Happy Father’s Day to all you dads. What a daunting task to mix manliness and protection with love and nurture. Erik was one of the few that seemed to excel at it. Fathers, I salute you!
Elisa,
Erik had a father as well as mother, didn’t he? What was his father like and where does his energy, like yours, fit into all of this?
http://drmedhus.com Elisa
I’ve written about Rune, Erik’s father, in the blog. He reads every entry every day, so let’s see if he answers your question!
Nancy Antia
Hi Elisa,
When I was mourning so deep a few years ago, I’d devote all night to learn about NDEs and NDERs’ accounts, a passion I had had for two decades which after the loss of my son was all I had to survive. I remember I felt this desperate need to believe there was and afterlife and was seeking for any piece of evidence that would help me believe we really go on living after the so called death. I became interested in three types of NDEs: small children’s NDEs, NDEs as a result of accidents and blind people NDEs. One day I found Bradley’s video. Oh God! I just loved this man. I knew he was telling the truth and it meant so much to me. There are many, many other NDERs who also helped me a great deal and to whom I’ll be forever thankful. All of them are in my heart and thoughts.Brdaley is one of the special ones to me. Now and then I think of him and wonder if I could meet him some day. I don’t know if he’s alive. Hope he is!
http://drmedhus.com Elisa
I agree, Nancy. Evidence from NDErs has always been very comforting to me. Sometimes I wish I had an NDE so I can be with Erik for just a bit.
On October 6, 2009, my 20-year-old son Erik, took his own life. Since that sad and tragic day, an overwhelming sense of grief and despair propelled me into a search for answers. Answers that would provide me and others with comfort and hope. Some of those answers came from the many books I bought, but many came from an unexpected source…Erik, himself. read the story »
WHERE TO START
If you're new to Channeling Erik, I recommend you read the backstory first.
Then, I suggest you start with the very first post. In doing so you can follow my journey just as I did, through the inexplicable, inconceivable, and yet utterly undeniable surprises that I have encountered since my son''s death.