Channeling Erik

May30th

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To Our Men and Women in Uniform

Posted in: Bereaved, Death, Grief, Grieving, Memorial Service

It seems fitting to me that today we must spend time today pouring out our love and prayers to soldiers past and present, on the earthly plane and in spirit. Erik used to love all things military, so I’m sure he’d approve. He’s probably marching with them now.

Erik Saluting

I will be traveling to Los Angeles June 27 and returning July 3rd-ish. If any of you want to get together, email me with your contact information and we’ll do so! I look forward to it very, very much!

Just another reminder: Mark your calendars for my upcoming interview on The Sheila Show Tuesday May 31st at 7:35 P.M. CST. Here is the link for the interview:

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  • lidian

    Elisa, i’m kind of near L.A. What city will you be staying in?
    Lidian

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I’ll be in Topanga where my sister lives. Do you know where that is?

  • Patrick

    The link is there, just invisible; roll the pointer over it and it expands invisibly. Click on and you’ll be taken to the site.

    Today especially, let’s recall the final verse to the Marine Corps Hymn, a direct recognition of our real home in Heaven:

    If The Army and The Navy
    Ever Look on Heaven’s scenes,
    They will see the streets are guarded
    by Unites States Marines!

  • Tom

    I’m in the LA area as well, and I do know where Topanga is…very pretty place. =D

    Tom

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Can y’all email me all your contact info so we can all plan to meet? emedhus@gmail.com

  • mom2bzs

    Talking about the military; I’ve been hearing from my guides for a little while about how I could give reiki to veterans. I’m going to call the vet hospital this week and see how I could do that.

    Once at the reiki circle I go to, 2 vets came who had been stationed in Texas. An older man brought a younger man who had PTSD. He told me the most requested therapy in the vet hospital there was reiki! Is that cool?! I’d love to give back in that way.

    The guy with PTSD said it was the most peace he had had in years; that he was constantly feeling something akin (but much worse) than a “fight or flight” feelings for years and couldn’t sleep at night. To give a vet a moment of peace; that would fill my heart.

    Sherry

  • lidian

    Elisa,
    I’m about an hour east of topanga in pasadena.

    Are you coming east at all? I’m not a good LA freeway driver….

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Gosh I don’t know what plans my sister has. I don’t know my way around any part of California.

  • eupeptic

    Some things I just want to bring up.

    One of the things that Jesus taught was to turn the other cheek rather than react with violence, hate, etc.

    Also, a number of the books I’ve read (“Spirit Teachings” and “More Spirit Teachings” by William Stainton Moses, books 1 and 2 of the “Conversations with God” series by Neal Donald Walsch, “More About Life in the World Unseen” and “Heaven and Earth” by Anthony Borgia) have all had a number of things to say about war. (And I can recommend all of those books for anyone who’s interested in learning more about spirits, the spirit world, life, yourself, and others.)

    Without going into the details provided in those books (which all basically say the same thing but from slightly different perspectives), what is taught in them can quickly be surmised by the following two questions: What does war have more to do with – love or fear? And which of those two do you feel has more to do with highly evolved spirits?

    And all present and future casualties of war (*regardless* of who they fought or are fighting for) can benefit from our love, light, and prayers.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      I say bring our babies home. War has always been the downfall of any civilization.

  • Stanley

    Hello,

    mom2bzs, that’s too cool that you help out at the vet hospital. Having PTSD, I can only imagine having to relive the things vets must see during their tours. I don’t believe in war personally, however I do feel for vets, from anywhere. I wish more PTSD treatments were worked on, both for vets, and non-vets. Hearing you say reki helps and is often requested, I will look into it to try meself. Heck, couldn’t hurt. Again, a touching subject, and thank you for your healing assistance mom2bzs. **hug**

    -Stanley

  • lidian

    are you just coming for a family visit?

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Yes but also meeting with a TV producer.

  • Denise

    ooooh, Elisa, what a tease you are.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      LOL!!

  • Denise

    That’s it? No expansion on the comment?

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Nope. My lips are sealed!

  • Denise

    I see….I have brownies with which to tempt you.

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      You evil beast. I’m yours.

  • Denise

    Still nothing, huh? If I must I will resort to more nefarious methods…www.peterbrooke.com/

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Oh my. You’ve found a chink in my armor. But I’m sworn to secrecy for a while and I don’t want to get my ass whooped.

  • Denise

    Ha! You need say no more.

  • http://Erik Dana

    The killing in war simply makes the enemy an invisible one … not sure where I read this, may be in a Seth channeled book.

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