Channeling Erik

November8th

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Channeling Elvis, Part Two

Posted in: Afterlife, Celebrities, Channeling, Heaven, Jamie Butler, Life review, Music, Psychic medium

Me: Okay. So, after you crossed over, did you—

Jamie: He’s funny, because when we talked to Buddy, Buddy heard the question and could answer it straight. But Elvis has this very conversational element. He brings you into a little story, and then he kind of gets off topic, then he comes back into it. I wonder if he was that way in life?

Me (chuckling): I bet he was.

Jamie (to Elvis): Think of it like radio, because she (meaning me) can’t see you or hear how you’re explaining things, so I’m adding in your persona, your personality.

Elvis giggles at Jamie and her explanation.

Jamie: He’s laughing at me! Oh my god, I can’t believe he’s standing in the room!

Erik: How did things change after you came over here? (Erik has to come to star struck Jamie’s rescue and get the interview back on track.)

Elvis: It got better; it didn’t get worse. My faith and my beliefs got better, stronger. I confirmed to myself that there indeed was a source of love so strong, that it existed outside of us. My one lesson was really that we had that source in us all along. Because, as you know, growing up in a church, they don’t teach you this very well.

Me: Yeah. Hmm. I guess the church usually teaches us that God is so separate from us.

Elvis: Yeah, because God is “up and away.” Music was the one thing that I really felt God was working through me.

Me: Ah! So, what was your death like?

Elvis: It was not a very pretty moment.

Me (with tenderness): Aw.

Elvis: I was hurtin’ in many ways. I was hurting emotionally; I was very lonely. I really wish I would have given myself enough time to heal, but I felt so loyal and dedicated to music and to my fans that I kept getting myself back up on my feet. I ignored my personal cause, my personal well-being. I walked away from my family and my needs to serve my people and my music. My preacher at our church did the same thing, because his congregation needed him. I felt my listeners needed me in much the same way.

Me: Okay. Can you describe your surroundings and thoughts after you realized you had crossed over?

Jamie: He’s saying he died in a bathroom.

Me: Yes.

Jamie: I know he died of an overdose, right?

Me: Or maybe a heart attack, I don’t know. Maybe a bit of both.

Elvis (laughing): Yes, it was a combination of the two. But it was mostly the drugs that did it.

Me: Okay.

Elvis: I was quite embarrassed to know that I had died. I was ashamed. And then when I could, I stood over my body for a while. There was no bright light. And I’m very grateful that I had those moments alone with my body, because I could see how tore up and swollen and how fat I had become, and I also saw how disassociated I was from my body. I had no idea I looked like that. I was very embarrassed; I was very ashamed.

Me: Aw. And then what happened?

Elvis: Well, I remember my bathroom disappearing and my body getting further and further away, but I didn’t want to reach out to it, because it was so foreign to me.

Me: Yeah.

Elvis: And for the first time in a long, long time, I felt very peaceful. I called upon God to come get me, and that’s how it felt. The walls melted away; everything went away. I saw my family; I saw my life go by me—everything I had done and not done, and everything everyone in my life felt because of my actions and inactions. It’s hard to explain to you. It felt like it was gone in five seconds, but I felt like I spent five days doing it. I learned quite a lot.

Me: Can you describe where you live now? Do you live in a house, a mansion, or do you just float around in the ethers?

Elvis (chuckling): Heaven! I live in Heaven. Now I know when I use the word “God” I mean all-embracing. All-encompassing.

Me: But do you have your own house, or do you live in a log cabin in the mountains? In other words, can you be more specific?

Elvis: I have Graceland!

Me: Oh, so you recreated Graceland for yourself?

Elvis: Yes. That’s my home.

Me: Was it your destiny to die when and how you did? If so, why?

Elvis: It was obviously a choice I made. Now, I’ve never heard it to be called destiny to me, and never has it felt like destiny to me. If I was not so ignorant about my own needs, I could have easily lived out my days.

Me: Okay.

Elvis: But, because this ignorance played a role and took me, I’d say it was more of a choice.

Me: Okay. Now—

Jamie: It’s so weird! When I listen to him, I completely forget the question you just asked! Like, I can’t even keep him on track, and Erik keeps jumping in and repeating the question to me.

Me: Oh my gosh.

Jamie: That is a really weird feeling.

Me (joking): Maybe he has ADHD!

Jamie: I wonder!

Me: Okay, now, can you describe what you do there in Heaven, Elvis?

Elvis: I’m involved with a lot! I’m involved in many projects worldwide, keeping music alive. I’m involved still in my own projects—some remixing. They’re always putting out a new CD.

Jamie (giggling): And he says that like, “Hey, I know what’s going on. Look!”

Me: Aw, how cute! No more vinyl!

I love the message behind this song!

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  • Robert Martinez

    I was never a big Elvis fan, but I LOVED that song. So heartfelt, so true.

  • Denise

    You know, if your book(s) can help one person (hopefully many more) recognize their ability to change the choices they’ve made that would be a simple miracle. We don’t realize we control our lives; we are not at the mercy of anyone or anything outside ourselves.
    That’s a tough hurdle to clear.

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

      One person can make a huge ripple in the collective consciousness. I have been learning so much from these celeb interviews, actually. There are so many pearls and life lessons to embrace. Not quite the same as what you get from People Magazine. Kinda cool.

  • Su

    too cool! x

  • Su

    I’ve got a weird question…when you interview celebs, do they read/sense our comments after? I guess they would pick up the ‘bloggers’ energy….right?

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

      I bet they do. Everything is so connected that they hear our every thought.

  • Jemma

    Hi Elisa,

    Thought I’d send this from my friends website: thenewgoldenera.co.uk to see if you think it might be be helpful for CE members (see below)
    Does Eric have anything to say about 11.11.11 re it’s significance – just curious.
    Love and light to all
    Jemma x

    284 Working with the Light (extract from 2010 blog post)
    6th November 2011

    What follows is an extract from a blog post from January 2010. My guides have asked me to re-publish this as they say we are moving into a period of serious disruption, and work of this nature is now more important than ever

    Good evening this is Zorovan, we’ve come to talk to you about aspects of working with the Light as this has come up on a number of posts reference the Haiti disaster. Firstly we should say that everybody is capable of doing this type of work; some will due to work on themselves be more proficient than others, but all are able to make a valid contribution

    The key driver behind this work is having a clear intention, and this when coupled with a strong visualisation will ensure the effectiveness of the work. So to start with visualise a clear connection with ‘the source’; the ‘source of all that is’; the ‘sun behind the sun’…any of these constructs will work. And then draw down the Light; in through yourself and out through your heart chakra

    Direct this Light, with strong intention, anywhere you believe it to be needed; into the Earth perhaps to regenerate the Earth energies; towards an individual or group in need (Haiti for instance or perhaps Syria); also perhaps direct it to a Light Store, which can be a location of your choosing where a pool of such energy is collected for future use

    Bear in mind that working with the Light is much more effective when done in a group situation. individuals working alone are fine but groups are far more effective, due to the fact that a group of four working together generates the power of sixteen i.e. it is increased to the power of four squared

    Finally on the point of transmutation of the Light: the point here is simple. The subtle nature of the Light needs to be altered in order for it to be able to be assimilated by man. The Light in its ‘raw’ form is not usable, so to bring the Light into, through and out of the body during that process of drawing down, ensures it can be made use of properly. We hope you find this useful and look forward to receiving other similar enquiries

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

      Aw, I wish I could ask, but Jamie is in Japan for all of November so I don’t have a session til December. I can’t trust my own channeling yet. At least not 100%. Maybe Jason knows?

  • Allen

    Interesting and fascinating stuff, Elisa! Thank you for sharing.

    One random question that comes to mind is…. if there’s an awareness of past lives, and obviously the most recent life relative to OUR present, and also future lives – and reality is created of our own chosing, including surroundings – I wonder why he chose Graceland?

    My question doesn’t relate to it as it is… it sure looks like a cool place! But, if there are an infinite number of options to create, it just made me wonder as to what the attraction or reason was for that particular selection.

    Graceland is in OUR ‘present’… he could create anything, right? So, I wonder why that one was the choice, as compared to… well, anything from other past lives or future ones or simply anything imaginable.

    Just a random thought. :0)

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

      We have an infinite number of selves/personalities and I bet each one can create their own afterlife. I’ll have to review what Erik said when he discussed multiple selves, though.

  • http://www.channelingmyself.com Todd | Channelingmyself

    My dad was always a huge Elvis fan so me and my sister grew up listening to his music. I still love the songs today even though he was more popular when I was a young boy. My two favorite Elvis songs are Memories and My Boy, not sure if these two songs were originally done by Elvis but he certainly has my vote for best artist rendition.

  • Tracy Lamont

    When I was a little girl growing up in England, I’d never heard of a ghetto. The word just wasn’t in our vocabulary……..

    so, I always thought it would be really great to live in the gateaux!
    :-)

  • LornaWotherspoon

    Hello Elisa, Eric and the CE family

    It’s been great reading the channeling of well know people and it makes so much sense. Is there any info on when they pass over and they go through how they have lived there life and the good they have done and also the pain they may have inflicted on purpose or not. The weighing of your heart to measure if you have done more good than not good, hope this doesn’t sound too basic.

    I have been lead to believe that when you die you feel/go through the pain you have put others through. When I finally go I feel I am not going to feel as bad as I think I am. I question everything I do, am I being as good a person to them as I could. What if I have hurt them an didn’t realize.

    It is not like the christian church when you ask a priest to forgive you then the slate is wiped clean, you have to face what you have done in life. How long does this evaluation last and is this the way it’s determined the realm you are going to?

    I would like to think that when my step dad passes that he feels the pain he as caused to our whole family. He as no remorse and living a good life now,

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