.

And I think it’s also about the belief system. If you are like strongly held into know, the physical thing also has to be taken care of. I think if the mindset is like that, usually those people don’t experience that kind of immense Yes. Transformation. Also when they go for energy work because in their mind they’re blocked.

They’re like, okay, energetically what will happen only this much. So if they could open like the way you said that. I don’t know what’s going to happen. Let me be open and see how much changes. I think they would’ve benefited a lot more and seen what it can actually do.

Huenu Solsona: A hundred percent.

Moumita Paul: Yeah. So, um, um, my last question would be, what’s the one message you’d like to leave with your audience about their own spiritual path and purpose?

Hmm.

Huenu Solsona: Well, I think if you start doing the work, the inner work, and you commit to it, even if it’s a little bit, I am pretty sure you’re gonna see some result and that’s gonna give you more feel and more belief, right? And then you go, okay, well that worked. Let’s try this. And you will see that. All of this theory, all of this things that we’re talking about are actually true.

They, they become manifestations. So trust yourself. I’m in this year of committing to my self care and ’cause I’m, I’m on the path. I’m a believer, obviously, you know, but I’m like going. How far can I take this? You know how much I’m kind of excited. I almost feel like it’s a bit of a movie, you know, that I’m living in.

And, um, but I have seen the results. You know, I’ve, I’ve, the belief is not because I read it somewhere, it’s because it happened to me. And so try and get yourself to the point where you see something happen in your world and then start trusting it. And also like. You don’t need to, you know, we we’re so influenced by what society says and should and shouldn’t, you know, like.

Trust yourself a little more. You know, like it, it worked for you. If you are feeling something, like just do it. Let me give you a very silly example. This morning, it was so funny, I was in the gym, you know, I, I swim and I wash my hair and I’m brushing my hair and one of the things I wanna do this year is improve my hair.

It. It’s not as great as it might look. And so I was like, anyway, and as I was brushing my hair, I just got this feeling that this brush wasn’t good for it, for my hair. And, and you know what? I’ve had this brush for, I don’t even wanna say it’s embarrassing. I probably had it for like 20 years, and I looked at it and I had another brush.

And my, I just kind of, my, my, my intuition said to me, this brush is not good. It, it was very hard. And it said, throw it. I literally walked to the Dustin, but I mean, I’ve had it for so long, I kind of love it. Right? And, and I was like, oh no. You know? So my head was like, but um, but I’ve had it for so long and, but it feels good.

And I was like, no, throw it, you know? And I was like, ah. And I was like, okay, if, if I’m gonna listen to myself, I’m gonna do it. Okay. So I threw it away. And then I started brushing with the other brush, and I realized this brush was so hard and this other brush was so much softer, and I thought, you know what?

I’ve been wanting to get my hair better. I’ve been brushing this brush. What I’m saying is that. Even I, you know, we come up to moments where we can listen to our hearts or we can listen to our head. And my heart was 100% saying, this is not a good brush for you. And it’s the example, you know, but my head thought, oh no.

Like, how am I gonna throw this brush away? Right? And so. Trusting ourselves and listening to ourselves. And then we are gonna, as we see like proof of things working out, we go, okay, great. Yes, it works. Okay. I can’t listen to myself. I don’t have to listen to what I’m supposed to do or what my, even my head, you know, because it rationalizes.

And so yeah, trusting, trusting, trusting. And then, um, yeah, and then also don’t beat yourself up about things if, you know, if, uh, it doesn’t work out. You know, it’s all, it’s all a journey, you know, we’re, we’re learning. It’s about

Moumita Paul: figuring it out.

Huenu Solsona: Yeah. Yeah. So how fun.

Moumita Paul: I think, yeah. Most people, I think they just like, no, it has to be perfect the first time.

Yeah. So it just, if you just allowed yourself to just be whatever you are, whatever you want to do, even if it is not fitting with the societal norm, it might bring you joy. I mean, have you tried that kind of a thing? So thank you so much, Nu um, I wanted to share with the viewers if you want to check out NUS website.

Uh, it is ORYKL.com. It’s pronounced Oracle, but it’s spelled that way. So I thought of, uh, mentioning the spelling. So folks do check out a venues website and if you are into spirituality, I would definitely recommend signing up. So thank you so much and I wish you a good day.

Huenu Solsona: Thank you, Moumita. It’s been great.

Thank you for having me.

Moumita Paul: Yes.

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