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  • February16th

    Me: What were you here to teach?

    Audrey: Strength. I could really sum it up to that one word.

    Me: The strength of the individual to change the world?

    Audrey: Yes, especially a woman.

    Me: Yes, good. And you had so much strength.

    (Pause)

    Me: Can you tell us about a past life that most influenced your last one?

    (Long pause as she talks to Jamie)

    Audrey: I was a boy in Ireland. It was during the years of the Great Starvation.

    Jamie: I vaguely remember this from history, but like they didn’t have anything to eat.

    Me: Oh, yeah, like the potato famine? I can’t remember if that was in the early 1900s, but that’s okay. It’s not a history book, thank god!

    Jamie laughs

    Audrey: I was a little boy; I didn’t live long. I maybe lasted to be 1 or 12. I don’t remember. You stop counting. You stop having birthdays. You just, on many occasions, ate dirt—

    Me: Oh gosh.

    Audrey: —because you wanted something in your belly. You wanted food, and being young, you were the product of what the political society was trying to teach the adults.

    Me: Can you elaborate?

    Audrey: The adults were so beside themselves with the blight, that they were often away trying to find food, trying to create. The children were often left behind, a bit helpless.

    Me: Aw.

    Audrey: And a lot of us were abandoned by our parents.

    Me: Aw. I guess because they couldn’t feed you.

    Audrey: Right. And this could have been easily resolved by getting help from other nations; it was very long and tedious, and through that, I gave up. I remember not wanting to live; I remember stopping eating altogether. I didn’t want it any more.

    Me (sadly): Yeah.

    Audrey: And it was that act of giving up that encouraged me, as Audrey in the life we’re now discussing, to fight for my own nutritional rights and to fight for—

    Jamie: Oh, I get it now!

    Audrey: —all the other children’s rights as well.

    Me: Yes, and to fight for other countries to pull together, because the other nations didn’t help Ireland. You did that, Audrey. You really pulled charitable support from different nations all over the world and encouraged them to respond to that calling. So yes, that was a very influential life for you.

    Audrey: Absolutely.

    Me: So, what was your proudest accomplishment?  This is probably an easy question for you.  

    Audrey: I had many external proud moments—being nominated for awards, winning awards, recognition, marriage, children. But privately, my proudest accomplishment—

    Jamie (giggling): She’s talking about her last marriage. So she was married more than once!

    Audrey: My last husband—

    (Pause as Jamie asks for clarification)

    Jamie: She considered him a husband. It was the last person that she was with.

    Audrey: I had finally met someone with whom I was completely honest without holding back.

    Me: I vaguely recall that.

    Audrey: It took me long enough in m life to find someone—

    (Pause)

    Me: Who you could open your heart to?

    Audrey: Yes. We were married in our hearts, not formally, because we didn’t need to be.

    Me: So after you crossed over and looked at your accomplishments from the perspective of the spiritual realm, which were you proudest of?

    Audrey: I hold fast to that one.

    Me: Okay, good.

    Audrey: It was a personal achievement that I never thought I would find.

    Me: Aw. Now, given your powerful perspective in the afterlife, do you have any messages or advice for humanity? Do you have anything else you’d like to share with the world?

    (Long pause)

    Jamie: She fixes her hair; she’s thinking. Erik asked her what she was doing, and she told him she was trying to put it into one sentence.

    Audrey: What I would preach is that emotions from anyone—

    Jamie (laughing): Erik’s interrupting!

    Me (giggling): Of course!

    Jamie: He was inquiring if that meant from animals as well!

    Me: Aw!

    Jamie: And she agrees that the emotional value from any living being— and she thanked Erik for helping her clarify that—visually may not appear to be much, but it IS what makes the largest impact in our life, and it IS what makes people change overnight.

    Me: Oh, yeah. Well said.

    Audrey: I beg that every human being cherish the personal strength of their own emotions.

    Me: Yeah. What wonderful words. Erik, do you have anything else you’d like to ask Ms. Audrey?

    Erik: No. I’ll walk her back.

    Me: Okay. Thank you so much, Ms. Hepburn. I’m hoping your words here will continue to have a positive impact on the world.

    Jamie giggles.

    Me: Ah oh. What’s he doing now?

    Jamie: He was doing that—oh darn, what was that musical. Um, Eliza Doolittle.

    Me: Oh, My Fair Lady!

    Jamie mimics Eliza Doolittle saying, “The rine in Spin falls minly on the pline.” (The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.) He just blurted it out to her!

    Jamie (laughing): It was so funny. It just came out of nowhere! Ay, the rine in spine! And she just laughs!

    Me: Oh, Erik, you’re so funny. Jamie, what are we going to do with him?

    Jamie (laughing harder): I don’t know!

    Erik: That was a complement to her. I was proving that I knew who she was! 

    Me: There we go! I love that movie; I remember watching it together! Well, thank you so much, Ms. Hepburn. It’s been an honor.

    Audrey: Thank you so much.

    Jamie (giggling): She does this little curtsey.

    Me: Aw. I can just see that.

     

     

  • February15th

    Audrey: Now that I’m here, I work diligently helping countries find equality.

    Me: Good!

    Audrey: And the fight for the world, as a whole, to be able to export and import goods and food, to create a balance rather than a monopoly. This monopoly has to fail. We can no longer move forward like this.

    Me: Can you describe what surroundings and thoughts you had after the light came to you and you were surrounded by your loved ones?

    Audrey: Oh, there is a world here that is similar but yet very unfamiliar to what I knew on earth. The colors are magnificent; the emotions are magnificent. You have this feeling of organization, and yet you don’t see it because it’s effortless.

    Me (chuckling): Good, because it takes me great effort to be organized! That’ll be a welcome change!

    Jamie laughs.

    Me: Do you think it was your destiny to die in the way that you did?

    Audrey: I believe it was. In all fairness, my body was never really mine. It was the product of a war with a very poor nutritional environment.

    Jamie: Ooo. Just the way that she says it—-

    Me: Do you think that’s why you developed colon cancer?

    Audrey: Yes.

    Me: Okay, because from early on, the proper building materials weren’t there, or was it for spiritual reasons?

    Audrey: The building materials weren’t there. I’m quite surprised knowing what I ate and what I did for the first ten years of my life how I was even able to survive.

    Me: Oh my gosh.

    Jamie (to Audrey): Wait, are you talking about poverty, like starvation?

    Audrey: Yes.

    Me: Hm. So, that actually explains a lot. You had to go through starvation and abject poverty yourself in order to stand up for and fully help the starving children and adults throughout the world in your humanitarian efforts.

    Audrey: Yes. There was so much starvation in Holland at the time of the occupation.

    Me: Okay. Mmm. Couldn’t you have just read the memo? Seriously?  (My weak attempt at comic relief)

    Audrey: It defined who I was so I could embrace it again.

    Me: I hate that you had to suffer so much as a child. So, you spent part of your childhood in the Netherlands, then?

    Audrey: Yes. My only regret is that I wasn’t a professional dancer. I adored dancing.

    Jamie giggles.

    Me: Well, you can dance all you want, now!

    Audrey (giggling): Very well put, thank you.

    Me: Can you tell us what your afterlife environment looks like now?

    Audrey: I do have a place of rest, and I’ve duplicated the home that I first purchased for myself as a single woman. I adored that house. It wasn’t large at all.

    Me: Okay.

    Audrey: I find I rarely rest knowing that there is so much strife that is unspoken and unseen in the world. I often find myself at—

    Jamie (to Audrey): What would you call that? Meetings? They look like, uh, political meetings. You know how they have those long tables where everybody has a mike?

    Me: Oh, yeah.

    Jamie: That’s the image she’s giving me.

    Me: Oh, okay! So that’s what you do there, Audrey? That’s what you’re describing?

    Audrey: Yes.

    Me: Well, we need all the help we can get. And we’ll get there.

    Audrey: We will. One day.

    Me: But some of the people who are starving do so as part of a spiritual contract, right?

    Audrey: Yes, in order to help us, as a whole, understand that we have to have compassion and equality for every living being.

    Me: Okay, and not just for the personal aspect: “I need to experience starvation so I’ll understand abundance,” for instance?

    Audrey: Yes, that’s correct.

    Me: Okay, I see. Now, what insights did you gain when you passed into the spiritual realm?

    Audrey: What I understood the most is that one voice is as loud as a chorus of voices.

    Me: Mm.

    Audrey: And this was something I often doubted when I was living and doing my work. So, I encourage individuals to do the smaller acts of kindness, of love, and stand up for what the world needs as a whole.

    Me: Aw, Audrey, what a lovely woman you are!

    Audrey: Thank you so much!

    Me: What were you here to learn? Anything?

    Audrey: I find I was mostly here to teach, but I would also conclude that my hardest lesson was the acceptance of my body.

    Me: Okay.

    Audrey: Maintaining health. Not the shape of it.

    Me: Okay.

    Audrey: I had disappointments in pregnancies and often wanted to have more children.

    Jamie: Did she have children?

    Me: I think so, yes.

    Audrey: Yes, but my body was not able to handle pregnancies well.

    Me: I wish I had had you over for Thanksgiving. I would have stuffed you all full of home cooking!

    Audrey (chuckling): It wasn’t the quality of food that I ate. My body just wouldn’t process it properly.

    Me: I know. I was just teasing. I completely understand. I’m just shooting for comic relief. Barely.

    Jamie (laughing): She says she enjoys it. 

    *************

    IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: My daughter, Kristina, just posted the transcript for my channeling session with fashion designer celebrity, Alexander McQueen. She’s a bit nervous about how her blog members will accept it, because, well, they’re not the Channeling Erik Family, so if you’ll please give her comment support, I’d really appreciate it! Here’s the link: http://prettyshinysparkly.com/channeling-alexander-mcqueen/

  • February14th

    Kent Lehman is a Spirit Communicator who works with his wife Cindy Musil to facilitate his communication with Spirit. Learn more about the couple and sign up for their monthly e-newsletter on their website.

    Cindy: Erik can you explain how people who have passed can be in multiple locations simultaneously? For example, if everyone in the Channeling Erik family wanted to talk with you at exactly the same time, could you interact with all of them or would you have to pick and choose who you could communicate with at that moment in time?

    Kent (laughing): Erik is showing me a picture of Sheldon from the “Big Bang Theory” splitting into multiple versions of himself…

    Erik: It’s kind of hard to explain in your terms. Consciousness is all interconnected like a big internet. Spirits are able to split their energy.

    Cindy: Does it dilute their energy? If you’re talking with one person vs. 100 people do you have more energy for the one person than you do when you’re splitting your energy among 100 people?

    Erik: It doesn’t dilute it. It’s all the same source. It just makes multiple parts of the same energy. If you have a glass of water and you dump it out and the water flowed in all directions, that’s kinda how it is. Since our consciousness doesn’t just occur in one moment of time. The actual essence of the water is the same and is connected. It’s not like the glass was the entity. The energy is the water. So it’s the same—whether it’s in the glass or on the table or on the floor. We’re able to spread out our energy and have a conversation with multiple people. It does take energy to do it, because of the timeframe and it not being linear, but we’re able to take it all in. Like multi-tasking.

    Kent: To us, it seems like the same time, but to him, he’s having several individual conversations. It’s simultaneous—multiple conversations at the same time but individual.

    Erik: This is what they’re starting to understand with metaphysics and what Einstein was saying with the Theory of Relativity.

    Kent: It’s hard for us to get around the “black and white” of energy and molecular structure.

    Erik: Here’s an easy example: Light—When people talk about the particle theory and the wave theory of light and they ask, “Which theory is right?” Actually, the more they study it, and the more they get into it, they discover it’s both. And that doesn’t make logical sense, but it does when you start getting into the universe and the energy and that type of thing. How can it be both? It should only be one or the other, but it’s both. In certain situations it acts like a particle and in certain situations it acts like a wave. So it’s just relative.

    Kent: He’s saying it’s hard to understand because we do things in linear terms. And so on the physical plane, you can only reside in one spot at a time. So for us to have a conversation with one person here and another over there, we would have to move and wouldn’t be able to continue the conversation with the first person if we move to have a conversation with the second person.

    Erik: But in the Spirit plane, since there isn’t time as you know it, we’re just able to divide our energy.

    Kent: He could be talking to a hundred people, who to us might seem simultaneous, but to him he’s having individual conversations, because there’s no relevance to time. So the conversations are going on individually and simultaneously all at the same time. He said kind of like Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. It’s both. Time is relative.

    Erik: 5 or 10 minutes in a Dentist’s chair can seem like a whole day but 5 or 10 minutes with a beautiful woman is like a flash. So which one’s right? They’re both right. It’s relative to your perception and what you’re paying attention to. It’s both. It’s simultaneous and it’s separate.

    Kent: He’s having a conversation with us right now, but he’s also having conversations with others right now. It’s not like he’s talking with us, then jumping over to talk with the next person, then the next person, then jumping back to talk with us. It can all happen at the same time. But he’s having individual conversations.

    Cindy: Are you open to communicating with anyone who contacts you?

    Erik: Yeah.

    Cindy: Are there any limitations?

    Erik: No.

    Kent: He makes an effort to remind people by doing pranks.

    Cindy: Do you like helping people?

    Erik: Shit Yeah! It really juices me to see people have a breakthrough. That’s the great thing about the Channeling Erik blog, because it’s a huge reference. People can go back through and read it.

    Kent: And just by reading about him it makes it easier to connect with him. He likes helping people to connect with their spirit guides and the spirit realm, but most importantly to learn about themselves. And discover who they are. What their lessons are and to be more aware of their life.

    Erik: One thing that needs to change as we shift in this consciousness is that so many people are on auto-pilot. They’re not paying attention to things that are going on. Simple things. And they are missing so much because they’re distracting themselves instead of taking the time to go within. People distract themselves either by using drugs, or by TV, or whatever, just escaping all the time instead of asking, “What are these emotions telling me.” And taking charge of that.

    Kent: He’s excited because the people who are involved with the (CE) blog are breaking out of that. They’re searching. They’re either willing to do the work or at least open-minded enough to look at it.

    Cindy: So if they’re willing to do the work, how can you help them?

    Erik: I help them by giving them validation through the pranks. Of course the pranks are a lot of fun, but they also have a reason. It helps demonstrate everything that we’re saying on the blog. Life continues on and your loved ones are all still around you. There’s another dimension of existence right next to the physical. So that’s part of how I help. The other part is through sending messages as people slow down and listen. Either by meditating or by just paying attention. It’s a way for me to get my messages through. Whether it’s encouragement or something silly that they read on the blog.

    Cindy: So if a member of the CE family did want to communicate with you, what’s the best way to solicit your help or advice?

    Erik: The best way is to talk to me like I’m there. And to be open…Open your awareness and pay attention because it may, depending on where you’re at, be the easiest way to get the message to you.

    Kent: He was reminding us that spiritual energy is subtle a lot of times.

    Erik: Chances are you’re not going to hear a booming voice in your head. That’s harder to do. Pay attention to what’s around you. It could be a dragon fly. It could be a penny sitting somewhere. Or it could be somebody calls and you get the answer from that person. Be open to various ways that the answer could come to you. Try to push the logical part of your mind to the side and just see what impressions you get in your mind. It may not be a whole paragraph or a lot of information. It may just be a phrase or a song or something that pops into your mind. Don’t discount that. Pay attention. Ask what that means to you.

    Kent: He said that’s how spirits and your higher self communicate with you all the time. It’s just that we’re so busy with all of our distractions—cell phones, computers, TVs, everythingthat we miss a lot.

    Erik: It doesn’t have to be sitting down and doing a meditation and trying to connect. I mean, that’s a great habit to get into also but we’re communicating with you all the time.

  • February13th

    Me: Okay, Erik, it’s your turn to pick! Let’s play Hollywood Squares!

    Jamie and Erik laugh.

    Jamie (to Erik): Who? Audrey Hepburn? Okay, then. Run get her.

    Me: Oh, okay.

    Erik disappears.

    Jamie: Audrey Hepburn! She’s on the list?

    Me: Yeah.

    (Pause)

    Jamie: Okay, she’s here.

    Me: Oh, good! How does she look?

    Jamie: She’s thin!

    Me: She was very thin, I know that.

    Jamie: I didn’t realize she was that thin. She shows up as being older. She’s very elegant. She’s wearing like a black dress; it’s kind of pinched at the waist, tea length, goes below the knee.

    Me: Okay.

    Audrey: Good morning.

    Me: Good morning! Thank you for coming!

    Audrey: How may I help you?

    Me: Aw, you’re so sweet. We’d like to ask you some questions, if that’s okay. Erik, do you want to start off and ask the first question?

    (Pause)

    Jamie: He’s actually not asking her anything important. He said hello to her, and he’s thanking her for coming. She’s being very polite with him. Um, Erik is complementing her on her acting.

    Audrey: Acting just happened to be the job I could do to allow me to go into what I was really concerned with in life.

    Me: And what was that?

    Jamie: She’s showing me visuals, like her as a goodwill ambassador.

    Me: Oh yeah. Exactly. She was very involved in humanitarian endeavors.

    Jamie: She’s still talking to Erik. She’s telling him how she traveled all over the world and did interviews and radio presentations and all kinds of promotions to help children, dying children, hunger.

    Me: I remember that about her and felt such admiration for all that she did.

    (Pause)

    Me: So, Audrey, what kind of beliefs did you have about the afterlife?

    Jamie listens for several seconds.

    Jamie (to me): No wait a second! Is she English?

    Me: Um, I don’t really know. She had kind of a British accent, so she must be.

    Jamie: Good pronunciation! There’s something—it’s not an American kind of English, but it’s not like hardcore British English.

    Me: Hm.

    Audrey: In traveling the world, it allowed me to adapt my religious beliefs from my childhood into more of a spiritual belief: that God is seen in everything and everyone.

    Jamie (to Audrey): Are you associated with one particular church or—

    Audrey: No.

    Me: Okay. So I suppose your spiritual beliefs didn’t change much after you crossed over?

    Audrey: It didn’t, and I was very pleased with myself, without being able to find that bit of expansive magic within the idea of belief.

    Me: Um hm.

    Audrey: Faith is so intangible. For example, you may never hold it or grab it, but it certainly touches you, just like music.

    Me: Oh! I love that thought. How beautiful!

    Jamie: It is, isn’t it?

    Audrey: I just felt so blessed to be able to see people die. I saw the hardships. I’ve seen things that I believe most people couldn’t endure. I was indeed blessed to be there in that moment in time when their souls passed from their bodies. It comforted me and helped me expand my knowledge of humanity and spirituality.

    Jamie: She said she would draw about it. It inspired her to—You’re an artist?

    Audrey (chuckling softly): In a lesser sense and in lesser words, yes.

    Jamie laughs hard.

    Jamie: I don’t think I can say it in lesser words!

    Audrey giggles and places a hand over her heart.

    Me: Aw! Well, what was your death like?

    Audrey: I recall it being very painful. I had a terrible case of cancer.

    Jamie: I love how she speaks! “I had a terrible case of cancer.”

    (Jamie mimics her elegant diction and accent.)

    Jamie: Oh, and she puts her hand over her abdomen as she says it.

    Me: Yeah, she had colon cancer.

    Jamie: Oh! Oh, I’m sorry!

    Audrey: It wreaked havoc on my figure! And once I got past the pain, I remember—it’s quite like the feeling of someone putting on you a belt or a corset that is much too tight. You cannot catch your breath. And so your body starts to feel quite foreign, because you can’t make it do the things that you desire.

    Me: Yeah.

    Audrey: And then when someone pulls the corset off—ahhh.

    (She inhales deeply and with a sense of relief.)

    Audrey: The gasp of death; the pain is gone; the body is free. That is how my passing was.

    Me: Oh!

    Audrey: I didn’t wander off into the light. The light very much came to me. I felt the presence of my dear family. We had such hardships and lost so many of the people we loved when I was younger.

    (Jamie listens for a while)

    Jamie: The war? From the war?

    (Pause)

    Jamie: Huh. I was just sort of asking her what war, when? She’s talking about World War II.

    Me: Gosh, I don’t know very much about her life. I’ve watched most of her movies, but I don’t know much about her personal life.

    Jamie: She’s talking about Adolph Hitler, the Nazis. Is she German?

    Me: I don’t know?

    Jamie (to Audrey): Where are you from?

    Audrey: I was born in Belgium.

    Me: Oh, wow! That rings a bell!

    Jamie: So Belgium is right next to Germany.

    Me: Yep, pretty much in the middle of Europe.

    Jamie (to Audrey): Wow, so that was your childhood during the war?

    Audrey: Yes.

    Me: Oh my goodness.

    Audrey: And it was such a dream to be able to be reunited. It didn’t even concern me that I had left my body. I was just so pleased, so happy, full of tears to have the people I love the most around me.

    Me: Awww.

    Audrey: It was quite an unexpected reunion.

    Me: How wonderful!

  • February12th

    It truly brings me to tears to have to put someone so young and talented on Erik’s interview list. Whitney Houston, dead at the age of 48, had the voice of an angel, but I felt she was also a tortured soul. Like Michael Jackson, she was one of the unicorns that we, the public, slaughtered mercilessly.

    Erik, please show her the ropes, and when she gets oriented enough, bring her forth for an interview. Meanwhile, I call upon the Channeling Erik family to send her love and healing.

    http://youtu.be/8QaI-M9sxW4

  • February11th

    Watch this amazing YouTube of a woman who is cured of cancer after a near death experience!

    http://youtu.be/87TRYkP2zBM

  • February10th

    Me: Erik, how do you fetch people for these sessions? I guess fetch is more of a southern word; how do you get them. Is it about focusing on them with a certain level of intention like you talked about with the plates? How does that all work?

    Erik: Yeah! You get the person’s name—but really it’s not the earth name that matters, but that’s what can link back to the soul name. You focus on it, and then all of a sudden you feel yourself being pulled. It’s almost like from your gut, like up under your ribs. Then, you’re speaking with them wherever they are, and you say, “Come with me!”

    Me: Very cool.

    Erik: That’s it. It’s very much like Star Trek.

    Me: Beam me up Scotty! Is it kind of like, I mean, do most of them know what’s going on as far as what we’re doing here?

    Erik: Yeah, by now, because what I’ve done is I’ve taken that list you’ve put together—I didn’t do it with everyone; I just did it with some of the pop culture celebrities—and I started telling them, ‘Hey, this is what we’re doing; I’m going to be talking to you soon.’ That’s working pretty well.

    Me: Good.

    Me: Erik, were Jamie and I anything in a past life?

    Erik: You’ve been business partners, friends and sisters

    Me: Okay! Now, what color light do I send people to heal them? Do I send them blue or green or what? For instance, what color to I send to Dr. Doug’s hips, and what color do I send to my mom who has Alzheimer’s?

    Erik: Well, if you’re not sure what to send, send them white light. For your mom, use blue and indigo.

    Me: What about people who upset you? Can I just send pink light to their heart or green or something like that?

    Erik: Let’s look at the way they’re upsetting you—

    Me: Well, nobody really upset me. I rarely get upset except for a few instances of blog-related drama, but for example, let’s take Michelle. What color light can she send to someone who upsets her?

    Erik: Yeah, yeah, in general. If somebody is attacking you, they’re throwing out these threads of energy and they’re kind of using it like a vampire, attaching to the other person’s energy. They want to tear it down, pull it apart and it makes them feel good to see the other person fall apart or get angry or get frustrated or confused. With that kind of interaction, either visualize or say in your head, “I cut all ties from this person. I am completely independent from this person energetically.” Then you surround yourself with white light, and you surround them with white light. Wrap ‘em like a mummy.

    Me: Ah, good!

    Erik: You’ll notice it’ll put their fire out; it won’t be causing a reaction in you anymore, and you’ll win. But if it’s just an honest hurt where that person is just being open—

    Me: Yeah!

    Jamie: “Honest hurt,” I have never heard that!

    Erik: Yeah, that’s where you’re completely being open, and you’re not trying to attack; you’re just trying to explain.

    Me: Okay.

    Erik: And you’re having these reactions that you don’t want, be it sad, angry, confused. That’s when you don’t need to cut ties; you just need to embrace them, like you said, Mom, in pink light. Pink, green, and then white is just the most beautiful combination.

    Jamie (to Erik, laughing): You are just smiling so big, young man!

    Me: Aw.

    Erik: Well, it just feels really good.

    Me: What about gold light? What’s that for?

    Erik: Ah, golden light—very knowledgeable and very protective. So, if you want to protect somebody, let’s say they’re traveling to another country, and they may be going to have a hard time, then you can put gold light around them for protection.

    Me: Okay.

    I guess that’s enough Erik wisdom for one week. Have a great weekend everyone! Keep sending Lynette all the healing energy you can. I look forward to the conference call next Thursday!

  • February9th

    I want to express my pride and gratitude for the Channeling Erik family for rallying in support of our dear Lynette. I’m sure you’ll continue to keep her in your prayers, sending her the healing energy she needs. I met her in Atlanta during the first CE event, and she’s such a gentle and loving soul.

    And now, here’s a question from a blog member: Where did our Erik begin?

    Me: Here’s another question: Do you know how you began, Erik?

    Erik: Began this journey or began this life?

    Me: I’m not sure what he’s asking. I think he’s wondering if you recall how you began your entire journey as the personality known as Erik. I think that’s it. Or is there even a beginning? Since we see ourselves as linear in that we are born and then we live and ultimately we die, we assume everything has a beginning. Maybe that’s a misconception.

    Erik: Oh, so like The Big Bang?

    Me: I guess? The Big Erik Bang.

    (Pause as Jamie listens to Erik)

    Jamie (giggling): Erik! (to me) He makes a sexual joke!

    Me: Typical.

    Jamie: About the Big Bang.

    Me: I can only imagine. The Big Gang Bang?

    Jamie (grateful that I rescued her from having to repeat his words): Yes, you got it right.

    Erik: That’s how life starts. If the guy wants to talk about the beginning of creation, I don’t think I’m the one for it. I just don’t know right now, but I think it’s probably safe to assume consciousness is a sentient energy that has always been. No start, no end. And that makes sense since they’re no time here.

    Me: Do you think there’s an Erik that’s stuck on a lower plane that needs help?

    Erik: Nope.

    (Jamie laughs)

    Me: And I guess the biggest question I have is this: Does he even care about these things? I mean, when we leave this plane, do we actively pursue these questions, or do we just get thrown into the eternal present where all this stuff becomes irrelevant? I think you already answered that. You really don’t care.

    Erik: Yeah. It makes no difference. By the way, I was that Erik that needed help.

    Me: I know, Sweetie. I figured as much!

    The Erik Who Needed Help

    For those who have questions about their own life or health or wish to contact a deceased loved ones, I think Jamie and Erik may still have a few spots left for the next conference call on February 16th. This will be a very small group–only 10 people. To reserve your spot, go to https://withloveandlight.com/shop/channeling-erik-call-out-216-115-215-pm-est/

    Also, there’s still time to sign up for the Channeling Erik Weekend of Enlightenment Austin event. I can’t wait to meet everyone! Register at https://withloveandlight.com/shop/channeling-erik-weekend-of-enlightenment-austin-tx-32-34/  The hotel link with special rates is at http://doubletree.hilton.com/en/dt/groups/personalized/A/AUSLNDT-CEW-20120228/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG

     

  • February8th

    Me: Here’s an interesting question from a blog member: “I am curious if Erik has met or has knowledge of all the various Erik incarnations happening at the same time. Can Erik still influence the Erik that passed on in this latest incarnation?” I love that question. Can you, Erik? Can you meet and influence all of your incarnations past and present?

    Erik (laughing): Damn that makes me sound like a super hero, doesn’t it?

    Me: You’ll always be my super hero, Baby.

    Jamie laughs.

    Erik: Yes, um, being in the spirit world where I am, I could go out and meet myself if I wanted to do that, but when you’re here, you kind of find that it’s not necessary, because you’re actually connected anyway.

    Me: Oh, okay.

    Erik: You pick up on it, but—

    Me: Can you still influence the Erik—my Erik—before you passed on?

    (Of course what I’m really asking is, ‘Can you prevent yourself from pulling that trigger so Mama can have her precious boy back.’)

    Erik: Yes.

    (Long pause)

    Me: Okay.

    I think, ‘Is that all ya got, Erik? Please give me more!’

    (Awkward pause)

    Me: I mean, you could obviously save your own life or make changes to it so you wouldn’t be dead. How would that work?

    (Pause)

    Jamie: He’s kind of tugging at his hair on the side.

    Erik: I knew you would go there.

    Me: Yeah, yeah. No, I’m just trying to figure out, because then this life would be completely different for both of us and the family and of course our Channeling Erik family. It’s not supposed to happen, I guess.

    Erik: That’s the thing, Mom. If it were an accident, then that kind of time travel shifting—you could come and change things and, you know, heal. But if it’s meant to be that way, then no, you can’t really shake it up that way.

    Me (solemnly): Yeah. And you wouldn’t want to, or you couldn’t do it?

    Erik: I wouldn’t want to. It’s not like we don’t really get in trouble, but we can!

    Me: Ooo, principal’s office! But whom do you get in trouble with?

    Erik: Our guides.

    Me: Okay. Darn. Thought I’d ask.

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    Me: Okay. Now, someone brought to my attention that recently there have been some feet washing ashore in Vancouver, and they have tennis shoes on. Like a dozen disembodied feet. What is that all about. Kind of gross. Just sayin’.

    Jamie: That is kind of gross! He’s talking about it being murder—

    Me: Like a serial killer?

    Jamie; Yeah, where they’re releasing the bodies in the same place each time, but it doesn’t look like a mass dumping. It looks like it’s been going back and forth for a little while.

    Me: Okay.

    Jamie: Two, three trips with several different people. But this is from a long period of time.

    Me: Where are they dumping it, in Vancouver? Or maybe it’s from Japan?

    Erik: Nope, not that far.

    Me: Must be joggers since they all have tennis shoes on. That just proves my point that jogging is bad for your health!

    Jamie laughs.

    Jamie: Especially in Vancouver!

    Me: I know!

    Jamie: He’s showing me it’s in that local area. It’s not from far away and washing up. 


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    IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Blog member, Lynette, from Augusta, Georgia needs help from her Channeling Erik family. She has been recently diagnosed with uterine cancer and will be scheduled for surgery soon. Until then, she will not know what stage is it. Please send her as much healing energy as you can. She’s a lovely woman, and Erik has a very special fondness for her.

  • February7th

    Here are several questions posed by readers back in September. Sorry about the lack of editing but I’ve been hit by a major grief tsunami. They come and go and are part of life’s landscape now. You know how that can be. No pity required. It just is what it is–and unwelcome houseguest that never leaves! Ugh.

    Me: Okay, here’s another one. Very interesting. What’s up with spontaneous human combustion? Is that for real? You know how people just go “whoosh” and burst into flames?

    Erik (laughing): I bet more than half of them is a fable or myth or story.

    Me: What about the other half?

    Erik: It’s a low number. Spontaneous combustion, like bursting into flames—

    Me: Yeah, they just incinerate.

    (Pause)

    Jamie (fussing at Erik): Stop laughing, Erik, and tell us!

    Erik: At the cellular level, the mitochondria—

    Me: Oh my god, that just popped into my mind!

    Erik: Yeah, those organelles just over work and it’s like getting a fever or being boiled. And when this trigger happens in the body, it does just that, and it has no place to go to except into flames, because it’s such a contained situation inside the skin of the body. Just like water being trapped in a sealed container, it’ll burst. The energy doesn’t have room to grow, so through that expression, it creates spontaneous combustion.

    Me: Interesting. Okay, here’s another quick question. With our life review, we feel all of the feelings of those we’ve hurt, but what about with animals like pets and what about plants? Do we feel the pain and any of the emotions elicited when we harm them?

    Erik: Get in line.

    Jamie laughs.

    Erik: Absolutely every living thing. When you’re doing your life review—that’s what it is.

    Me: Even if you accidentally step on little ants?

    Erik (laughing): C’mon Mom! It’s kind of not like that. It’s not all or nothing.

    Me: Good, phew!

    Erik: But if you’re purposely frying them with a magnifying glass, then, Hell yeah, you’re going to feel everything they felt.

    Me: So it only happens when you have the intent of doing harm.

    Erik: Yeah, exactly.

    Me: Amy N. wants to know if we should have our own Channeling Erik show on the Oprah Network with you, Jamie, Robert, Jason, Ryan, and the other Channeling Erik psychic mediums—oh, and of course you, Erik! Do you think that would be feasible and helpful to people?

    Erik: Helpful? Hell, yeah! I can only imagine the hours they’d put it on. Midnight, one A.M.

    Me: I know. So the world is probably not ready.

    Erik: Yeah, you know that’s not gonna fly.

    Me: Well, people better pull their heads out of their ass what with the Shift coming and all. Wait, John Edwards had that show, Crossing Over and it was very successful.

    Erik: Yeah, but that dudes totally alive. What, you think they’re going to have a dead host on TV?

    Me: Yes, actually! That’d be cool, different!

    Jamie (giggling): He’s laughing!

    Erik: You know what, I say go for it, talk about it, push it, but it’s not going to go for another several years.

    Me: Okay, that’s fine. Now, Nancy J. wants to know if hemp extract could be a cure for cancer.

    Erik: Yes it can. It’s not the end all, be all. You have to change the chemical belief in the head. The person’s perspective and the person’s belief have to get control of the cellular level of the body.

    Me: Okay.

    Erik: The reason I like the hemp is because you can smoke it, vaporize it, eat it, use it for oil, make it into clothes, whatever.

    Me: So you can pretty much use it all.

    Erik: Yeah, because that helps you get rid of some of the logical demon in the left brain hemisphere people carry around that says, “That’s bullshit.” It helps that person relax into that unicorn and rainbows world.

    Jamie laughs hard.

    Me: Awww! I just got an image of rainbows and unicorns and Skittles shooting out of someone’s butt. Great. That’s sooo gonna give me nightmares.

    Erik: It’s gonna help you believe that, yes, you are capable of this and you do have the power to meditate and other things. 



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