Channeling Erik

December8th

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So many of us are concerned about animal welfare, that I decided to ask Erik for more details about our relationship with them.

Channeling Transcript

Me: Okay, here’s another one I’ve asked you through a different medium, Erik. How do you talk to animals? How are spirits able to do this? Uh, how does that work?

Erik: Just like guardian angels can, through electrical energy. Mom, animals can see discarnate souls, guides and stuff, and they see three dimensionally just like the way they see us.

Me: Oh, okay!

Erik: And because animals are so open, they don’t have a brain that works the way ours does. They don’t have that part of the brain that can be negative, pessimistic or analytical. They can’t be self-critical.

Me: Yeah, sucks to be human sometimes.

Erik: They don’t get worried, depressed, and—

Me: Because they’re not here to endure the human experience, to evolve spiritually like we do?

Erik: Right. They’re not here to work through issues. So the part of the brain that derails humans so much—they don’t have.

Kim: Lucky for them! They’re brain isn’t going, “This is not hap-pen-ing.”

Erik: And they’re not raised in religions that dismiss or criticize spiritual stuff.

Kim: Just like small children! They haven’t had a rigid belief system indoctrinated into them yet. Same thing with them.

Erik: Yeah, little kids can communicate with animals and spiritual beings telepathically.

Me: Wow, very interesting. So, how exactly does the communication process work? Do you send, uh, and I’m talking about animals in the spirit realm as well as those on the earthly plane—

Erik: Yeah. Animal souls can communicate the same way human souls can—telepathically. They move their electrical energy into our head.

Me: Like those thought bubbles you mentioned!

Erik: Yeah, those are like bubbles or waves of energy.

Kim: They can move their electrical energy through matter too. Sometimes, I can be lying in bed and my kitty, Una, who’s in spirit comes to me. I can feel her jump on the bed, because she was a big heavy girl, and then run across the bed and throw herself into me.

Me: Aw!

Kim: And I can feel her electrical energy. It’s real tangible.

Erik: And they can visit you in dreams while you’re asleep in the very same way, by merging or moving their electrical energy into your field of consciousness. Sometimes you get more visual input from spiritual beings at night when you’re sleeping than when you’re awake.

Kim: Oh, Elisa, you’re going to capture Erik on camera. Now I know you’ve photographed him as balls or beams of light, but you’re going to capture an image of him, well, not in complete, 3-D human form, but pretty damn close.

Me: Oh, good! I’ll have to be a little paparazzi!

Kim: And you’ll post it on the blog, and it’ll be publicized far and wide, because it’s going to help people understand that, indeed, our spiritual beings stay pretty close to us most of the time—not all of the time, but most of the time.

Me: Well, should I go around the house randomly snapping pictures?

Kim: He’s shaking his head no. He says he’s going to give you a head’s up first.

Erik: And Mom, it needs to be you. Not Michelle, you.

Me: Really? Because Michelle was the one who captured you in orb form.

Erik: I want it to be you, because I want to prove to you that I’m really here. I know you’ve been upset that you’ve not been able to pick up on me the way you want to or the way you think you should be.

Me: Well, that’d be cream on the top, because I do derive pleasure vicariously when you visit other people like members of the blog. Some of them are really receptive and can pick up on you so tangibly.

Kim: Wow!

Me: Anyway, back to animals. A lot of people want to know why there is such horrendous animal suffering and cruelty—being skinned alive for fur, abused for lab tests, boiled alive in China, ugh. What’s the purpose of this? Why do they have to endure such pain?

Erik: Well, there are various reasons for animals to return to the earthly plane, Mom. First of all, those that go there to be our family members—

Kim: I hate the word, “pet.”

Me: Yeah, I like “family member” or “animal companion.”

Kim: Yeah, I like that. Animal companion.

Erik (in mock irritation): Ahem.

Kim and I laugh.

Erik: Those chosen to be with us as animal companions are assigned to us; their souls are assigned to us just like guardian angel souls are.

Me: How cool!

Erik: So they will sometimes come to us two, three, four times in one lifetime in different animal bodies. They die, come here to heaven, and wait and wait and wait for us to adopt the body of another animal, and then their soul goes into that body. A lot of the animals we interact with on the earthly plane we’ve known in many, many past lifetimes. Sometimes they’re a falcon or a horse, or maybe an alligator or a big snake or a dog or cat. They can come as any form of any animal. A dolphin.

Me: That’s so amazing, Erik!

Erik: They’re trusting that we are going to treat them well, and they understand that that may not happen. Oh, and sometimes animal spirits come to people who they know are going to be abusive to them just like we choose to have relationships with human beings who we know might be abusive to us—to learn from that.

Me: Why? Why do animals choose that?

Erik: Well, the animal doesn’t make that kinda choice to learn anything. Humans make these choices to either learn, teach or both. Animals choose to be with humans who abuse them to teach, to nurture, to love, to support, to encourage, or just to make us laugh.

Me: What about the ones we kill so inhumanely?

Erik: It’s understood on the earthly plane that animals will be worn and eaten.

Kim: So, Erik, what about those souls? We know about animal companion souls, but what about animals who are going to be butchered for food or made into fur coats or whatever? What about animals who live in the wild?

Erik: The animals who live in the wild choose to come back to the earthly plane to purely enjoy their time there. Nothing to learn, nothing to teach each other, just to enjoy.

Kim: Now, what about the animals who come down to be slaughtered? What about that, Erik? I’ve never had anyone ask that questions in all of my 23 years of channeling! Let me see what he has to say. Just a second, Elisa. I’m just going to listen to him.

(Pause)

Kim: Wow! Wow! (pause as she continues to listen to Mr. Blabbermouth) Wow! Okay.

Erik: Those particular souls will go to the earthly plane, and before they’re slaughtered, their souls pop out of the body and they come back to the heavenly plane. They leave their bodies really easily, cuz they don’t design their deaths as something to experience. Sometimes we want to experience a painful death, but they never do that.

Me: Oh, that’s a relief.

Erik: It’s believed by most over here in heaven that human beings enjoy the most vitality eating animal flesh.

Me: Okay. Hmm, the vegans won’t like hearing that.

Kim: But in heaven, isn’t it considered almost cannibalistic, Erik? (pause) He thinks what I’ve asked is funny. He’s smiling real big, so he’s obviously amused.

(Kim and I giggle.)

Erik: No. No.

Kim (laughing): Oh, okay. I thought you’d have more of a longwinded answer!

Erik: No, animal souls will migrate to the earthly plane to be of service to human beings.

Me: By some sort of mutual agreement?

Erik: Yes.

Me: But why don’t we treat them with more respect? Is it because we’re just not evolved enough yet?

Erik: Yes, Mom. Still on the earthly plane, some people are abusing their own children! On the earthly plane, you’re always going to have people who are numb nuts.

(Kim and I laugh)

Kim: That paints a different picture.

Erik: Well, I thought you’d like a refreshing change from “asshole.”

(Kim and I laugh)

Erik: A lot of humans are very arrogant. They see human life as superior to other forms of life. But you’re also always gonna have people who respect life, whether it’s an animal or a plant or a bug or another human being. They respect life. Now when people encroach on an animal’s property, they might hurt the human; a wasp might sting you, and alligator might bite or eat you, but it’s not a disrespect thing, it’s a survival thing.

Me: Okay, that’s fascinating. (pause) So let me ask you some things about children—

Erik: Wait, one more thing. When there are animal abuses beyond the simple slaughtering of them for their meat or their fur, like using them in cruel lab testing or other acts that cause mass suffering?

Me: Yeah?

Erik: That’s almost always for raising conscious awareness, to teach humankind about mutual respect, humility, and unconditional love. This is usually a joint effort between human and animal spirits. They work together to mainfest these atrocities as learning experiences for the collective consciousness.

Me (teasingly): Atrocities? Pretty big word for a little boy!

Erik: Hey, my vocabulary is getting better. Once I cut out most of the curse words, I had to find something else to fill the void.

Me: Wow, you must have a huge grasp of the English language then!

(Erik and I both laugh.)

Here’s a sad example of the atrocities committed by human hands. Sigh.

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  • Stephanie

    I love hearing about our ongoing relationships with animals. I have long believed that we don’t choose our animals, they choose us.

  • Jason

    Erik once gave me a waking vision of the void between realms. And in it, in the middle of it, he was just standing there with this big floppy eared dog. Big clumsy limbs, tongue handing out. He was gray. Kinda looked like a hound dog. And it was shaking it’s head side to side and sitting at his feet. And he told me, “this is your doggy, the next dog you get he will side step his soul into the body and be with you again!”
    Cool huh!
    :)

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      ZOE, OUR WEIMARANER!!!!!!! I miss you, Zoe!! I’ve heard through Jamie that she’s wanting to come back to us!

  • Candis

    I am reading the China Study and it says that men (they studied it in men) who eat meat have a heart disease rate of 60-70% and men who do not eat meat only have a rate of around 4%. Personally, I think that we eat way too much of it and we prepare it in very unfortunate ways and that is what the problem is.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I agree from my perspective as a physician. It’s about moderation too. (And belief systems, moral code, etc.)

  • Leo

    Hello, Both Linda and I became vegetarians about 3-4 months ago. We decided that because animals have consciousness we will not contribute to thier slaughtering. We are not vegans as we still eat fish and dairy. The only reason we eat fish is that Jesus fed fish and loaves of bread to the multitudes. Since Jesus was a prophet, I’m guessing that it’s ok. My spirit teacher simply stated that it’s the least problematic.

  • Heather

    Ive read the site completely and have been following everyday faithfully for months and have nearly commented a million times, but this one touched my soul so deeply that i couldn’t not write this time. Especially because of Jasons comment. My beautiful weim was hit by a car in September. I dont have human children and im not trying to say that dogs and people are the same but my Weimaraner WAS my baby, no matter what anyone else says about those relationships. I miss him terribly, he was the sweetest dog ever. He seemed to know me, i believe that he picked me and i was honored to be his “mommy” while he was here on earth for 3 years. When i read Jasons comment it immediately brought my pup to my mind, such a strange earth. when i read the description i wanted jason to say that erik had my pup and that he was trying to communicate with a member of the blog that hasn’t written yet(such wishful thinking). well in some way even if it wasnt my boy with erik it still got me to introduce myself a bit. Weimaraners are the neatest dogs, i think that you would agree with that, as you have had your own experience with them. I now feel even more connected to this site and this enlightenment that you are trying for. It may have been a silly connection but I bet there are alot of people that read your site that you are not aware of yet,and that you are helping in the greatest of ways and i bet one way or another eventually Erik will bring them all forward to write their experiences and connections to you and the family you are creating here. Much love!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      What was you’re Weim’s name, Heather? I’ll ask Erik to bring him forward to you! Jason, is this Heather’s dog you say with Erik? If so, does he have a special message for her?

  • Jodi

    I am so very glad to hear this about animals. I am a veterinarian, and work with these wonderful beings every day. It saddens me when I lose a patient, and devastates me when one of my own animal companions die. But hearing about their spiritual abilities and awareness convinces me beyond a doubt that they come back to us. They are guides for us, and if we just take the time, we can learn so much from them!!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Jodi!!! I miss you! Have you adopted another dog yet??

  • Patrick

    THANK YOU ERIK! I have always thought that we have the same cats in different bodies; now I know it’s really true! I am SO happy! Thanks for the early Christmas present Erik! BTW is that e-mail address still erik.stinkysocks@heavenlysmells.luv ??

  • http://avalonrisen.com Ceridwen

    I KNEW it! I’ve already told the story of my Hunter cat, and that I believe this is his 3rd life with me (at least) – so I guess this means he’ll keep coming back – what a comfort to hear it from our across the veil authority…thanks Erik! :)
    XOXOXO

  • http://catloverssite.info/ Rebecca

    Candis, I read the China study too and it didn’t quite make sense, then I came across this by Dr Mercola: Vhttp://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/09/08/china-study.aspx
    It’s just something to think about and look at both sides.
    I’ve always thought that my cats come back to me, too, and I see them in dreams, but that is amazing, that our animal companions are assigned to us! That is so cool, and explains a lot. THANKS for this Eric and Elisa!
    All the suffering of animals will always bother me, but at least I have a better understanding of it all.

  • buddy boy

    Once I had an Old English Sheep Dog and a couple of times a year, since she passed of cancer 20 years ago, I suddenly feel her jumping into my lap and wanting to wrestle. I’ve always maintained that this was a very realistic feeling to me but couldn’t explain it to anyone. Now I feel an affirmation. Thanks!

  • Skoshi

    The “coincidence” of today’s subject and current events is amazing. Have people seen the article about Palin’s “Alaska” show of her hunting and killing the caribo?

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/aaron-sorkin/sarah-palin-killing-animals_b_793600.html

    Apparently people who are not even vegetarians are angry because she seemed to really enjoy killing, and hunters are angry because they say it shows she only FAKES hunting for political gain and the segment contains proof she doesn’t actually hunt. I didn’t see the show and won’t watch the kill to form an opinion! Euuuuuuu. Native Americans always thanked “brother buffalo” (or whatever) for giving its life.

    As a person who was born with heart defects, I’ve read a lot about diet and the heart, and research shows the ONLY died that actually REVERSES heart disease is the vegetarian diet. The Mediteranian Diet (which has a lot of fish and olive oil) and little red meat, has a lower rate of heart disease than the American diet, if eaten BEFORE heart disease occurs.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Ugh, I can’t imagine pointing a gun at some innocent creature with a smile on my face, pulling the trigger and shouting out whoops of joy as it falls in a pool of its own blood. I am mostly vegetarian, but will eat fish and chicken. But when my family eats, we try to remember to say “Takk for maten” which means, thank you for the food. We should thank all living creatures for their sacrifice. Remember, Erik says that plants also have consciousness, but that’s often forgotten.

  • LadyVerity

    This is exactly what I needed to hear, so thankyou to you and to Erik.

    This time last year, my beloved Jack Russell, Bobby, was very ill with cancer and on his way out. We had to put him down in January, just after Christmas, and it was awful – *awful*. I’m an only child, so he’d been bought for me when I was nine to be a sibling substitute. We spent 15 years together and I loved him like crazy. That dog knew everything about me. He went through everything with me.

    I feel great guilt now, because as a kid I’d sometimes play too boistrously and I worry he holds it against me in spirit.

    I sometimes see him, though! I’ve woken up in the night several times to see him sitting on the bed looking at me – 100% solid. So real that I’ve reached out to stroke him before realising he can’t possibly be there.

    Christmas without him is going to be hard, but I hope I can sense him around the house.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      LadyVerity, I’ll pray he come to you this Christmas. What a lovely gift that would be. Maybe you can give him a gift too. Buy or adopt a puppy body that he can move into??

  • Steve

    This is a great thread. It brings more validation for me, as I’ve recently had discussions with Robert about animals and what came through Kim was pretty much the same stuff!

    I always thought, or had learned, that a dog soul couldn’t come back as a cat soul, etc…that information is new.

    Robert told me that my Dalmation boy Dante is waiting for Jude to pass so they can both incarnate into another DAlmation litter together, as they tend to come back as siblings a lot, and they like the breed. I just hope I can find them again via another companion. Like another poster said, my dog is my baby!

    I made the mistake of watching a video the other day from China about how they abuse and slaughter dogs for food. Made me sick to my stomach.

    I’m about 1/2 vegetarian. My body needs animal protien, I’ve tried without with no luck, so I have just learned to cut back on meat, especially beef/pork.

    Steve

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      You must be Type O blood type. I hear they need some red meat. I think it’s all about moderation. Plus, who’s to say that the life of a fish or a vegetable is less sacred than that of a pig or a cow? Life is life. When we take it, it should be done with love and respect and without waste.

  • Jason

    Hi guys! Sorry I didn’t reply sooner. Funny thing about that vision I had.

    Yesterday after I wrote that, I didn’t pay much attention to the site for the rest of the night. So I didn’t read the further comments, other than Elisas reply.

    See, when I had that vision I didn’t understand it. At the time, I thought Erik was talking TO ME. But, I was totally confused. Because I’ve never had a dog that looked like that. I thought, what a funny limb’ed dog, and why is it all uniform gray like that?! That is so weird. I’ve never had a dog like that. I hate symbols. My dogs were little yappie dogs. I just thought… well.. It’s cute, I’ll take him. :)

    And that was… Until Elisa replied….. So I asked Erik, and he said, “It’s Zoe”. And then he said.”Just because you don’t understand at the time doesn’t mean it’s about YOU!”. I thought,, whaaa?? ok… well, I am a newbie in all this… Then I asked Erik if animals around the house ever “saw” him and followed him around. And he said, Yea they saw me, but didn’t think anything of it, it was more like, “Oh, it’s you; more of a fact.” And I said, “ERIK! wouldn’t you want to use them as a way to show that your are around?!” And he just shrugged and commented on how he’s not much into dog playtime and interaction. In his words, “All that yapping gives me a headache”… I thought… Oooo K. and I said, “Well, Erik, what about you showing me with Penny and Emily and you?” And he said, “I keep trying to get Emily to take care of Penny, but Penny wont leave me alone, she keeps following me everywhere. And so now I’ve got Zoe, and Penny and now I am getting other blog members fuzzy friends. Then at that point another gray dog come tearing around his legs in my minds eye and this dog looks just like the other one and then the two dog start running around in circles around Erik. And then Penny darts out from between his legs and joins in. And Erik is now holding this salt and pepper gray cat, kinda brindle colored. He’s got this big scowl on his face now and is pouting. Then my Vision flashes to the side and I see Emily in a checkered dress with both her hands on her mouth snickering and giggling. And she laugh/mumbles under her little chubby hands, ” I love Penny!” Then it flashes back and he mutters…”All I have to say is I am not picking up any poop.” Ugh… he’s so gross

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Poor Erik!! He’s going to be covered in furry friends!! Let’s create a new nickname for him: Stinky Socks Pooper Scooper. Thanks for sharing this amazing vision, Jason!

  • jason

    Oh, I wanted to say that I’ve also been told and have read many times else where in afterlife texts that one of the jobs you can have after you leave your current life, is that you can take care of animals until their earthly companions can meet up with them again.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Jodi, that’d be a perfect job for you! (Read Jason’s comment about afterlife jobs taking care of animals!)

  • Heather

    My Weims name was Jeager

  • Jason

    Patrick, Erik and your Angels want you to know they don’t need email to hear you. They know what you seek. They SEE you now. All you need to do is think, talk, type, write, feel what you wish to say to those in Love, in Spirit, and with the proper intent you’ll start feeling their Love for you. But Erik does like the email adress. I’ve been hounding him forever to please practice computer manipulation. In fact I think I had a funny dream about email and computer communications this morning. Early this morning I suddenly woke up at 5:30 and had a vision. A waking dream that was soooo bizarre. I thought, “Ohh, More symbols,,, yea.. my fav.-NOT!”. So I felt myself looking at my cell phone and checking my emails. And I saw this long list of emails and the first half dozen or so, were from weird “no name”, “no subject” and they were marked as “unread”, and were lit up. Then scrolling down I saw other message below that were in shadow, and had disturbing subject lines and I was unable to click on them. It bugged me. I didn’t understand. So then I scrolled back up and started clicking on the “unread-lit up ones” And I felt they were from Erik. And I thought I heard Erik trying to verbally say something about “channeling”. And at the time I thought, ‘Is he trying to say he’s going to practice computer manipulation?” And then it all went away and I got up to get ready for work. Well; Then, on the way to the bus stop I was quizzing one of my guides about it. And I was complaining why the weird symbolism, Why couldn’t they just tell me? And she said it was because they wanted me to ponder the meaning of it. That it was a symbolic message that when we write or type or wish for electronic communications or any kind of communications that we need to approach it with proper intent. We must approach the subject or the action from a place of higher emotion. And we must actively seek out the higher realms and and higher guidance for whatever purpose benefits the greater good. That we must sit with the purposeful and meaningful intent, and believe it to be so. Because otherwise the message will not come across as intended. It risks becoming confused, messed up, and will not help advance your spirit. To always examine your motivation for love, and to always examine the message of the spirit for love.

    On a side note, that’s why I do so love this thread. It shows that our animal friends have only love, and are not stuck with having to deal with the polarity of human fear. A manifestation of unconditional love for us to enjoy -Forever!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Hey Jason, yesterday Erik talked for a long time about the use of symbols versus sequential language. It’ll take awhile before I transcribe that session, but the synchronicity is wonderful!

  • Tracy Lamont

    I love Jason! He is so funny, the way he describes his encounters with Erik. Jason, you crack me up!!
    This is so interesting. You ask the kind of questions I’ve never considered before, but sorry, I can’t watch that video. I only hope that, if alive, that poor animal’s spirit could stand aside and feel no pain – just like Erik said. Why are we so cruel!!! It makes me want to cry.
    I’ll have to read Jason’s comments again to cheer me up!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Fortunately they pop out of their bodies before the pain starts, if what Erik says is true. And I know it is. Thank God!

  • KateC

    Elisa, seriously about the type o bloodtype? I’ve known from the core of my being that I can’t give up meat…that would make sense if it has something to do with the different nutritional needs of the different blood types. I eat much less meat than I used to and again try to remember to thank God and any living thing that went into the making of my food…but still.

  • Patrick

    Elisa – I’ve been told that by several doctors; I apparently consume more iron than I would normally take in, because I’ve been found somwhat deficient. The doctors all said to take an OTC supplement and eat some red meat twice a week, since I’m O+. I have avoided red meat “to excess” and at least in my case, it was not a good idea.

  • Patrick

    I’ve seen human beings leave this life violently (three times [and have felt the presence of the dearly departed and her welcoming committee all around me], so watching an animal die violently isn’t something to look forward to.
    One side of the issue is serious human injury by animal overpopulation. Kerrville, Texas has now allowed white tail deer to be bow hunted within city limits.
    Consideration must also be given to the natural demise of an animal in its native habitat, and this is almost always involves substantially more suffering than hunting; how many deer starve to death in winter? What happens to a wolf as it ages and if it becomes injured? How exactly does a black bear come to the end of its life?
    Abhorrence of hunting must be balanced against these factors. I would never hunt unless necessary and for almost every American, it isn’t truly necessary however if that stance were adopted everywhere, what would be the consequences? Nobody wants to live where red fox or coyotes have over populated. Their predatory talents make alligators seem tame.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Whatever causes the least suffering.

  • Patrick

    Thank you Jason! I’m glad Erik likes that e-mail address, I just made it up; he hasn’t visited me I don’t believe. I’m fairly blocked from channeling, at least so far. I do however imagine Erik riding a red motorcycle like the Ducati in the garage in the video, all over Mars. I would love to ride a motorcycle in Heaven where crashing and injury aren’t a danger as they are now; all in time. THANKS!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      ERIK, DUDE!! GO VISIT PATRICK!! (Patrick, do you like stinky smells or pranks?)

  • Jodi

    Hi Elisa!! I may not post but I read ALL the time, I love to follow Erik’s insights. It has helped me more than you can know in getting past my anxiety about pet’s deaths. To know my little Pinkie is safe and happy, and will come back to me someday, is so comforting. I know you recently lost your old puppy, I am so sorry. BUT I know now without a doubt, the animal companions that leave us are with us in spirit always, and when the time is right, will come back to us. Love you bunches for what you are doing and for sharing Erik with all of us!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Hi back, Jodi. I’ve been thinking about you. Have you picked out a new body for Pinkie?

  • Patrick

    PRANKS! Rhymes with cranks, as in “crankshafts” I’m a HUGE car and motorcycle fan. Erik, come visit on a big red Duck (gearhead slang for a Ducati)

  • Skoshi

    The Dalai Lama makes no secret of the fact that he eats meat for medical reasons. It really can make a person gag though, if they read about or see a slaughter house. I knew people who used to raise a pig each year for the family, and they’d have pigs who would run when they’d see them coming with a knife. They told me if the pig runs, you can’t slaughter it; you have to leave it alone till a while has gone by and you can sneak up on it, because the adrenaline makes the meat inedible.

    I think I’ve reported here before, when my mother had her heart attack in ’97, when she woke up in the hospital after getting stents, she saw her dog, Oreo (part shepard/part ??) lying on the floor of her room. Oreo had died a few years earlier. She said, “Oreo, it can’t be you, you’re dead,” and the dog wagged its tail.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Wow, I thought he’d be a vegan.

  • Shannon

    I’m with you guys on the O blood type thing. I’ve tried to curb the meat thing and I just can’t hang. Plant proteins just don’t cut it, my nervous system gets fried and I have trouble concentrating…well, MORE trouble concentrating :)

    I’ve also read/heard from several other sources that our pets come back to us time and time again. I can’t wait for my pit-bull to come back to me, I miss him dreadfully.

    S.

  • Jodi

    No, Elisa, Pinkie isn’t with me yet. All in good time. I do like Jason’s idea of a job in the afterlife, right up my alley!!

  • http://channelingerik Pat

    Hey Jason…

    About how others in the afterlife see us, according to Robert Monroe, we are primary fields of energy more than physical bodies. Perhaps this is why they see us the way they do.

    Thanks again Jason for all your input. It is very appreciated…please keep it up!

  • Shawna

    Wow awesome thread-so comforting. Love all the synchronicities. This blog never ceases to amaze me. :)

  • Michelle

    This post really touched me. I’m sobbing after watching that PETA video.

    It’s comforting to know that my Kitty will be with me my whole life. I always call her my little angel. How fitting that is! I decided to become vegan a couple years ago, and I never felt better. I think it just works for some more than others, but I don’t think anyone should feel bad about eating meat! Just do your research on where it comes from and how the animal was treated.

    Much love to everyone. Thank you Elisa :)