Channeling Spiritual Entity Known as Mafu
Throughout history, certain individuals have claimed the extraordinary ability to channel non-physical beings — intelligences from other realms, dimensions, or even stars. This practice, known as channeling, has taken many forms and surfaced in spiritual traditions around the world. One of the earliest documented cases of channeling comes from ancient Greece. Around the 8th century BCE, a woman named Phemonoe — the first known Pythia of the Oracle at Delphi — served as a conduit for the god Apollo. These oracular messages guided personal and political decisions throughout the ancient world and illustrate how deeply rooted the phenomenon of channeling is in human culture. This early form of spiritual mediation reflects the same core dynamic found in modern channeling: a human acting as a bridge between worlds.
Fast-forwarding to the 1870s, Helena Blavatsky emerged as one of the earliest figures in the modern Western esoteric movement, claiming contact with ascended masters from Tibet. Over time, others followed — including Jane Roberts, who famously channeled an entity known as Seth. In more recent decades, the phenomenon has continued to evolve, revealing a wide spectrum of spiritual, cosmic, and interdimensional voices.
Among these modern channelers is Penny Torres, who rose to prominence in the 1980s as the trance medium for a spiritual being known as Mafu. The story of Penny Torres’ connection to Mafu begins shortly after she attended a gathering hosted by another channeler. That night, she awoke at 4:30 a.m. to a booming voice addressing her: “Woman!” At first, she believed it was her husband, Tony Torres, speaking to her — he had also been a witness to the strange energy in the room. But the voice quickly introduced itself as Mafu. Over the weeks that followed, she experienced what she later called a spiritual awakening marked by voices, poltergeist-like events in her home, and a growing sense that she was being prepared to serve as a conduit for something greater.
In a brief but powerful moment on national television, Mafu was introduced to a massive audience during an appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 1988. As Oprah respectfully allowed the channeling to unfold, Mafu delivered a gentle yet profound message: that every human being is deeply loved by the divine presence within them. Speaking with his characteristic poetic cadence, Mafu described himself as “that which you are, entity — all things I be,” reminding viewers that the same divine essence resides in each person. The clip was brief, but it offered a glimpse into Mafu’s mission: to awaken remembrance of divine love and inner unity.
In 1987, Mafu appeared on a televised segment exploring the rise of New Age spirituality across the United States. During the broadcast, Penny Torres entered trance before a national audience and channeled Mafu, who shared his signature message: that each person is divine and capable of shaping their own reality. Speaking with clarity and passion, Mafu called on people to awaken, to challenge themselves, and to create through divine participation. He reminded listeners, “I am here to carve you, to challenge you, to create that you participate in being God.” The segment highlighted Torres’ growing popularity, her nationwide seminars, and the way Mafu’s message resonated with those seeking a deeper spiritual connection beyond traditional religion.
In a video published in 2018, Mafu once again appeared through Penny Torres to deliver a sweeping message of divine remembrance and cosmic wisdom. Identifying himself as an ascended master from the Brotherhood of the Light, Mafu offered profound teachings about pranayama, the journey of the soul, and humanity’s divine origin. He described pranayama as a doorway to experiences beyond the body, allowing the consciousness to journey into the true nature of God. Mafu emphasized that when one opens the heart, the God within communes with the God that enters — and these two deities unite to form wholeness.
He declared, “You are the God that I am. You are the beloved father within you who is within me.” Mafu explained that all beings are eternal, divine, and capable of shaping their own reality entirely. He spoke about the cosmic lineage of gods, the original creation, and how competitive divine behavior gave rise to third-dimensional experiences like life on Earth. He said Earth represents the densest plane, where the battle of gods continues, and souls reincarnate again and again until they remember who they truly are.
Mafu illustrated this journey through metaphor and symbolism, describing the divine “houses” or soul lineages and how light became refracted through them. He conveyed that even dark entities like Jehovah or Lucifer are part of God, and understanding this truth is key to higher spiritual awareness. He warned that reincarnation would repeat until the wisdom of divinity is realized, urging listeners to embrace joy, release ego, and stop playing the roles society imposes.
He explained that enlightenment means understanding that no priest, lawyer, or even spiritual master defines who you are. “You are not the doctor. You are not the priest. You are the God I am,” Mafu proclaimed. He emphasized that ascension is not about escaping life but about realizing one’s limitless power within it — even saying that Christ could manifest a house by thought alone. Ultimately, he shared, the only thought that truly matters is the knowingness: “You are the God I am. You are the beloved father within you. That is all that is important.”
Mafu also contrasted himself with other masters like Jesus and Buddha, explaining that his path — and his “house” — focuses on accelerating growth while walking the fine line of not interfering with destiny. He described his own spiritual lineage as gentle but firm, aimed at uplifting humanity without overstepping its sovereignty. The video ended with a call to bring light to the planet through personal mastery, reminding followers that chanting, breathwork, and divine remembrance are the tools by which reality is shaped.
Recent research into the phenomenon of interdimensional channeling suggests that these experiences may be connected to advanced principles in quantum energy and consciousness. Entities like Mafu may be accessing or transmitting wisdom across dimensional boundaries through mechanisms that science is only beginning to grasp — including quantum fluctuations and zero-point energy fields.
Mafu’s teachings align closely with this perspective. His emphasis on breathwork, vibration, and the shedding of ego reflect the process of tuning into subtle energetic frequencies. He described the soul’s journey as a return to source through layers of experience, emotion, and spiritual memory. Much like other interdimensional entities described by modern researchers, Mafu speaks of ancient lineages, higher realms, and humanity’s divine origin — all of which support the view that channeling is not just a mystical occurrence, but potentially a cross-dimensional transmission of consciousness.
Mafu consistently emphasized that we are eternal beings engaged in a grand spiritual journey, evolving across dimensions and lifetimes toward mastery and enlightenment. This broader framework reinforces the idea that Mafu’s message is not limited to individual transformation, but is part of a much larger evolutionary process involving both terrestrial and non-terrestrial intelligences.
The emergence of other channelers like Barbara Marciniak further illustrates how this movement gained momentum during the 1980s and 1990s. Like Penny Torres, Marciniak came from a conventional background and experienced a spiritual awakening that led her to channel messages from higher-dimensional beings — in her case, a collective known as the Pleiadians. Many of the same themes found in Mafu’s teachings appear in Marciniak’s transmissions as well: personal empowerment, soul evolution, and the reminder that we shape reality with our thoughts and intentions.
The appearance of both Torres and Marciniak at the same time in history suggests a cultural and spiritual shift — a collective readiness to receive wisdom from interdimensional sources. While their messages arrived through different entities, the core purpose was remarkably aligned: to awaken humanity to its divine essence and to encourage a conscious return to source. This shared trajectory strengthens the understanding that channeling is not an isolated phenomenon but part of a broader transformation in how humans access and embody higher knowledge.
In support of this broader context, recent developments in governmental discourse surrounding UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) have also introduced the idea of interdimensionality into mainstream awareness. A classified UAP briefing included commentary suggesting that some UAPs may not be strictly extraterrestrial, but interdimensional in nature. This adds further legitimacy to the possibility that non-human intelligence — like Mafu — may be interacting with our world across dimensional boundaries.
Mafu’s long-standing emphasis on the multidimensional nature of the soul, higher realms of consciousness, and humanity’s divine origin mirrors these emerging revelations. It supports the view that channeling can be a legitimate mode of contact with interdimensional intelligences, offering valuable insights not just for personal awakening, but for understanding phenomena that challenge conventional frameworks of reality.
The 1974 experiences of Sixto Paz Wells further expand this understanding. Paz Wells began receiving communications via automatic writing from an entity named Oxalc, reportedly from Ganymede, one of Jupiter’s moons. These communications led to a series of physical sightings and contacts, including a group UFO encounter in the Chilca desert. This event helped launch the Rahma Mission — a spiritual initiative rooted in messages from extraterrestrial beings focused on human evolution and cosmic harmony.
Both Mafu and Oxalc conveyed messages that humanity is on a path of awakening, and both emphasized the importance of consciousness expansion, inner transformation, and multidimensional existence. Their teachings reflect a shared intent to assist human beings in their return to source and alignment with divine truth. These converging themes reinforce the idea that channeling, whether from ascended masters or interstellar beings, serves as a bridge between dimensions — inviting humanity to remember its place in a much larger cosmic narrative.
Much like ancient shamanic traditions and mystical religious experiences described throughout history, Mafu’s approach to consciousness encourages transcendence — not as escapism, but as remembrance of divine wholeness. The theory that consciousness might be rooted in quantum phenomena — such as the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR) model proposed by physicist Sir Roger Penrose and anesthesiologist Dr. Stuart Hameroff — also lends modern scientific intrigue to the idea that beings like Mafu operate across energetic dimensions. This model suggests that consciousness may emerge from quantum activity within the brain’s microtubules, offering a potential scientific framework for understanding how non-local consciousness could operate across multiple dimensions. His work reminds us that interaction with non-physical realms is not fantasy, but a vital component of human spiritual evolution.
Another example of channeled guidance comes from the Ashtar Galactic Command — a group of interdimensional, benevolent extraterrestrial beings who have reportedly communicated with humans since the 1950s. Messages from Ashtar emphasize spiritual awakening, planetary peace, and cooperation with cosmic intelligences. While Mafu does not directly reference the Ashtar Command, both messages share a focus on higher consciousness, multidimensional existence, and humanity’s pivotal role in a larger cosmic shift.
These parallels underscore how different channeled entities — whether from ascended realms like Mafu or from galactic origins like Ashtar — may be part of a coordinated effort to assist in humanity’s evolution. They offer various access points into divine remembrance, each encouraging the realization that we are more than physical beings — we are expressions of the universal consciousness, poised for awakening in the vast interconnected web of existence.
The case of Maria Orsic offers yet another unique example of channeled communication, though with a different focus. Orsic was a medium associated with the Vril Society in the early 1920s, who claimed to receive telepathic transmissions from extraterrestrial beings originating from the Aldebaran system. These messages reportedly included advanced technological blueprints, suggesting that channeling can extend beyond spiritual guidance to include complex, non-terrestrial knowledge.
While Mafu’s teachings do not venture into technological revelations, both Orsic and Torres represent the diversity of channeling phenomena — from spiritual transformation to possible cosmic engineering. Their stories reinforce a larger truth: that humanity has long been in contact with intelligences operating across dimensions, each offering pieces of a larger puzzle about consciousness, origin, and our place in the cosmos.
The experiences of Ronald Garner further contribute to this multifaceted view of channeling. Garner — a longtime UFO researcher — was introduced to the reality of interdimensional communication through his first wife, who channeled beings from other star systems. These encounters provided Garner with deep insights into the complexities of human-extraterrestrial interaction and broadened his understanding of consciousness and contact. Garner also introduced the concept of an “ET fifth column,” suggesting that extraterrestrial influences may already be interwoven into human institutions such as governments, science, and the military. While Mafu’s teachings remain focused on personal divinity and soul evolution, the existence of such embedded intelligences hints at a wider web of interdimensional engagement — one that includes both spiritual and structural dimensions of life on Earth.
However, channeling is not without its cautions. Father Malachi Martin — a former Jesuit priest and Vatican insider — warned that malevolent forces can infiltrate even sacred institutions. He described demonic possession as a subtle erosion of will and intellect, suggesting that without proper spiritual discernment and boundaries, individuals engaging in practices like channeling could unintentionally open themselves to harmful influences.
This view doesn’t contradict Mafu’s teachings, but rather reinforces the importance of intentionality, clarity, and protection in spiritual work. While Mafu emphasizes divine remembrance and the practice of self-mastery, his teachings also stress willpower and discernment — tools that safeguard the practitioner from misalignment. Understanding both the light and shadow aspects of interdimensional contact can help modern seekers navigate this terrain wisely, with devotion grounded in sovereignty rather than submission.
The teachings of Mafu, channeled through Penny Torres, form a significant part of the modern spiritual landscape — not merely as metaphysical philosophy, but as a profound invitation to awaken. From televised appearances and transcendent messages to timeless practices like breathwork and meditation, Mafu’s legacy bridges ancient wisdom and contemporary transformation. His message is not one of blind belief, but of active remembrance: that each of us is divine, eternal, and capable of shaping reality.
Across multiple sources — from spiritual mystics to government briefings, from ancient mediums to modern researchers — the message is echoed again and again: we are not alone, and the consciousness we engage with may come from dimensions far beyond our own. Mafu’s presence reminds us that the channel is not just a person, but a pathway — a living transmission between realms. For those willing to listen, the message is clear: “You are the God that I am.” And with that knowing, the journey home begins.
