Channeling Erik

November11th

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Happy 11/11/11 everyone! At 11:11 AM and 11: PM, send love and gratitude to all of your angels, guides, and everyone with whom you’ve crossed paths with in a meaningful way, both living and deceased. Now, here’s the channeling from the end of our June 17, 2011 session

Me: So, Erik, I miss you so, so much.

Erik: I miss you too! Not as much as I did maybe about two weeks ago, because we’ve really been tied at the hip lately.

Me: Yeah, I know. It’s been awesome talking together when I go on my walks in the woods. And I really enjoy you bringing Andy along on those walks too, sometimes.

Erik: No kidding! You’d get lost without him. He’s helpful.

Me: Yeah, and Jillian. I know you bring her along usually. She’s so sweet. You don’t get as hot as I do on those walks, lucky you.

Erik: Well, if you remember, I wasn’t all that big into hanging out in nature when it’s hot. Not a big fan of 100 plus temperatures.

Me: I know! Now you can tolerate it, though!

Erik: Sure. Plus and because I don’t have to get tired either.

(I know, the grammar is iffy, but I type whatever comes out of his mouth!)

Me: That’s true! Dang. So, what have you been doing, Sweetie? Bring me up to date on your life before we close!

Erik (in a sing song voice): Up to date on my life.

Me: Yeah.

Erik: I’m working intimately with so many people to make sure that we get the ducks in a row for our next big push, and I’m quietly trying to push you.

Me: Me? What do you mean?

Erik: On this book. This book with the celebrities is going to help you put yourself out there.

Me: Ugh. I don’t really want to be “out there.”

Erik (ignoring me): And by then, a TV show, which will already be growing, will feel more powerful with the launch of the book.

Me: Okay.

Erik: So those go hand in hand. Really, that’s been my effort and my business so far.

Me: Yeah, but my grief holds me back, and sometimes I don’t really feel like doing much of anything. I like posting on the blog, because it’s like another conversation or connection with you, but it’s hard to do more than that like organizing and writing for a book. I just don’t have it in me yet.

Erik: Just put out a little at a time, Mom. Don’t do like you usually do and feel like you gotta get it all done yesterday and make it perfect.

Me: Well, I figure if I don’t do anything else at all and this doesn’t grow beyond our blog, it won’t mean the end of the world. I feel like you’re helping a lot of people and even just helping one person makes it worthwhile.

Erik: Yeah, but trust me, it’ll reach a tipping point way beyond the blog.

Me: Whatever the universe rolls out, I’ll accept. So, Erik, is this all part of Jamie’s spiritual contract too? Does she play a part in this spiritual mission we’re on?

Erik (with a mischievous grin): Maybe.

Me (to Jamie): Oh, he’s just teasing with you! Of course you do!

Erik: If she behaves!

Me: Oh boy!

Jamie (laughing): He showed up in one of the readings with another Eric who had passed away.

Me: Oh, yeah. I know who you’re talking about. His name is spelled with a “c”.

Jamie: Oh. My. God. They were so freaking funny together! It was crazy! It seemed like they had known each other forever!

Me: Oh my gosh!

Jamie: And so they started teasing me, and I was like, ‘Erik, if I could come over there, I’m just gonna punch you in the arm! Stop it!’

I laugh.

Jamie (giggling): And he would just fall over laughing.

Me: That little rascal!

Jamie and I chuckle.

Me: So, Erik, who are your best friends over there, besides Jillian of course.

Jamie listens, then laughs.

Jamie: Aw, you’re busted! He said, “My sweetie.”

Erik: Oh, I have so many other people that I hang out with to have fun. Eric is one of them. This guy named Luis, I hang with him. And because I travel around so much, I get to meet people. It’s so nice, because age is not—it doesn’t mean anything.

Me: Yeah, of course not!

Erik: That’s what makes it so awesome.

Me: Aw! What about Adam?

Erik: Yep, I hang out with him a lot.

Me: Dean?

Erik: Sure! I hang with a lot of the blog members’ family and friends who are over here already.

Me: And Andy of course. Y’all pal around and concoct all sorts of smells.

Erik laughs in agreement.

Erik: Plus, remember I visit a lot of the blog members too.

Me: And they love it, Sweetie. Well, I guess I’ll let you go, since we’re about out of time. Come visit me! Well, we’ll visit each other on the walks, but come prank me sometimes!

Erik: What? You still like that?

Me: I love it! It’s just so tangible. Beccause when I hear you in my mind, I’m always wondering, ‘Hmm, is this me or is it really him?’

Erik: Do me a favor. For one day—I know it’s just one day—but for that whole day, never second guess yourself.

Me: Okay. I’ll try.

Erik: Just for one day. And if, at the end of that day, you loved it, let’s keep it up. If you were like, “That was weird,” then fine, I’ll find other ways to get the words into your head.

Me: Okay.

Erik: But c’mon! This is so much easier!

Me: I know. You’re right. All right, Baby, I love you.

Erik: Me too. Bye, Mom.

Me: Bye.

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  • Anonymous

    Aw, what a precious conversation between mother and son, it’s often hard to remember that he’s in spirit, you’re very blessed to have this connection Elisa. I’m sure you may question that, but all things considered you are.. Could you ask Erik one day if he has met Zoe, I’ve asked her to look out for Erik, I think they’d hit it off a treat! Sending you huge hugs full of appreciation and love xxx

    • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

      Will do!

      • http://profiles.google.com/ashley.k.kleffer Ashley Kleffer

        Erik should look up my friend Sean – I think they’d get along well :) He’s been on the other side just a bit longer than Erik, I think. Also suicide.

      • Anonymous

        BIG thanks xox

  • Tracy Lamont

    Thank you, Elisa… That means so much to me. I find it easier to connect with Erik than Adam and I talk myself out of believing Adam is there anymore. I constantly need reassurance….

    Oh, we feeble-minded humans. Adam must get so infuriated with me sometimes!

    I really appreciate your support and that of several other bloggies and, of course, the constant support I get from Erik..

    Love y’all!!!

    The closet Texan!!

  • Sumeetparul

    I find your blog so heart warming . If possible please can Erik say Hi to my nephew Prashant. He passed away tragically by an accident. I hope he’s ok.

    Many thanks again.

    • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

      Oh, I’m so sorry, Sumeetparul. I’ll ask Erik to befriend him and teach him how to visit or communicate with family members. Love, Elisa

      • Sumeetparul

        Thank you. He was an only child so the pain is never ending .

        Many thanks

      • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

        When did he die? Have you spoken to him through a medium? Have you considered IADC? That would be immensely healing

      • Sumeetparul

        He died from an accident on the 5th of Sept. Unfortunately there are no mediums that i know ofhere where I live. I have no idea about IADC. Could you kindly explain.

        Regards

      • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

        I posted about it just for you! And you don’t have to have a medium where you are. I call Jamie on the phone. It works great. If you use her or someone else, ask Erik to come to the session and help.

      • Sumeetparul

        Dear Elisa,

        Thank you very much for your videos and your explanation . It is so very kind of you to reply to me and help me. Hope Prashant meets Erik. . He was a little older than Erik. To his parents the grief and pain is just so much . Everyone lived him dearly and he was a lively boy.

        Thank you very much.

        Please send my best to Erik also.
        Regards

    • Patrick

      Prashant is more than OK. Erik can – and very likely will – visit with him and you, Sumeetparul, can also speak to your nephew directly. Prashant will hear and see everything you say. Just call his name and ask him to come see you as you speak to him. Listen hard and then you will hear him, if not the first time, concentrate. Then you will.

      By the way I hope you like pranks.

      • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

        Yes, it takes a lot of practice, perseverance and faith! But they always come thru!

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    Yes, Erik has talked about that! We are all incarnated all over the place in different times, different places. There’s probably another Emmy (different name) living, say, in France in the 1200s, which is happening now since there is no time. Past, present and future are all happening simultaneously, and there’s always the higher self (or a portion of it) where Erik is now. Mind blowing, huh?

  • Carol (Chris’ Mom)

    Good to hear this exchange…I always wonder what our kids are doing over there. Chris made a visit to Danica, his youngest sister. When she said how much she misses going to the beach with him he responded with, “I LIVE at the beach now!”. While you and Erik are out doing forest walks in 100+ weather my son is still hanging out at the beach…maybe bodysurfing with a few dolphins.

    I miss you Elisa!

    • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

      Miss you too, but one day we’ll hang out, if not in this dimension, then in the next!

  • Priscilla Hotzman

    Even though feelings can be overwhelming, small actions can really add up to help us achieve our life goals. You are a stronger person than many people out there. You deserve so much credit for all of your efforts in trying to move forward. Balancing life goals, and the terrible loss of your beautiful son is such a challenge in itself. I’ve been following this site for a while, and appreciate all of the blogs! Most people don’t know much about “the other realm”, and the smallest amount of information can help a person broaden their perspective. Thanks Ms. Elisa!

    • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

      Glad you’re part of the family Priscilla!

  • Sunubia

    Love to you and Erik x

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    Hello sweet Kathleen! Glad your part of the family!

  • Mary

    That was so very sweet! Thanks for sharing your wonderful relationship with your son.

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    KateB please reach out to us when you start to feel overwhelmed. We’re here for each other as a loving resource.

  • Iolamary

    I am here too kate. know the landscape, so to speak. Dont feel like you are alone with the crushing pain….we are all here for you. email me if you want my number. sending you love and lots of hugs. iolamary@yahoo.com

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    Pipnimble, tell us more about yourself? It sounds like you have some gifts? Do you channel, too? Tell me about that connection with Andy. As far as I know, his dad is still alive. Iola, can you answer this for us?

    As far as your writing goes, keep following us; surely there’ll be plenty of opportunities.

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    Hi Ashley. If you keep reading you’ll find that discarnate spirits don’t harbor resentments. They see us for who and what we truly are and I KNOW your grandmother understands that the love you have for her is what made visits difficult. It’s okay that you wanted to remember her when she was full of life and vigor. Erik also talks about Alzheimer’s patients not totally being in the body. Often, much of their spirit is going back and forth to the afterlife. So visiting her while severely demented would have just been like visiting an almost empty body. We don’t pay our respects to a suit of clothes. We pay our respects to the soul, the essence of the person. Would you like me to ask Erik to facilitate a visit from your grandmother?