Channeling Erik

June20th

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Caylee Anthony

Posted in: Channeling, Child abuse, Death of a Child

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Channeling Transcript

Me: Okay now. Caylee Anthony. Let’s talk about her. Is her mom guilty?

Erik: Hell, yeah, Mom.

Me: Oh, how sad. I figured as much, though. Was it premeditated or unintentional?

Erik: It was all emotional. All of it.

Me: (sadly): Aw. Why? What happened?

Erik: Well, the reason it was triggered is that she couldn’t handle the 24/7 of being a mom.

Me: Um hm.

Erik: She likes to be the one others take care of. So, she got sick of not taking  breaks for herself, and she always just wished, “I wish you weren’t here. I wish you were dead.”

Me: Oh no.

Erik: Like, “Just go away.” And so when the moment came, Caylee did. She went away.

Me: Oh, my gosh. So, was it premeditated?

Erik: No. I know she looked up some shit, but it wasn’t like she plotted this out step by step. You know how a person can just think about it and go, “Oh my god, I wonder how people do this or that.” So she read all sorts of stuff, but it didn’t really play in the whole scheme of, “Okay, that’s what I’m going to do, and then I’m gonna do this.” She like fantasized on the computer, but without a real intention of killing Caylee. So it wasn’t a slow methodical plot that unfolded. It was all rash and emotional. She is a spoiled prick. She wouldn’t have had Caylee if her parents hadn’t begged her to keep the baby for herself. Totally fucking narcissist. That’s the worst type of parent a kid could have.

Me: Poor little child. At least she’s Home and at peace.

Erik: Fuck yeah she’s having a great time. She’s got lots of friends. Emma and Kara played with her a couple of times. Plus, she’s got a couple of angelic therapists with her all the time. She’s in good hands. She likes Zebras so she has a few of those. She also loves teddy bears, puppies and kitties, kinda what you’d expect in a kid who passed at that age. But the thing is, Mom, she’s really got a wise side to her. She’s totally cool with what happened to her and feels sorry for her family—even her mom—for having to deal with this shit.

Me: Still, I hope she knows she was loved.

Erik: Oh, sure she does. But she was more of a parent to her mom than the other way around. He mom is so fucking juvenile. Terrible self-esteem too. I can say pretty definitely that Caylee would have had a miserable life if she had lived in the same household as Casey. Fucking miserable. So, all for the best.

Me: So what was the lesson supposed to be?

Erik: Caylee was supposed to teach Casey how to love, how to give love, how to care about someone other than herself. In previous lives, she was always like a selfish Prima Donna  or some asshole with not a speck of empathy for anyone else. She couldn’t put herself in anyone else’s shoes AT ALL. But because of that, she wasn’t well-liked and people in the community shunned her, even though she was often in a position of power. Still, you ain’t shit unless you can love someone else and that’s why she agreed to take on that lesson this go ‘round. Didn’t work out for her, but she’ll go through it again, because that’s one of the most important—no, it’s THE most important thing to learn. LOVE WHO YOU ARE. If you don’t, you can’t truly love anyone else and you can’t love life.

Me: Pretty heavy stuff, Erik.

Erik: Yeah. Important shit usually is.

Me: I know, Sweetie. I know. So, I guess it’s Casey and her family who are suffering the most? Not Caylee?

Erik: Exactly. She’s totally in her element and saying like, “Hey, you had your chance with me, Bitch.”

Me: Erik!

Erik laughs.

Erik: No, I’m kidding. Caylee’s a really sweet kid. She forgives her mom and stuff. Yeah, so…

Caylee Anthony, R.I.P.

Anthony Angel

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  • Steve

    I’ve read Robert Schwartz’ “Courageous Souls” and each case study is similar to this. Everything in life is about lessons, learning lessons. This makes perfect sense about what happened to Caylee. I wish Erik would have told us what really happened here, though. Was it an act of passion? Was it an accident covered up? Was there incest within that family?

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Yeah, he said it wasn’t premeditated in the strictest sense of the word, although she did do the research about chloroform, etc. very casually. But the actual act was like a last straw thing, all emotion based. Take another look at the transcript and see if that makes sense. XO

  • Tracy Lamont

    Oh Elisa,
    What a sad story! I haven’t heard of Caylee, so I don’t know any details of her life and death. She is so beautiful. It’s so sad she wasn’t given up for adoption. There are so many wonderful people who can’t have children of their own and would have felt blessed to have her. And what were her grandparents doing! Did they not notice that things were amiss? Like Erik said, they’ll have a lifetime to repent the tragic loss of this little angel xx

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Oh, it’s a huge case here. The media is pounding it to death. The precious angel is Home and happy, though.

  • vandana

    Dearest Elisa,

    This is to tell you of a dream I had on the tenth of this month. In it, I was talking to you, and we were sitting on the opposing sides of a couch, face to face, in a room I have never seen. I was asking you, how does it really work, channeling someone? You were about to answer, when something seemed to happen to your eyes- they seemed to go out of focus, and then all of a sudden, there was a new personality in the room, who was speaking and acting through you. He was boyish and mischievous, (while I was dreaming it didn’t occur to me that it might me Erik) and he seemed ready to answer some questions from me. He was a whirlwind of energy, and seemed to swirl through the room. I asked very deferentially if I may ask a question, and he replied, aha, but first won’t you offer me something to eat? (Like you would a guest in your home, he meant.) I quickly apologized and filled a platter with all kinds of sweetmeats and offered him, which he accepted cheerfully. I filled the platter once again with a special Indian sweet, made of crushed cashew nuts and cream and sugar, which he particularly seemed to like. And then he was ready for some questions. I first asked him: please tell me about my career, will it go the way I wish it to? But he brushed it aside as an insignificant question.

    “Don’t even worry about it, because it is all set – it’s going to work out so gloriously that you don’t need to ask this question of me, so what a dumb question,” he clarified. “Now ask something else you really want to know, a real question,” he said. Then I asked him- just as he said, what I really wanted to know. Is there a spirit out there who really loves me and watches over me? He immediately told me a name. And then he told me another. The second one, an Indian one, seemed to give him some trouble as he pronounced it, but I perfectly understood who it was. I was a bit surprised in my dream because these weren’t the answers I was expecting to hear. And then I woke up.

    I woke up because my alarm rang at 6.30 AM, which meant I was having this dream seconds before my normal wake-up time. And that is the only reason why I remembered this dream- I never remember by dreams otherwise (these days).

    As for the two names that were revealed to me- it is absolutely astonishing. They made perfect sense, even though I wouldn’t have dreamt of these spirits as my guiding-protecting entities. After that, every day I seem to get some proof or the other, some synchronicity which makes it perfectly clear that they are there, watching over me. It is deeply comforting to me. Had it not been for this dream, these possibilities would never have occurred to me.

    And then I read your recent post (channeling session from March 25th) in which Erik mentioned that he was spending more time and energy helping the blog members. I was profoundly moved when I read that. He has been helping us even by coming into our dreams and relaying messages.

    When I first saw Erik’s photograph, in the early days of my discovering the blog, I remember thinking, “My god, he even looks like an angel.” I have to add that you are nothing short of an angel too, Elisa, and you are a powerful inspiration. I know compliments make you uncomfortable, but I had to say it :)

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I’m SOOO glad you posted the dream, Vandana!

    • Anonymous

      Omg, Eric does look like an angel… I find so much peace in his eyes….

      Milena

      • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

        Aw, very soulful, huh?

  • Yvonne

    wow, this stuff is really interesting from a micro-spiritual point of view, if that is even a word. I wonder why the media and the news gives a shit about this murder soooo much when we have young women stashing and killing their children with some regularity up here in the inner city. Sometimes I think because they are black and poor their lives are not “sexy” enough for the nightly news…but Erik turns this into a peek at one specific life and destiny – two, if you count the kid, and explains what the Purpose might have been to this terrible situation. I think it is fascinating but isn’t it a little voyeuristic, Elisa? I mean, it explains the inner world for us, and thanks to Erik we get to look inside to understand it, but it is so easy for me to judge without love! I thank him for his honesty and insight, and I have learned a lot, but I guess I don’t think that her life (or her mom’s) is any more important than anyone else. Karmically speaking, that is certainly true!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I agree that the Anthony case is but one in hundreds of thousands of tragic cases. Those that evoke the most emotion hit the media. But a life is a life, a soul is a soul and we’re all one. All we can do is look at these cases in the limelight and see what we can learn from them. Even when if they don’t involve us specifically, they can still offer us tools for spiritual growth.

  • nina

    Omg, this is sick. I especially hate it when bad shit happens to kids. It makes my stomach churn. If anyone ever hurt my baby i’d flat out kill them! I know it might be a learning lesson, but I’d just have to fail miserably! Lol.

    Poor baby, my heart aches for her. Tell Erik to give her hugs and kisses. And to let her know our CE family hears her and sends love and comfort. Sweet girl.

    Love y’all,
    Nina

  • iola

    While I am glad she is back home, and happy, this really breaks my heart. I should look at it differently, but cant just now. poor sweet little girl.
    I am looking forward to the book..are all the channeling sessions going to be in it? also comments? I plan to buy all my family members copies. want them to open their eyes and really see. Thanks, Elisa

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I don’t think all this stuff is going to be in it. My publisher wants me to start with just the basics: what the afterlife and death are like, etc.

  • Terra

    God bless that little baby face! I am starting to really learn a lot from grief, heartache and malicious acts. I am learning that it is all supposed to happen and it has a purpose. I think once I wrapped my head around that, my anxiety and stress level went way down and I am learning to enjoy the moment more.
    Too bad it didn’t work for her mother.
    Ps- Jason and I have communicated and he introduced me to my Guide and she had so much information for me to understand “me”. I love CE. I has changed my life :)

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Well, Terra, CE loves you too! Muuuaaaahhh!!

  • Denise

    It is difficult to remember that the child’s body holds a spirit that is immortal, has had possibily many lives here or other planets, planes, has a purpose of being here, a lesson to teach many others with wisdom and experience far beyond the innocent face shown. It is not my intention to minimize the suffering of a child but I do think of the “age” of the spirit, sometimes.

  • Susan

    Ohhh poor little sweet child. I don’t know anything about this case, but it sounds terrible. At least little Casey is happy now :-) Susanxox

  • Jemerio Miller

    how many seats are there left for the atlanta trip

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Not sure, but I hope you come!!!

  • Stanley

    Hello,

    I have been sort of following this in the new a bit. My gut told me she did it as well. What got me was her lack of empathy for what she did. How anyone can hurt a child is beyond my understanding. Even more so if that same child is in your own family. Overall I have just been avoiding hearing details as to not connect with the actual death event.

    I did that by accident already. I empathed a memory from a guy from when he was six. His baby sitter told his grandma that he was caught playing with matches. She tied him up, gagged him and held his right hand over the gas burner on the kitchen stove till the skin blistered and his fingers fused together.

    That was the first time with my gift that instead of only getting the feelings/emotions he felt during that of pain and panic the child had watching his hand burning, I saw him, his grandma, the layout of the kitchen…everything.

    It is by far the most horrible thing I have ever empathed to date. That poor kids had to be in the hospital for months getting skin grafts and getting his fingers seperated. I cried for 3 days straight after empathing that and seeing it. How he deals with that memory I will never know.

    It’s one of those things that you hear that there is always someone in the world who has it harder than you. It just broke my heart that anyone could do such things to a child. But then with Caylee, to take a child’s life, I will never understand that. If she didn’t want Caylee, why not give her up for adoption or something? Why did she have to die?

    Some actions of people in this world I will never understand. Taking someone’s life, especially a childs like, just doesn’t make sense in any way you look at it. But at least she is safe and happy in heaven now. So that’s a good thing at least. Hopefully Caylee’s next life is a good one.

    -Stanley

  • Patrick

    @Yvonne: thanks for your statement, “so easy to..judge without love”. Here’s a way to look at it, and allow me to preface that I don’t think “judging” something is negative, at all; the word is misused as I see it. If our reaction to the thing we judge means we see an alternative or solution that’s better for those involved, there’s nothing wrong with making that judgment call. Judging sexual behavior that risks fatal diseases is a good judgment call all day long; disapproving of that same behavior just because one doesn’t like it; not the same. When we feel critical of another person with no thought of improvement, goodwill or compassion, we invite Miss Criticism unto ourselves, and she’s a quick short-order cook.

    If this poor young woman really took her daughter’s life and is convicted at this trial, she will face serious consequences now, which themselves will pale by comparison to her encounter with her daughter in the hereafter.

    We often hear of murder/suicides, sometimes multiple deaths and even whole families; just imagine watching the nearly immediate reunion in Heaven. Those “board meetings” don’t go pleasantly for the killer. Staying alive on Earth is far better and delays the inevitable reunion which will go down no matter what, yet it provides a chance for the transgressor, yet here on Earth, to make good out of it in some way.

    Go ahead and judge this woman with compassion. My now 18 year old daughter was born at 24 weeks and spent her first 4½ months in a NICU (neonatal ICU) and for years afterwards I would hear of a newborn or infant injured or murdered by parents and immediately get terrible gastric pain with no unusual emotional reaction at all. I’ve almost always felt great sadness for the killers, ESPECIALLY those that go to Heaven with or soon after their victims. They all sooner (or later, both on Earth and in Heaven) see what they’ve done and what they MISSED. Our disapproval or “judgment” of them quickly pales into obscurity by comparison.

    We should encourage parents that might act this way – murder their children – to abandon them for adoption. Horrible, right? Murder is preferable? The counter argument is how it could encourage irresponsibility; I’d disagree. A mother that would dispose of her children for her own convenience SHOULD, and quickly, for the good of the child. To draw a parallel argument; in Texas – and in many states after us – we were told that allowing citizens to carry firearms would increase violence. Overall we’re told that just buying them and having them has the same effect. FAIL.

    Do we truly believe mothers will indeed dispose of their children for convenience? Or we’d prefer to see them murdered? Or never born? There is an opportunity for society here yet I fear it’ll be missed. It’s a media event to grab viewers, ratings, advertising and ultimately profit. We the viewers drive the bus; we the people – certainly enough of us – choose to see it and it’s shown to us. We can change channels, close the browser, close the magazine or plug our ears. I’ve never watched Jersey Shore or Desperate Housewives or Survivor; who says we must pay attention to this trial? It’s emphasized because we choose to; from there on in, it’s only a discussion of who “do” and who “don’t”.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Yes, it will truly be a shame if all this trial amounts to is sensationalism and voyeuristic pleasure for the morbid. This could be such a beautiful lesson about love and personal responsibility. It could be about choosing the alternative that speaks to the greater good rather than what’s expedient and self-gratifying. We’re turning into a nation of people who shun accountability and responsibility and get a jolt (negative or positive) out of watching other human beings suffer.

  • Denise

    It is shameful how people are reacting to the sensationalism of this trial. There are about 50 seats in the courtroom available to the public. People are actually fighting, literally, to get these seats.

  • Yahaira Florentino

    My heart cries to this case.

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    I don’t profess to have all the answers but I knOw some of these “shitty” people are playing the villain role to teach the collective. Also, separation is an illusion so we are all one. That said, despising the caylees of the world is like despising ourselves. Those who truly act in evil ways punish themselves on the other side with the guilt and shame they feel. Keep reading. Erik explains all of this in various entries. Also, read the post “the little soul and the sun.”

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