Channeling Erik

September20th

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Lee’s Question

I’ve tried very hard to contact my son or have him come to me in a dream with no success. I want so badly to believe in an afterlife and that I will see him again someday and would love any contact with him. I’m past 70 and live in West Palm Beach Fl. Instead of questions I would rather have Philip say whatever he wants to say. I appreciate your help– I’m trying very hard to believe in an afterlife- Lee

Channeling Transcript

Me: Okay, now let’s start with today’s Ask Erik questions. Uh, the first one is from Lee. She’s from West Palm Beach, Florida. She’s in her 70s. Anyway, her son, Philip, passed away at the age of 42 in Fairfax, Virginia. She wants to know what Philip passed from. Oh, and she wants to know if he has any messages for her.

Erik: Congestive failure.

Me: You mean congestive heart failure?

Erik: It comes from the heart not the lungs, so yeah.

Jamie: Did he have a heart attack?

Me: I don’t know. It can certainly come from a heart attack, though—a massive heart attack. It can come from drugs like a cocaine overdose, other stimulants; gosh, so many things can cause it, but a massive heart attack is probably the one that would be most common as an abrupt occurrence.

Jamie: Erik is saying it’s related to taking something internally and having the heart respond and dying from that. It doesn’t look like illegal drugs. Erik is showing me that it’s legal drugs that weren’t monitored well. He had a bad reaction to them.

Me: So she also wants to know what name he used ot call her.

Erik: Erik’s not here right now, but when I get in contact with him I’ll let you know.

Jamie: Did this just recently happen? He’s not even in the room.

Me: No, no. I don’t think so.

I was left so unrequited by this paucity of information that I conferred with another medium.

Session with Kim

Erik: Philip was VERY happy to return to Heaven. Very happy! And he never has to come back! He’s not going to hang around Lee much until she’s very close to passing.

Me (puzzled): Okay.

Erik: In other words, Philip will materialize and start helping Lee let go of this earthly lifetime by putting out his hand and telling her it’s okay to let go. They had a spiritual contract that was completed a long time ago.

Me: Any messages?

Philip: I’m concerned about a fall. This message is to prevent a fall. Please be careful when you go down a short flight of stairs; it’ll have two or three steps. Be really sure you look down when you walk down steps.

I continued to ask, plead really, for Philip or Erik or Lee’s guides to provide more information, but there was none to be had. This puzzles me and of course must be devastating for Lee. Why the paucity of communication? Is this a lesson unto itself? Lee, like so many of us, wishes for the comfort that a strong belief in an afterlife can provide. Perhaps the lesson is to have faith. Perhaps many of us must learn to trust our intuition, because clear confirmation isn’t always in reach of our trembling fingertips.

Dearest Lee, I understand the destruction that doubt wreaks on our fragile faith and desperate wishes. I battle those dragons nearly every day as they claw at my weary heart. But there are forces that deserve our trust and faith though they cannot be perceived by our limited human senses. They are not black and white, but their powers can be known and felt. One such force is Love. Can its existence be denied because clearcut evidence for it eludes our senses? Of course not. And on a deeper soul level, we know that Philip, Erik and all of our loved ones are looking at us from the afterlife, shouting in exasperation, “We’re here! We’re Home! And we will be together again for all eternity.”

Tomorrow is Erik’s 21st birthday. That’s all I want to say about that right now.

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  • Petrus

    Also, the afterlife does not depend on us believing in it or not. Its existence does not rest on our scrawny shoulders, unlike so much in this life. I think that’s a great relief – the afterlife is not my responsibility. I can stretch my mind as far as it goes, but I don’t have to stretch it to a point where it breaks from what is sound and true to me. That limit isn’t a permanent one either.

    When it’s our time to go, we all shall know for sure, and it will be soon enough. Until then, like “through a glass darkly”, if that’s all we are capable of.

    I wish us all some peace of mind and soul, and patience in living our days before the last morning and the clearing truth of what comes after it.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Whew! That’s a relief to me too!

  • Steve

    Elisa, you write so eloquently, and from the heart. I was touched by your response.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      <3

  • lidian

    It is possible that not everyone “lands” in the same place when they transition? This is an interesting development to consider…

  • Grady

    upon reading this I am screaming…no, no, no! They (Lee and Philip) are both in denial. I’m sorry. I should not continue with this response. More info to follow. I trust they will find their ways and will know soon where they mis-guided one another. I’ve said too much too soon. Sorry.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      This is a family full of love and love knows no secrets. We’re here to share, to heal, to love. Sometimes that takes the courage that you have shown, Grady. I love you!

  • lidian

    Elisa,
    I had to deal with the birthday issue some months back. We made it a celebratory time and actually it was somewhat comforting over all. I hope your day is a reminder of happiness shared.

  • lidian

    Elisa,
    I had to deal with the birthday issue some months back. We made it a celebratory time and actually it was somewhat comforting over all. I hope your day is a reminder of happiness shared.

  • Skoshi

    So essentially he said he didn’t want to be here; he got out of here as soon as he could; he’s not going to come back; he fulfilled their contract and won’t be in touch till he comes to help her prepare to transition. Phew! Sounds like a soul who really didn’t like his experiences here.

    Erik, Happy Birthday! What will you do to celebrate? Anything? Is your transition to another plane a new birth date? – Love!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I have his favorite cake, his favorite meal (my dijon herb-encrusted beef tenderloin) and all the kids are writing or drawing a personal message for him. I told them they could seal it in an envelop and place it on Erik’s desk if they want it to remain private. Also, since they’re still having trouble grieving, I’ve booked them a channeling session so they can talk directly to Erik. They’ve resisted until now, but Annika, for instance, looks at every family member as they leave the house and thinks, “This is the last time I’m going to see him/her. She/He is going to die.” Lukas just stays in his room most of the time. He doesn’t seek out his friends, etc. We talk, we have a great therapist, but I think the best therapy is for them to share their love, resentments and regrets to their brother directly. Any other ideas, guys?

  • Lisa Marie Potter

    Elisa, that was a BEAUTIFUL answer. I can read that every day for the rest of my life and it will remain completely apropos. Thank you. And I wish you joyous, loving celebration tomorrow.

  • Tom

    Happy Birthday Erik =)

  • Melanie

    Elisa… I know tomorrow will be hard for you. Know that I am thinking of you, and will be all day. Erik will be with you. I know he will. Celebrate him, cause even though our babies are not here with us, they ALWAYS deserve to be celebrated.
    So much love,

    Melanie
    Happy Birthday Sweet, Sweet Erik. <3

  • Shelley

    Battling dragons clawing at our weary hearts about says it all Elisa. Happy 21st Birthday Erik. From one weary heart to another Elisa, we will survive.

  • Julie

    Elisa,
    Just want you to know I am thinking of you on Erik’s birthday.. it is a tough day for certain. On Jake’s birthday the family all gathered and had a dinner to celebrate his life and his special day. His wife requested we have his favorite drink to toast him and we had a cake
    ( no candles) with his name on it. It was a very painful day, but as a family we tackled it together.
    Wishing you the best today.. may your love for your son help you to get through ~
    Warmly,
    Julie

  • http://channelingerik Pat

    I have read many accounts of the multiple levels of transition. The level at which you arrive in the afterlife is dependent upon the vibration of your energy.

    I was intrigued as well by the response above. There may be those souls who are more difficult to reach. This would be a great question for the book.

    Great observation Lidian.

  • Steve

    I have read that we land on a level with souls of similar growth. Some people land in places where everyone is a murderer, or everyone is a conservative Christian and think this is Heaven, only to realize that there is more and then your guides will whisk you to the next level when you are ready. Most land at focus level 27 (per Robert Monroe’s books) which is sometimes called the Summerland, or the Park. There are definitely many different “levels,” and I’ve read that you can’t go up until you are ready, but you can go down and visit lower levels. Mostly, you reconvene with your soul group and study with them in focus 27. But who knows, right? Our simple brains have a hard time grasping this stuff and it is simplified for us to understand.

  • karyn

    Thinking about you today Elisa!
    I left work yesterday realizing today was Erik’s 21st birthday. My thoughts are with you today … maybe try to fight through it and go to his fav restaurant tonight. I betcha he shows up and does something amazing.

  • Skoshi

    Elisa, I think it’s FABULOUS to celebrate Erik’s BD by having his siblings contact him. It can’t help but be good for all of them.

    I think Erik has hooked up with my 3 year old grandson, Andrew, and Andrew is channeling him! Andrew keeps holding up a foot and saying, “meet the power of stinky feet!”

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Oops, sorry about that. I hope Andrew’s feet smell better than Erik’s did!

  • Skoshi

    Well, at 3 his feet smell fine, but I make no promises about how they’ll smell when he’s 13! LOL. When you did the long entry with a description of Erik’s personality, I thought in his pre-teens, it was very similar to Andrew’s. He’s also very bright and mischievious. He’s his pre-school class’s class clown. Always wants to make people laugh. And he has clearly loved women from infancy, when he was already definitely flirting. If we’re in a restaurant, and a teenaged woman comes in, he’s agog.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      OH, I so hope I meet Andrew one day. I’m hooking him up with my granddaughter, Arleen. She’s 28 or 29 months.

  • epeavey

    Oh Elisa! I wish I knew something to do to help your kids through this grieving process. I am sending lots of energy and thoughts to your entire family! And I think that a session for each of them with Erik would be great! You are doing everything you can for them…I feel this in the bottom of my soul! As a family you all will continue to heal and many valuable lessons are and will come from this tragedy. What a great thing to know that Erik IS with you all, and soon you will all be together again!

  • Lee

    Happy 21s. Birthday Eric – my best to you Elisa and thank tou very much for all the effort you put into contacting Philip for me.—For Grady-Please explain about Philip and I being in denial and misguided – I would like to understand what you are saying-Lee

  • Robert

    I loved Skoshi’s post about 3 year old Andrew!! Elisa, I know you’ll get it when I relay that Erik says he was “most proud of his stinky feet ’cause they were unforgettably smelly”!! :-) also, i think getting everyone together for a group channeling would very helpful…prolly would be good to have several so over time so all the feelings have time to be expressed and every question is answered. love you sweetie!!

  • Grady

    Lee – Sorry for the delay in responding to your message…took me a moment to find it here. I would be more comfortable discussing this privately. If you would be interested in pursuing this conversation, please feel free to contact me at my email the address is (Grady760@aol.com).

  • Grady

    ps: Put “erik” in the subject line. look forward to hearing from you. kind regards, grady