Channeling Erik

April4th

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Kaziah

Posted in: Channeling

I won’t lie, today’s been tough. Maybe it’s a rainy Monday thing. Been a long time since I actually felt the physical pain, the heartache that grief sometimes brings, but today, while grocery shopping, I felt is down to the very marrow of my bones. Deep, penetrating, and merciless.

Death is a funny thing. For some, it’s an angel of mercy. For others, it’s a cruel and selfish monster who plunges a dagger into the hearts of mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, friends, and lovers, then twists it over and over again until a piece of their heart is carved away forever. Night before last, I had a dream that Death came to visit me, dagger in hand. I can’t really recall the visage, just that the image was dark and menacing and that I knew it was He who ripped my boy from my arms. In the dream, I stood up in my bed, filled with an anger so great, I felt like I might explode. I shook my fist in his face and said, “What more can you do to me? You’re an impotent fucker now, because your dagger is no more than a flimsy paper sword. You’ve taken away my child and broken my heart, so I have nothing else left for you to wound. You’re a powerless asshole, now, aren’t you!? Ha!”

Sigh. On another note, I would like you all to watch this touching video blog member, Dan, sent me. It reignited my hope. As I watched, my right leg tingled intensely, and I heard Erik’s voice in my head say, “That lady’s a tough ol’ bird like you, Mom.” Got me to thinking we should invite her to join our commune. Iola, that means we’ll have to order an extra cabana boy. Thank you, Dan, for sharing this lovely, inspiring video. Enjoy, everyone.

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  • iola

    I dont know what moves me more…your heartfelt words, or this beautiful lady. I am crying as I write this. Both are so beautiful, I am crying. We definitely need to reach out to her with a come join us and a hug. And here is a hug for you..I have been just where you are, and feel like a large part of me is missing. And there is no filling it back up, and nothing anyone can do to harm us deeper. So does that make us dangerous? I fear no one and nothing any longer..and when mr reaper comes to my door, I am breaking out the party hats…because I am going home..to my sweet Drew.
    Sending you a hug this moment…you are the special mom in my life, the one who knows, the one who inspires my hope, and fuels my smiles. I love you, Elisa. And I love your beautiful son,
    you are a light shining brightly. hugs, my dear friend. xoxoxoxoxoxoxo

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      My sentiments exactly Iola. I love you and Drew to pieces too, Sweet Iola. If you bring the party hats, I’ll bring the champagne and tanning oil (wink)

  • iola

    Got the party hats, beach towels, and a hearty laugh!

  • Be Free My Angel

    Kaziah is one great lady. I love watching her get into her painting how she is talking to the soldiers and to the parents…it’s as if she is channeling. Who cares were it comes from right, she is feeling the link and it is just pulsing right through her. Thank you for sharing, I posted it on my fb to share with more :)

    Hugs Elisa, big warm long meaningful hug, I hope you have had one lately a good honest loving hug. I wish I were there to give you one right now. ♥♥♥

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      (smile)

  • Paul Conklin

    Dear Elisa and Friends,

    Kaziah is showing through her actions that love is the most important quality in the world. Just as truth is dead and crystallized when it is found on the pages of a book, so likewise is love dead when it is nothing more than a recitation of an empty creed.

    “Devote your life to proving that love is the greatest thing in the world. It is the love of God that impels men to seek salvation. Love is the ancestor of all spiritual goodness, the essence of the true and the beautiful.”
    ~ The Urantia Book 192:2.1

    Love,
    Paul

  • nikki

    It must be something in the air. And to think I emailed you Elisa because I was feeling low. Hugs to you. Or maybe just one big Group hug.

    Kaziah is amazing. BFMA, I thought the same thing, she channels thru her painting. They are indeed her sons spiritually. I also thought, wow, how lucky those animals are. I bet she loves them to pieces as well.

    I envy that Kaziah and Elisa have such a purpose to their life. I will get there, it is just gonna take a lot of work. I always thought it was to be a mom. I was and I still am one, the loss of one child does not take that away, as a matter of fact it probably gives me additional mothering duties. But there is more…and I will find it.

    I need a skinny vanilla latte (sugar, caffeine the works)

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Yes, Nikki, the umbilical cord never breaks, Might stretch a bit but…

  • http://channelingerik Pat

    It is amazing to me the way in which people express their spiritual mission. Kaziah said a wonderful thing at the end. She said that she couldn’t paint anything that would mean more than what she paints for these fallen soldiers.

    What a special insight into others’ suffering…very inspirational.

    Thanks Dan and Elisa for sharing this with us and reminding us of what others are doing to share our humanity in simple, special ways.

  • Elizabeth M

    Sending you love. Sorry to hear you’re feeling the grief so intensely today. Very powerful visual in your dream; an in-your-face confrontation of how it is –feeling the grief, but slaying the fear.

    Also, Lovely piece about the artist. Very inspirational — yup, I’m crying too.

  • Donna

    Dearest Elisa,
    I only read 2 lines of your first post and had to respond. On these occasions when you let us peek into your grief I think as a mother about how I’d feel and I want to cry. You are doing so much for all of us and teaching/learning yet as a mother you stop and reality hits. Regardless of the connections you get with Erik, you are here without him physically. I just can’t even imagine because it is painful to think about if I try to put myself in your shoes, but I know it’s got to be a million times more painful for you living this. I wish I could give you a great big hug and tell you I’m so sorry for your loss. You have done something so amazing by letting us in and showing us life doesn’t really end. I feel privileged to be in your life. Love and hugs to you and thank you for all you are doing. God bless, Donna

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Love you, Sweet Donna. I hope you never have to go through such loss, but if you do, I hope you’re surrounding by friends as wonderful as you.

  • Lisa Potter

    I love the poetry you put to pain, dear Elisa. Thank you.
    That was beautiful, made me bawl. I’ve read about Kazia, what a beautiful woman with a huge heart. Like our Elisa.

  • Skoshi

    If it’s true that processing a hard emotional blow is akin to the stomach trying to digest a big bite of unchewed steak, then losing a child has to be like having to digest a large steak smothered in a rich cream sauce that was swallowed whole. Does the pain ever get better?

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Yeah, but it doesn’t taste nearly as good. The pain does get better, thanks to friends, family and the knowledge that we’ll all be together eventually.

  • Tracy Lamont

    Oh my, what an amazing lady. The tears are coming now. You can tell she chose this mission before she came to Earth. Some people just know what they are meant to do in life and some of us just muddle through.
    Sorry you’re feeling low, darling Elisa. In the words of Chris Martin, ‘tears come streaming down your face, when you lose something you can’t replace’, and ‘I will try to fix you’. His voice grows on ya, I promise! …………. oh, and all the audience singing at the end of the first song?…..that’s us, your CE family singing to you. Much love X

    Now, the second one, Elisa, is the song that was playing on the radio on the day that I followed the van with ‘Erik’ on the back of it and saw the rainbow, do you remember? Well I never saw this video before and when I watched it for the first time, I realized why Erik played it. Adam was a passenger in a car and he was thrown through the windshield, (I was only recently told this cos I couldn’t handled details for a long time), and Duncan, I am sure, feels really bad about this still, even though he lost his own life.
    One more thing, I’m seeing a bit of Erik in Chris Martin. You’re his mama and will probably disagree, but for me, it’s your boy Erik getting his message across to us all.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI-o25K6B-E&feature=related

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqWLpTKBFcU&feature=relmfu

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      How perfect these two songs are, Tracy. And of course I remember the entire story about Adam and Duncan, and when Duncan came forward in the session, what a shy boy he was. The song is so fitting for Erik’s message to you. Until I watched the video, I had no idea what it was about. It must have been jaw-dropping for you. I’m so sorry. It’s so hard for a mother to know her child died in a traumatic way. Thank God both our boys didn’t feel a thing.

      I DO see Erik a bit in Chris Martin. Especially the first video!

  • Tracy Lamont

    This one says it all.
    Love and ((((HUGS)))) to all the bloggies,
    XXXXXX

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHlvNJUtC7I&feature=related

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      That’s Michael Jackson’s favorite song!!

  • KateC

    Nothing to say…just wanted you to feel the love.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I do. Hope you feel it back, Sweetness.

  • Tracy Lamont

    At the time Erik sent me that message along with the song I knew only the vagueist of details re the accident, but Erik knew those details and it’s his confirmation to me that ithe message really was coming from him. And I never saw that video before today so I had no idea, either, what it was about. I think Erik understands that I will always question every bit of afterlife evidence that I receive, so he’s always one step ahead. He is so amazing and I’m honoured he would take ‘time’ out to do that for me on behalf of Adam

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      That’s awesome. What confirmation!

  • Kay

    Hi Elisa
    I just had to post a comment…my first.Thankyou so much for sharing with us all that you have.I lost my 23 year old son last year very traumatically in a car accident.The words you wrote yesterday rang so true to me….I felt your pain… just identical.We will never be the same people.Our boys will live on in our battered hearts until we join them again.Kaziah is such an amazing lady,no words could describe or praise this lady enough.Tears stream down my face to think how much love for humanity she has and how those parent feel when they first see their sons portraits.Just amazing .Thankyou and I send my love to you and all your followers.xox

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Aw, Kay, I can immediately tell you are a woman who loves. You connect. You feel. What courage. I am so glad you’re part of the family now. Love to you, too!