Channeling Erik

April19th

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Nina’s Session with Erik and Jamie

Posted in: After Death Communication, Afterlife, Channeling, Crossing over, Death, Guardian Angel, Heaven, Jamie Butler, Messages from the dead, Psychic medium

Nina invited Erik to another one of her channeling sessions with Jamie, and wanted me to share the transcript. I find the bond between Erik and Nina very heartwarming and what Erik had to share with her is so aligned with everything he’s told me, too. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did!

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About a month ago I had a channeling session with Jamie again. Of course as always “yours truly” came through! Erik always has great advice, and is so insightful. He will answer all sorts of questions for you. He’s so helpful.

In this session he talks about a new blog I just started and how to make it personal so my readers will relate to what I’m going through. He told me to be honest about my feelings because people tend to suppress them.

Also, he doesn’t want us to put him on a pedestal because he’s not better than anyone else. I feel that’s important for us all to understand because he’s learning along with us.

Enjoy the transcription everyone!

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Erik: Your blog is pretty much a daily journal and if you can make it more personalized as well as informative. So you’re talking about whatever you want but at the end give an example in your life or “tag” you into it.

Me: Ok. Yeah, that’s good.

Erik: Cause this does a few things: It’s a journal for you but it creates a trust and an honesty. You trust that you’re putting yourself out there, making yourself vulnerable and it’s only going to make you stronger. And you’re learning how to be honest.

Me: Ok.

Erik: Because sometimes, you know, your face is saying to people, “Yeah everything’s fine. It’s good.”

Me: But it’s not always.

Erik: Yeah, that’s not really the case, so learn what the term “honesty” is because sometimes you just skim off the top.

Me: Yeah I don’t want people to see what’s bubbling down underneath cause it’s depressing, I don’t want to bring people down.

Erik: (Laughs) You don’t, umm, the way that you’ll express yourself when you do it honestly, it won’t be bringing people down. They’ll be able to look at you, at your words really, and see that there’s somebody else in the world who is exactly like them.

Me: Okay.

Erik: Because everybody has that “bubble down” feeling but society says, “that ain’t cool, cover it up.”

Me: Yeah that’s so true

Erik: That’s bullshit. It is! The new people, the type of people that you are and the people that are being born in—everybody from about age 27 and down, have the new spirit, the new energy. And they want to feel what they’re feeling and they want to talk about it. And everybody from like age 30 and up doesn’t know how to talk about it.

Me: Oh. That’s weird. I’m like 30. I guess I caught the boat after all?

(I laugh)

Erik: You’re on the cusp. Be the leader because you’re not going to be depressing. You will be a teacher in it.

Me: Hey Erik what happened to my flight the other day?

Erik: Cancelled.

Me: But did you have anything to do with that because I almost met your mom in Houston while I was stranded there.

Erik: No, I had nothing to do with it.

Me: Really?

Erik: I promise. I’d actually like you to meet my mom.

Me: I would love to meet your mom. She’s such a sweetie.

Erik: She’s pint-sized.

Me: Awww. Oh yeah, she told me to tell you she loves you. I told her we were gonna talk today.

Erik: She’s awesome.

Me: She really is awesome.

Jamie: I hope to meet her in person someday too.

Me: Erik, and everyone there, do you hear the prayers that we send out to you ‘cause at a certain time Elisa and everyone from the Channeling Erik family have been praying for you all. Well, for Erik specifically but I add in my grandparents too.

Erik: Yes.

Me: Does it feel happy?

Erik laughs.

Erik: It feels like being on the floor with dozens of puppies.

Me: Aww! That’s awesome!

Erik: It just kinda creeps up on ya and you feel it everywhere. Kissing and hugging, and little hands.

Me: Ohmigosh, I have to ask you one more thing. What was that dream about last night that you gave me?

Erik: I was crackin’ the whip on ya.

Me: What?? Well you were just acting strange in the dream. You were human again for a day and you were kinda mean. And I was with your family but you were sullen and depressed and well, mean! And we all went to a skating rink together and I kept waiting for my chance to talk to you but you seemed so out of it. So far away.

Erik: I was crackin’ the whip on ya to take away that kind of pedestal place that you’ve put me on.

Me: Ohhhh.

Erik: Everybody has their faults. It’s what I’m telling you about the blog. Everybody has that downside. Everyone has it. And nobody wants to bring it up! Bring it up! You’re gonna teach, show, give a lesson to them and talk about yourself and how you’re learning it.

Me: Okay, you are now formally taken off the pedastal!!!

Erik: Yeehooo!

Me: You have been downgraded, Erik!

Erik: It’s good! I want to be on your level.

I think what Erik is trying to say to us all is that just because someone is famous, whether it be on Earth or in the afterlife, it doesn’t mean that we should put them on a pedestal. One soul is not better than another. We are all equal. Each person’s spiritual journey is important. And if someone happens to become famous on Earth while they’re here we should enjoy their creativity they are sharing with us and we should learn from their experiences, whether they are good or bad. For example, we have all learned a lot from Erik. But we have to keep it in perspective! We’re all equal.

If anyone would like to read my blog the website is: www.thewritingcouple.blogspot.com

I’d love to share with you funny stories about things that have happened to me and that you can relate to. When Erik told me to make it personal, I totally did. I do it in a funny way that will (hopefully) make you feel good, and show you that everyone goes through crazy stuff, including myself (even though I’m a stranger to you.) I want you to walk about from reading each entry laughing and happy. Everyone deserves to be happy.

I’d like to add that if you do decide to do a channeling session with Jamie or any medium, you should really have your questions written and thought out very carefully. Sometimes spirit won’t give you information on subjects that you haven’t fully thought out. They are waiting for you to be intuitive enough to ask certain questions.

Thanks so much for letting me share.

Love ya’ll.

xoxo Nina

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We love you too, Nina! Thanks for sharing this with us!

 

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  • M and M

    Nina and Elisa, thank you both so much for sharing this transcript. I agree that it is so very valuable to share our true, vulnerable, authentic selves with others. The more we each allow ourselves to be who we really are, glorious weaknesses and all, the better off we will treat each other. I had a reading with Jamie a while back where my Grandfather came through and told me that part of my purpose for being here is to “shine a mirror on people”, so people start to understand who they really are and what they are putting out to the world. Instead of hiding behind the veil of the ego. I think anyone who supports themselves or another for being authentic is truly an angel. You cannot change something you don’t own, you have to own it first.

    Elisa- regarding a previous post, the one with the tape of the reading with River Phoenix and Kurt Cobain, I wanted to thank you again for posting that! I just listened to it again as last time my browser only let it play the first few minutes. I found it so fascinating and so enlightening and cannot stop thinking about it. I love how they both shared such great awareness, and how they kept that human perspective (vs. just communicating that everything is wonderful now and all will be well). I love that River said coaching and more teachers when he was young would have helped him, that he needed to be taught how to handle all that came along with being a star. That coming from someone raised in a salt of the earth style is really telling. And how Kurt communicated the need to have received love. and to show people how strong that need was. So powerful and moving. I really liked listening to the taped conversation and was thinking that maybe making a “book on CD” to go along with your books might be nice. These are things that I would love to listen to while driving a car or while out for a hike. They enlist so much thought that an audio option would make a great addition to the book(s). Anyway, thank you for sharing such powerful insight and inspiration. I wish we could all just absorb the insight, as relevant to our growth, from those that pass on. It seems like the message would be so much more powerful and helpful that way.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      OMG, M AND M, WHAT A GREAT IDEA!! Maybe that’s what it should, be–like a Podcast or something. I wonder how people make podcasts? I’m going to look into this!

  • GeorgeN

    Elisa, Pod casts and video blogging are easy to do and relatively inexpensive. You could have a 24/7 streaming Video channel for webcasting a combination of live and pre-recorded programming for about $50 a month.

    Love to all,
    George

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I’ll check into that!

  • Candis

    Elisa, be careful that Courtney Love does not sue you for royalties or whatever it is she is always going after people for!

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Ugh. Don’t you hate it that we have to worry about such pettiness, considering the subject matter?

  • Jane

    Thank you for sharing Nina! That was wonderful. Best of luck to you on your blog.

  • Nina

    Elisa,

    Tom, my husband, mentioned that too. That Courtney Love lady is crrrrrazy. Be careful, doll.

    Love,
    Nina

  • Aether

    I think the podcast is a great idea! I loved listening to it, I think it makes people feel closer and more involved. After listening to the recording I spent the next few hours on you tube watching interviews with them both, mainly to hear Kurt’s voice since Jamie was so shocked by it haha. And River did the same kinda thing with the eyes and looking around and stuff when he was alive, it was fascinating!

    But yes I agree with Candis, beware Courtney!

  • Skoshi

    Mary – Sending your Aunt Eleanor Reiki. Hope she’s better.

  • Skoshi

    Nina, Erik could have written the last sentence of this poem, no?

    End of Days
    by Marge Piercy

    Almost always with cats, the end
    comes creeping over the two of you—
    she stops eating, his back legs
    no longer support him, she leans
    to your hand and purrs but cannot
    rise—sometimes a whimper of pain
    although they are stoic. They see
    death clearly though hooded eyes.

    Then there is the long weepy
    trip to the vet, the carrier no
    longer necessary, the last time
    in your lap. The injection is quick.
    Simply they stop breathing
    in your arms. You bring them
    home to bury in the flower garden,
    planting a bush over a deep grave.

    That is how I would like to cease,
    held in a lover’s arms and quickly
    fading to black like an old-fashioned
    movie embrace. I hate the white
    silent scream of hospitals, the whine
    of pain like air-conditioning’s hum.
    I want to click the off switch.
    And if I can no longer choose

    I want someone who loves me
    there, not a doctor with forty patients
    and his morality to keep me sort
    of, kind of alive or sort of undead.
    Why are we more rational and kinder
    to our pets than to ourselves or our
    parents? Death is not the worst
    thing; denying it can be.

    “End of Days” by Marge Piercy, from The Hunger Moon: New and Selected Poems, 1980 – 2010.

  • Steve

    Podcasts, what a GREAT idea! Elisa, you can totally do that!

    I’m getting the ‘pull’ to do another reading with Jamie this year. It’s time. I just love what comes through. My Grandfather came through last time (he had recently died) and he told me I needed to “settle down” (yes, I do – have been single for quite awhile now). I asked him if he was still Republican and he proudly proclaimed, “I’m Independent!”

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I’ll probably do that once I publish the book, because I really would like to offset some of the expense of these channeling sessions, and from what I understand, Podcasting would be like giving it all away for free. So yeah, I can do it for free and use it as an avenue to sell the book, ebook, whatever. Hate to sound so crass, but these channeling sessions, however wonderful and valuable, aren’t cheap!

  • Stanley

    Hello Nina,

    I love how expressive you are on your blog. And I do understand the feeling of wanting to tell everyone your fine out of fear of bringing them down or making them depressed. I had the same issue. In the end, if your friends are true friends, then they will be with you no matter what your going through. I hope you do choose to be yourself, and if you have a problem, don’t hide it. After all, everyone has problems at some point in their lives. And who knows, perhaps one of your friends might have just gone through it and have advice on how to make it easier on yourself, or perhaps even have a way to fix the problem. Be yourself. :) And thanks for sharing this with Elisa to post, it was a enlightening read. And very true, we are all on the same level, even Erik. Take care Nina.

    -Stanley

  • KateC

    Hey Nina, question. Are you on twitter?

  • nina

    Hi KateC,

    I made a twitter acct a while back and haven’t checked it in a long time! Maybe I should revisit it…
    Nina

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