Channeling Erik

May22nd

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How wonderful to wake up and know that we will live to see another day! I bet those Doomsday cults must be feeling a little silly right now.

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  • Skoshi

    The cult my mother joined when I was a child was a doomsday cult. They have predicted an end date many times. Members cancelled their life insurance policies and gave up jobs and their homes, etc. She took me out of the Lutheran Church when she joined that group. It was VERY confusing being taught conflicting dogma as a child. I really feel for the children of these people. They’re making a decision on behalf of more than just themselves…they’re making a decision that their children will have to deal with at some point in their lives. I hope you will join me in sending them love.

  • Skoshi

    People might enjoy listening to Mr. Trivedi, a healer from India. This will be on The Sheila Show’s web site another 24 hours:

    http://www.thesheilashow.com/home/index.htm

    His healing work has been documented by major universities of 6 continents in 4,000 studies. He can change the structure of plants, animals, humans and even things like radioactive water and ceramics.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I’m on the Sheila Show on the 31st! Can’t wait!

  • KerrieAus

    Hi Elisa,
    Guess I was looking forward to the world ending as long as we all ended up together somewhere else. Then I could see my son again. A very selfish attitude I know but as you know the pain we live with here is pretty intense. I wouldn’t mind being in rapture for a change.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I hear ya, Kerrie. I had the same thoughts. Sundays are bad, because the missing is more stark and inescapable. Running frenetically in place throughout the work week (metaphorically speaking) seems to help us bury all that for a while. Thinking of you and sending you a warm embrace.

  • JoAnn

    well i listened to the interview on the sheila show and it was really intersting and i was finding myself wanting very much to get a blessing from the guruji but alas! everything comes at a price and i find that it seems like it is a warning to me that i Need to do something in my life to change the fact that i do not have monies to get these things in life i want or that i need to get these things myslef ,,,so after some thinking on the issue i have decided that although i would greatly appreciate the boost from the guruji in that i could get instant relief from several of the problems i am facing in my life ,i don’t see any reason that i can not get these things “fixed” with my own intentions and will,,,afterall they are all teaching the same message,,,,we have the capabilities ourselves ,so onward i go with the slow but sure path of personal transformation through believing in myself ,that i am worhty and i have abundance with love in my heart all that i dream of will come to me.Love to you all!

  • Skoshi

    Speaking of elderly fathers, here’s a lovely poem about a Norweigan grandmother:

    Brush Strokes
    by Joyce Kennedy

    At bedtime, my Norwegian grandmother
    sits on the small bench before a dressing table,
    unbraids her hair to brush it. I sit on the edge
    of the bed to watch, fascinated by the two of her,
    her back in front of me with silver hair
    cascading down it like waterfall, while
    her face, soft to touch as a pansy, peers
    to smile at me from the mirror. “It’s good,”
    she instructs me with confidence, “to brush
    your hair one hundred strokes each day.”

    Side by side in our shared bed, she teaches me
    the Twenty-third Psalm. Together we lie down
    in the green pastures of Norway, oh, beautiful;
    we stop by the still waters of fjords. Together
    we walk through the valley of the shadow of death—
    so thrilling, that encounter with dark, soft
    as a brush stroke, and we come through unscathed.

    “Brush Strokes” by Joyce Kennedy, from Ghost Lamp. © Laurel Poetry Collective, 2005.

    Around 1975, I knew a lovely 94 year old woman named Ivy Wilson. She had come alone by ship from England to the US at the age of 16. She landed at Ellis Island and took a ferry up to Crown Point. A young man ran a buckboard from Crown Point up to Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, NY, in the Adirondack Mountains. He was Bill Wilson. They ended up marrying and she gave birth to 4 sons in less than 5 years. She was a beauty even at the age of 94 with GORGEOUS silver hair. I look forward to seeing her again some day. I’m sure you can hear me Mrs. Wilson. I loved and appreciated you and still do. – xoxo

  • Su

    heehee! I love your intro to this blog Elisa!
    I also love all things Egypt, I think Erik gave me nudge to watch this this evening, I was actually in the middle of watching something else. So funny, if spirits want your attention, they’ll get it! Thank you!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Those pesky spirits!

  • Christi

    OK, I have a question for anyone who may know the answer-part of the video refers to lucid dreaming as being able to “control” what happens in your dreams. I have been able to do that throughout my life as long as I consciously tell myself that I can before I go to sleep. When I was younger I used to have terrible nightmares and I kind of “taught myself” how to change the course of my dreams to be able to stop them. I guess my question is, is that a form of lucid dreaming or is it something that everyone does and I’m just misunderstanding? Thank you to anyone who has any information that may help me to better understand.

  • Donna

    Dear Elisa,
    Can you please always try to put links on like you did with the radio show you did earlier in May with those two ladies? It is so wonderful to hear you speak about everything I read in your blog. It’s calming and uplifting to hear your voice. You are someone I admire so much! Thank you, D

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Aw, I admire you! I play a very small role in all this. I’m just the scribe. But yeah I’ll post a link fo sho.

  • Jane

    Congratulations Elisa!

  • http://rockymountainghostlywriter.blogspot.com Betty

    If a doomsday follower has quit his/her job, given away all the stuff, Sunday Morning was then a kind of a doomsday…..try to get another job in this economy EEEEK!

    If you have access to Netflix, a DVD worth watching (several episodes) or streaming from internet directly to your TV, computer, iPad, etc. from Netflix: THE PYRAMID CODE

    Meanwhile, the sequel to SAME MOON, SAME SKY is up to Chapter 20…just have to let those characters continue to get into trouble!

    Glad to hear Robert is healing. Love to all, Betty (AKA E.J.Daniel)

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      And the sequel is AMAZING!!!!

  • nikki

    Please keep all those affected by the tornado in Joplin, Missouri in your prayers. Reminds me of Erik’s warning to prepare. Maybe not the end of the world, but strange weather causing massive devastation.

  • amy cavanaugh

    Louise Hays’ Daily Meditation is perfect for Stanley and for all of us:

    http://www.healyourlife.com/meditations/louise-l-hay/2011/05/23/heal-your-life-meditations?utm_id=DMFB

  • Yahaira Florentino

    Uy. I’m susprised that so many people followed that ridiculus Prophecy. That man based his predictions in the Bible, but he forgot one simple thing. The Bible says that the date and day no body knows, “NO BODY, NO EVEN THE ANGELS, NO EVEN THE SON” . Plus the rapture suppose to happen before so the chosen ones dont go through the “tribualtions” that fallows wich is no one day thing, its years. Well im happy to be alive still. Love you all. xoxoxxoo!

  • Stanley

    Hello Nikki,

    I just found out today that I had a member on my site who lived in Joplin Missouri. He was just finally able to get online today to post a short “I survived” message on the board. But no other details. At least he’s ok. I know many were not so lucky. For sure everyone and their family’s are in my prayers.

    -Stanley