Channeling Transcript
Me: Okay, here’s another one. Do non-sentient, you know, non thinking consciousnesses, including electrons, create matter or reality, also? I mean, it is a consciousness after all.
Erik: I pose my first question! What makes you think it’s not a conscious, thinking, um—
Me: Well, maybe it does, I don’t know! Can electrons think, then?
Erik: Sad thing is, we try to make everything think like we do.
Me (chuckling): Oh, dang can’t we human beings get anything right?!
Erik: Try again. They do think; they comprehend; they have actions and reactions, and—
Me: Well, are they self-aware, or are they more like how you describe rocks?
Erik: They’re self-aware only when they’re around something else, but not in a way you think. It’s hard for me to explain it in a way you’ll understand.
Me: Is that why entanglement works?
Jamie: I haven’t read anything about that. What is it?
Me: Once two electrons interact, then they’ll continue to influence each other, even if they’re light years away. At least that’s how I understand it.
Jamie (surprised): Really?
Me: Yeah, Einstein called it “Spooky science at a distance.” He didn’t completely understand why they behaved that way. So, can they problem solve?
Erik: Yes.
Me: Really? But can they create matter just like we can with our thoughts? Can electrons and other particles create their own reality?
Erik: Uh, since they can consciously problem solve, if they solve a problem, then yes, they are creating matter, but to think of it as, you know, matter that you can touch with your hand—
Me: Uh huh.
Erik: It’s not matter like that, Mom.
Me: Wow. I bet that’d be hard to explain to me further too!
Erik: Yeah, cuz you don’t really have the language for it.
Me: Okay, let’s say there’s a glass sitting on top of a table and it’s seen by three observers. Does each observer create his or her own 3-D space with an entirely different glass? Do all of the sentient and non-sentient consciousnesses, including the atoms or electrons of the table, the chairs and so on, create this too, so that the reality of the glass really exists in multi-dimensional space, you know, in an infinite number of dimensions, made up of each space, of each consciousness, from each observer?
Jamie: He’s laughing.
Me: Oh, god, I’m so confused. And so is it defined as one glass on one table only by mutual agreement, because we communicate it as such to each other?
Erik: Okay, this might burst your bubble. The focus and the awareness has to be on the glass when it’s made, like in a factory.
Me: Um hmm.
Erik: When it’s actually created and brought into the three dimensional plane, and just because a glass sits on a counter, a table, or in a cabinet behind closed doors, for that matter, it doesn’t mean that it disappears, because it’s already been created. So it doesn’t take focus for it to exist.
Me: Oh, okay, so you don’t have to keep thinking about something for it to persist.
Erik: Right.
Me: Okay, boy that would take a lot more work than I’d be able to put out.
Erik: But now, if we think about —
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Jamie (alarmed): I have a huuuuuggge wasp!
Me: Oh!
Jamie: A yellow jacket of something. Ill make Erik get it! I haven’t had one of these for a while. I’m just gonna put a bowl over him.
Me: Aw!
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Jamie (to the wasp, in a cheerful tone): Enjoy the bowl for a minute!
Me: His own little bio-dome!
Jamie and I giggle.
Erik: Ahem.
Me: Oops, sorry.
Erik: Now, step back and look at it this way. This whole reality that we have—I think that’s what whoever brought up the whole glass on the table thing wanted to focus on. He didn’t want to focus on the small things like the curtains and walls and floors. He wants to focus on the whole illusion of realty.
Me: Oh, I see.
Erik: Now that right there takes everybody in the game to focus and co-create the reality you know as the earthly plane. And once you’re in it, you do have some part of the control, and within that control we can create and destroy, move and change. We create a bench made out of concrete, we can destroy the bench made of concrete. But it doesn’t take conscious thought effort for that concrete bench to be real. We’ve already done that, because we believe in the whole formatted system. Do you get it?
Me: No, I’m so confused.
Erik: I don’t know any other way to explain it.
Me: I know, I know. I’m hoping one of the blog members can help translate what you just said.
I have a question for all of you energy healers too. My mother’s dementia is such a great loss for our family. She’s 82 and used to be such a brilliant intellect and beloved physician, but now her memory gone. My father, age 90, is sharp as a tack and the loss of that companionship has devastated him. That said, can dementia be cured or helped considerably by Reiki and other energy healing modalities?
