Channeling Erik

August11th

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Erik on Schedules and Gallbladders

Posted in: After Death Communication, Afterlife, Channeling, Communication from the dead, Contact with the dead, Energy, Kim O'Neill, Messages from the dead, Psychic medium, Quantum Physics of the Soul, Spirit visitation, Spiritual presence, Struggles, The Physics of Consciousness, The Physics of Heaven, The Physics of Thought

I know theses topics seem a little random and unrelated, and that’s because they are. This part of the transcript comes from the very beginning of the July 21st session with Kim. If you remember, I skipped this segment to get right to the Ask Erik questions since so many of you were eager for answers. As promised, here is that part of the recording:

Kim: Well, where would you like to begin?

Me: First of all, I want to say, ‘Hi, Baby! How are you doing?’

Erik: Hi Mooommm!

Kim laughs.

Me: How’s your girlfriend?

Erik: Great!

Me: You still have her?

Erik (chuckling): Whaddya mean do I still have her?! You think I would have blown it already?

Kim and I both laugh.

Me; Oh, and how’s Allie?

Kim: Allie?

Me: Yeah, she’s the girl about Erik’s same age that got killed when someone was playing with a gun. The guy thought it wasn’t loaded and…well, Erik and Allie were really close, and he took it very hard. In fact, that grieving over her may have played a factor in his own death.

Erik: Oh, Allie has been making the rounds, you know, playing, having a really good time. She’s going back to the earthly plane soon, so she’s like kicking up her heels right now. She’s going back to Earth, is gonna be a boy, and she’s actually gonna go back to that same family! It won’t be in the immediate family like her mom or her sister won’t be her mother, but she’ll be born into that same extended family. So that’s news!

Kim: Oh, Erik says he has a message for you, Elisa. Let me see what that is.

(pause)

Kim: I’m just going to listen to him. He’s thinking. Oh, and he’s saying hello to ME! Oh, hi, Erik! Nobody ever says hello to me! (laughing hard) You know, it, uh, doesn’t matter. Thank you, Erik! (laughing again) Thank you for acknowledging my presence!

(pause)

Kim: It’s about your health. Let’s see what he wants to say. Erik, Erik, you’re speaking a little bit slower than usual!

Erik: Yeah, yeah, you know how it goes sometimes.

Me (teasing): Well come on, Erik, chop, chop!

Kim: Erik, are you tired?

Erik: Yeah, kinda.

Kim: How can you be tired in spirit? I’m just asking.

Erik: Well, I had a big night last night.

Kim: But in spirit, without a physical body to recharge—

Erik (in mock frustration): Can we just get on with it?

Kim (chuckling): Okay, okay! Ooookay! Let’s see what he wants to tell you. (pause) Oh, he’s giving me a hug!

Me: Aw!

Kim (tearfully): He’s giving me a hug! Aw! Oooh! He says he was working, that’s why he’s tired! He says that now, because of your blog, a lot of people from all over the world want to talk to him—

Me: Wow!

Kim: And so he’s been trying to figure out how to do it.

Erik (laughing): It’s like that movie, Mom. That Jim Carrey movie about God.

Me: Bruce Almighty!

Erik: Yeah! Holy shit! There are a lot of people out there! So I’m trying to figure out how I can talk to everybody. I dunno, maybe I’ll put ‘em on a schedule, Mom. I dunno. If I do it like Kim, I’ll never get to everybody! You know, how she sets people up by appointment?

Me: Yeah.

Erik: And they’re only so many people she can talk to in a day, then her energy runs out. I’m just a little stressed out. I’m trying to figure out how to do it.

Me: I don’t want you to overwhelm yourself, Baby! You need balance there too! Is this all too much for you?

Erik: No, I’m not saying that! And I’m not asking you to help me, Mom. I’ll figure it out. I don’t want to give you more responsibility than you already have. You’re pretty much maxed out. But that’s just something I’m going to have to figure out.

Kim: So Erik, you don’t want any advice from Mom?

Erik: No. She’s got enough on her plate. But I wanna talk to her about her health. Your gallbladder. It’s gonna come out.

Me (sarcastically): Oh, great! Wonderful!

Erik: It doesn’t have to do with an issue you’re failing at. It’s just wearing out.

Me: Okay. Hey, I know! My whole body is wearing out, why should my gallbladder be any different!

Erik (laughing really big): That’s what happens when you get really old!

Kim laughs loudly.

Me (laughing): Oh, great. Thanks a lot, Erik! Now, I still have a lot of these Ask Erik questions. Can I start those, or do you have something else to say about my health?

Erik: Mom, I think you should just stop eating dairy stuff. Yeah, and you’ll get it out before the end of the year.

Me: Okay, no big deal.

Erik: You’re already having symptoms, aren’t you? You already know it’s going to shit, right?

Me: Yep, sure am! And my amylase level has been high off and on. Just waiting until I really need to deal with it.

Erik: It’s not going to explode or anything, Mom. And it’s not cancerous or anything really bad. Everything will go well with the surgery, no worries.

Almost a month has passed since this channeling session, and Erik seems to have hit his stride. He’s been visiting several of you in many ways, and I’m grateful to all of you who have shared these wonderful experiences. I have a feeling he’s worked out some sort of system, probably with the help or advice of higher level guides. I also sense he is no longer feeling stressed out. In fact, I bet he feels fulfilled and in control of his noble mission.

There is one thing I’m apprehensive about, and I believe this comes form Erik as well. As helpful and giving as he has been with all of us, he and I both want this lovely quest to remain pure in its purpose: providing solace, comfort and enlightenment to those who are willing and open enough to embrace it.  This should never be about Erik, the psychic mediums or me. He should never be elevated to a cult icon status, because the message then would become a bit distorted. I think the beauty in this, our journey together, is the fact that Erik is imperfect. He has flaws, just as we all do. And it’s these flaws that connect us. It’s our many failures that help us understand and cherish the human experience. If we can embrace these human foibles, both ours and Erik’s, then the our mission of love and enlightenment will remain pure and clear.

  • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

    Check your lipase level!

  • Lidian

    Elisa, out of curiousity what happens if we have a gallbladder full of gallstones (with no symtoms) and don’t do anything about it?

    I appreciate your comment regarding how our failures help us to understand and cherish the human experience. Guess i needed to hear that. I am still in the phase of kicking myself once in a while for what i percieve as my “failures” to be unselfish and loving to my sister before she died. Even though i know i was doing the best i could at the time. Not so much “cherishing” the human experience at the moment. At 57, i doubt there is time left to ever got over this loss, at least from an “ego” perspective. But I am hoping that i can learn to co-exist with it and coming here helps.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I have had plenty of kick me phases myself. At 55, I know I don’t have time to “get over it,” but there is time to transform our grief into something beautiful, a renewal of sorts.
      BTW if you have gallstones with no symptoms, you don’t do anything. Lots of folks do.

  • Danielle Notaro

    Thank you for asking Erik to pop in with my guides. Either I’m too ignorant to hear them or they have been M.I.A. for quite some time.

    Out of profound loss comes something beautiful. I do not share the experience with those of you who have lost children, siblings or parents. I have lost many friends who were like family all within the past 13 years. It took years for us to find one another and to build those relationships. Because there were so many crossing at around the same time, the grief became impacted. I haven’t had much of a support system to work that grief through. I’ve always been the strong one and it seems that when I needed the few remaining friends I still had in the flesh, they turned their backs on me. And left me in some dangerous circumstances.You can say I am a teacher and loneliness is the teacher’s lot. My instinct tells me some of these people are being just plain selfish and scared. I have reached out into the community and some what beyond toward new people. There is no reciprocity right now where I live. I have flesh and blood, survival challenges that are steep. You say I may have to learn something about abandonment. You are most likely right. It doesn’t make it any easier.I am constantly juggling waves of fear around homelessness and a hostile family.And then once in a blue moon I think I am going to be alright.
    No. I do not make an icon of Erik, or you or the mediums. I come for help if it’s there because I need it. I come to connect. And to give.To share these blues and the transcendent experiences we all are experiencing.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I asked your questions Danielle. Stay tuned for a emailed synopsis. Love you.

  • Stanley

    Hello Elisa,

    It’s as they say, “we are all one”. No one is above or below the other. Everyone is equal. As it should be.

    -Stanley

  • Steve

    This was an excellent post, Elisa. Interesting to see that life on the other side seems so much like here! Dating, getting stressed or frustrated…

    How IS your gall bladder doing? Have you had someone look at that for you?

    And ABSOLUTELY – people must realize that when we pass onto spirit we are still who we are. You don’t suddenly become Jesus or Buddha when you cross over!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Hey Steve. It’s fine. I’m a typical doctor though, so I probably won’t get it looked at until I’m desperate. My symptoms are so few and far between.

  • Danielle Notaro

    Much thanks, Elisa. Love heading your way too.

  • Stanley

    Hey Elisa,

    Well, don’t wait too long. I don’t want you to have something small turn into a huge problem down the road. Be careful. Be well.

    -Stanley

  • Skoshi

    Hethyrre, my Reiki Master, tells me the guides say there’s almost nothing in concrete. Almost evrything is “possibilities” we can avoid or choose to allow to happen. Perhaps some Reiki sessions could eliminate the gallbladder problems?

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      That’s true and in line with The Biology of Belief. I’m using my thoughts and energy to change that path. Can Reiki really help something like that? Are there any good books for beginners on Reiki–not necessarily techniques, but information on how what it is, how it works, etc.

  • Skoshi

    Sure; Reiki can help all kinds of things…a greater range of things than acupuncture, I think. I’m sure you know NIH has funded research that shows acupuncture doesn’t help some things. Remember, Robert Clickner moved my teeth! And he said there’s a woman in CA. who is healing birth defects in utero.

    Books – I’d recommend Brett Bevell’s “The Reiki Magic Guide to Self Attunement”. Amazon has a LOT of books about Reiki.

    http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=Reiki&ih=5_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_1.109_1860&fsc=-1&x=24&y=31

    A person can always select several from Amazon and go to their local library and have them get it from the library’s network. I find most libraries don’t have books about Reiki. And there’s LOTS of information about Reiki on the web. http://www.reiki.org has reliable information. Paula Horan’s books “Empowerment Through Reiki” and “Abundance Through Reiki” are good. I’m reading an advanced Reiki book now; I wouldn’t recommend that to a beginner. If a person finds he or she wants to pursue DOING Reiki, it’s best to find a Reiki Master one clicks with to help. As I’ve moved around, I’ve gone to a number of people for Reiki, and one didn’t work out at all. She was a smoker, and I’m allergic to smoke and have asthma. She always started sessions by sitting behind my head and leaning into my face. Not good. Hethyrre has helped me so much that when she moved to Kentucky, I continued with her by phone. She is just as effective long distance. I was having severe shoulder pain, and she did a session about it. A fraction of a second before she said, “they say they’re done”, I felt a gentle, warm weight on my shoulder and warmth go down my arm, and knew it was “healed”. Instant relief from years of sharp pain. A LOT of people carry one shoulder higher than another. They are carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders! The faulty posture cuts off circulation and movement of energy down the arm and into the hand and becomes excrutiating, and even willing oneself to relax the shoulder doesn’t work; it becomes SO engrained.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Thanks, Skoshi!

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