Channeling Erik

September30th

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Before we start, I’d like to say that I still get a lot of smells and pranks from Erik, but I don’t share them all since they’re usually very similar. Yesterday, while walking alone in the middle of a deep forest, I smelled a very strong scent of pot. I looked around. No skulking teens. Bambi wasn’t sucking on a bong, Yogi wasn’t toking. I was clearly all alone in at least a one mile radius. So it was all Erik. Sigh.

Given the fact that Conrad Murray’s trial is the focus of media attention now, I thought I’d let Michael jump the queue to be heard. This transcript is quite long, so I’ll have to break it up into several parts. Clearly, this sweet, misunderstood soul, has a lot to share.

Me: Can you hunt down Michael Jackson for us, Erik? I know he sometimes hangs out with you and Antal, so you much be on his A-List.

Erik: I’ll get right on it, Ma’am.

Jamie and I laugh.

Me (to Jamie): I always had a soft spot in my heart for Michael. His purity and innocence, his desire to make a difference—I just have such awe for the man. It’s a shame how he was treated in life. I see him as one of those beautiful unicorns that humanity unfortunately feels compelled to slaughter.

Jamie sighs.

Jamie: Oh, he’s here. Erik has him. He doesn’t have any gloves on or anything. He’s dressed in black. Uh, he has a belt on. Boy, he’s tiny!

Me: Oh yeah?

Jamie: Well, he’s petite in the waist. He’s tall, but I just thought he’d have a little more meat on his bones.

Me: Awww. Do I need to come over there and fatten him up? Well, hello, Michael.

Jamie lets out a sharp squeal.

Jamie: Sorry, I didn’t mean to—

Me: What was that from, Jamie!?

Jamie laughs hard.

Jamie (still laughing, now to the point of tears): Oh my god, I’m a little embarrassed.

Me: What happened?

Jamie (giggling): I let out a squeak because of the way he spoke! He does talk like that!

Me: Aw, I loved his voice. It was always so gentle.

Jamie: It is gentle—and airy!

Me: Yeah.

Jamie: I didn’t know if that was part of his act or something—

Me: No, I bet that’s all Michael.

Jamie (giggling—again): That’s him!

Me: Hey, Michael, how are you doing?

Jamie: He’s so polite!

Michael: I’m doing very well, thank you so much.

Me: I always thought that you were such a spiritual—that you ARE such a spiritual person, very misunderstood. I always fantasized about taking you under my wing—-the wing of Mama Elisa—and befriending you, showing you how special you are and making it all better.

Michael: Thank you so much for being such a loving woman.

Me: Aw, thanks, Darling. Okay, we’re going to start with some questions. You know the drill, from what I understand.

Michael: Yes. Yes, I do.

Me: So, you know none of them will be voyeuristic or exploitive. You, of all people, have gotten enough abuse from the public, so we’re going to keep this nice and pure. Okay, what beliefs did you have about death and the afterlife before you died, and did those change after your crossed over?

Michael: Most of my change happened throughout my life, from being raised in many different spiritual angles. My mother was—

Jamie: What was that again, Michael? Oh, Jehovah’s Witness?

Me: Oh, really? Yeah, that sounds familiar.

Michael: My father wasn’t devout. He was more of a hard worker and believed in a firm hand and a firm voice—that structure creates the sanctity of life. Throughout my experiences with fame and travel and culture, I find that belief—religion if you may call it—is so uniquely owned by each person that I couldn’t give it a title for myself.

Me: Were you more into spirituality?

Michael: Yes, I suppose so. I had a lot of visions.

Me: What do you mean?

Jamie (giggling): Aw, he just makes the cutest little smirky smile like, “I’m going to share this now?”

Michael: I had a lot of visions that came to me in a dream state and sometimes a wake state. You know, you often think creative and with a form of artistry, people rely on this kind of intuitive and imaginary place in their life. Mine seemed to be more of  warnings or signs that what my life was doing or what in my life was going to take place and how. I predicted my own death. I remember sharing, just with a few close friends, that I knew I was going to die young.

Me: Hm.

Michael (laughing): I compared myself to Elvis in that way! I never saw myself as an elderly man.

(Pause)

Michael: I think I set the tone for my whole life when you told me I was misunderstood. And that is my whole life—being misunderstood by both my parents, by my siblings as we got older. And of course my private life—that was misunderstood. The only closeness I found were the few friends I intimately opened up to.

Me: And who are they—or do you even want to share that?

Michael: It’s really not necessary.

Stay tuned for part two which I hope to post tomorrow. I do have a request. Many people are having trouble logging in to make comments. We’re using Disqus now, and it’s hard for me to see where people are struggling with it since I’m looking from the administrator position. Can anyone walk us through the steps they took to make it happen?

Be sure to share this post! Thanks and have a lovely weekend! Love you all!

Lastly, please watch this beautiful video. I think it captures Michael’s inner demons well.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1027593595 Steve Trask

    He sounds more eloquent here then he did in real life, more well spoken. Perhaps this is via Jamie’s filter and she’s rewording him to sound different?

    • http://www.facebook.com/jasonatshapeofacloud Jason At Channeling Erik

      I don’t think anyone can say for sure. It’s hard to see, understand and comprehend how much of one soul’s other aspects (past lives, current and future dimensionality) merge upon transition and what influence that has on how the personality is presented. After all, none of us knew him, we only have the snippets the media provided from us and our own individual perception of that. I am fairly sure to Jamie, she would not call her experience a filter, as I am sure she feels she is repeating it word for word as she experiences it. I think filters are more subconscious to sensitives than anything else, having to do with how the data comes across the energy, mental, emotional, and psychic connections. Like speaking a foreign language. I hear yes, you hear yes maybe, and sally hears yes possibly, and john hears just gobblediegook.

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

      Gosh I’m not sure. Everyone has a filter, but Jamie has the least I’ve seen. Wait until you read the rest of it and tell me what you think.

      • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1209732421 Iola Regnier Gomez

        Jamie struck me as little of her coming through..it was all Andy when I went thru her. But I think its possible that after crossing over we may evolve a bit differently than here in human form. Not sure..but I dont see Jamie as adding a slant at all.

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

        I agree. Plus the written word doesn’t express a person’s intent and emotions, etc. Like communicating via text or email, it can be very misunderstood since certain elements are not conveyed. Just wait until the rest of the interview comes through.

  • Anonymous

    Elisa, I’m so glad you are channeling Michael Jackson! I did not pay much attention to him in the early years, but after all the child molestation hullabaloo, I started reading and learning more. I watched his interviews and from them I could tell he was a very loving, spiritual being and knew he was not guilty of the accusations against him. Yes, misunderstood and taken of advantage of in the highest degree he was. I love his music now and the best song he wrote in my opinion was “Man in the Mirror”. Thanks and I can’t wait to read more. Hugs and Love to all the CE family

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1027593595 Steve Trask

      I’m on the fence about what happened with him and children. He was obviously abused and most likely sexually abused as a child. Often, people who are abuse, will abuse. That family ruined him. I’m surprised any of his siblings came out ok (Janet, for one). Even if there are skeletons in his closet, we all have them, and we are not to judge someone else’s lessons. I do agree with everyone that he was a very special, loving soul. His earth persona in this lifetime was damaged horribly, but the soul is never permanently damaged. He’s probably healed enough on the other side to come through as his pure self now.

      As far as mediums go, I do think that the medium filters the material to some point. The information comes in as thought patterns or energy, and that is converted to words in the medium’s brain. Always room for some error in translation. I do know that via Jamie, she gets it pretty close!

  • Patrick

    I enjoy the Jackson Five as much today as from when they first hit fame (same age). I used to associate them with the Osmond Brothers however with more talent. In a class by themselves, I think of three performers with superlative stage talent and ability; Sammy Davis Jr., Prince and the best of them all, the late the great Michael Jackson.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1209732421 Iola Regnier Gomez

    I signed in on the log in listed on the right….typed in a comment, then another screen popped up..and i chose to sign in again with facebook. it took the comments immediately. Seems to work fine. I will get familiar with the new workings as I use it more. The site is awesome.
    the interviews are so great…a peak into the lives…and seeing just what incredible spirits they truly are. love this.

  • JaneG

    It always breaks my heart to see footage of him as a child. He was clearly SUCH a sweet, sensitive, vulnerable baby. I always feel a lot of hatred for his dad because of this. And he had such epic, amazing talent, it takes my breath away to see the talent just coming out of such a small boy in such a powerful way.

    Children, in my opinion, do not usually lie about abuse, but it does happen. So i have never known what to think as i was never on the jury or talked to anyone involved. I would definitely be glad to know that he was innocent, although of course not glad that people would be so utterly craven as to put him through that only for money.

  • Alfine

    Funny that you have that perception, Steve, because from reading his books or watching interviews (the non-controversial ones), to me it’s super apparent that Michael was quite intelligent, eloquent and articulate. So while I’ve never worked with Jamie, it doesn’t seem
    to me that there is anything added or filtered.

    To me, reading this is like “Yep, that’s Michael!”

    Very polite, concise, well-spoken…

    Looking forward to the rest!

    As always, endless Gratitude to Elisa, Erik & the various channelers for all that you’re doing for me/us/the world!
    :)

  • sunshine7

    Michael was my childhood hero and even though I didn’t enjoy his later music as much as his Off The Wall work and earlier, I, like you Elisa wanted to wrap him up and protect him. I don’t believe he hurt anyone, especially children. He was to gentle for the harshness of the world he grew up in and became an easy target.
    He died a few months after my sister and I felt so much of my youth had been taken away at that time. Of course my sisters passing was a whole other experience but for both of them I felt a peacefulness that their suffering was over. Just so sad that he left children behind. Thank you for sharing this and I can’t wait to read the rest!
    Love you Michael and thank you for many happy years and memories!

  • sunshine7

    Still having to hit a ‘post as’ box when i finish writing my post, then a box comes up where I am asked to write an email and user name.. being signed in doesn’t seem to be acknowledged.. Hope that helps!
    Elisa, I have had you in my thoughts, hope all is OK for you hun!
    Sending you lots of love x

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

      I’ll ask Kristina. Anyone else figure it out?

  • Stephanie

    I personally don’t believe in channeling and contacting dead people but I have to say, I find this very interesting … I have had some very odd experiences in regards to Michael after his death … most of those experiences were spiritual and left me with much more questions than answers..

    Didn’t mean to ramble lol. Just thought I’d share that..

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

      I hear you, Stephanie. Been there, done that. I used to laugh at people who believed in all of this. But now, science, theoretical physicists, are helping us understand that it’s not all crazy woo woo stuff. Quantum physics supports it all. The bridge between science and spirituality is finally being built.

  • Tessie55

    i don’t know but or some reason i feel he’s not dead and it’s all a hoax…please help…