These next questions are from an Archbishop who I believe is very spiritually enlightened. His mission is to find his two siblings who were given up for adoption right after birth. After reading the information below, please share your ideas on how we can help Archbishop Bruce with his mission. He seems to have tried everything.
After I gave Bruce all of the information Erik provided in my session with Kim on August 12th, it was clear that more information could prove to be valuable for his search, so I asked more questions in my session with Jamie four days later.
Bruce’s Questions
Today, July 10, is my 57th Birthday. Just six months ago, I found out that I have a full blood brother and sister that I never knew I had. My mother was forced to give them up for adoption when they were born. She saw each one at birth, and they were given to the waiting adoption couple. This causes me more pain than you can imagine.
My mother named my brother Stephen. No name was given for my sister as she was removed to quickly. I don’t know if they are alive or dead. I’ve spent money and connections through the Church to locate them and a final dead end was reached which I cannot penetrate. My brother would have been born around summertime, 1956, and my sister around 1958. Are they alive or passed on? They were born in North New Jersey in sight of the statue of liberty.
Second equally important question:
My Grandmother Edith XXXX was died at 92 in Oaklyn, NJ without family. Can Eric find out if she is there, why she chose not to make contact with the family, and why she de-willed everyone by name except me. Was that a message to me? She left all of her estate to a man who was using her and I assumed buried her. She changed her will five days before she died of pancreatic cancer.
+Bruce
Channeling Transcript from the Session with Kim
Me: Okie dokie, Erik. Got one from Bruce, 57 years old, living in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. He just found out that he has a full blood sister and brother he never knew about. He thinks his mother named his brother Stephen, who would be around 54 now. No name was given to the sister, but she’d probably be around 52. Both were born in New Jersey somewhere within sight of the Statue of Liberty.
Erik: Stephen is alive and well. They’re going to connect and have a very good relationship. Stephen and Bruce are SO much alike. It’s like they’re twins! When they get to know each other, they’re going to be totally amazed by the similarities in their lives like when they did this, when they did that…They’re going to be really, really close. Bruce will find his sister, but there’s not going to be much of a connection there. He’ll find her by going onto Facebook and announcing what he’s trying to do.
Me: Oh, okay! Will he find Stephen that way too?
Erik: Yes, that’s how he’s going to find both of them.
Me: Okay, good!
Erik: He’ll find Stephen first, then they’ll find the sister. Neither Stephen nor Bruce will be very close to the sister. You know, we can be related to people but just not be that close, and we can feel we have nothing in common with them.
Me: Oh, sure. Now, his grandmother, Edith died at the age of 92 in Oaklyn, New Jersey. Can you find out if she’s there, Erik? And can you ask her why she chose not to make contact with the family? Bruce also wants to know why she de-willed everyone by name except him. Was that some sort of message for him?
Erik: She had a lot of help changing her will.
Me: Okay.
Erik: By the way, Mom, I know who you have scheduled when we talk, so I can do all the necessary background work and have the answers ready for you.
Me: Aw! How sweet! That’s awesome, Erik!
Erik: Yeah, it’s not like I know everything there is to know in the whole universe.
Me: Oh, yeah, I know.
Erik: Okay. So, I just wanted you to know.
Me: Okay.
Erik: Now, Edith didn’t include Bruce because she forgot about him.
Me: Oh, no! Not sure he’s going to like hearing that!
Erik: She had help from her “paramour.” He wanted to create a will that couldn’t be challenged, so he deliberately sat down to list everyone, and Bruce just got lost in the shuffle. So Edith was not trying to send a message. He just got lost in the shuffle.
Me: Okay.
Erik: In fact, Bruce is the only one who can challenge the will, but there’s no reason to do it now cuz everything is gone. And it was what she wanted. It wasn’t done without her approval.
Channeling Transcript from the Session with Jamie
(I gave Erik and Jamie the exact same identifying questions that I did in my session with Kim four days earlier.)
Erik: Both of ‘em are alive.
Me: What about names? Do you have any names? Does Stephen have a new name, and can you tell us where they are?
Erik: There’s more connection to the brother than the sister.
Jamie: I’m getting that, too. I don’t know why there’s more connection with the brother. And Erik keeps saying Michael.
Me: Okay.
Jamie: And the last name is a hard sound like “K” like Kaymus/Caymus, Kamronz, Cameronz. There’s a nice soft sound at the end, a hard “K” sound at the beginning and either an “M” or “N” somewhere in the middle.
Me: Interesting.
Jamie: Yeah, I guess he would have a totally different name if he was adopted and everything.
Me: Yeah, sure.
Erik: The brother and sister don’t have any record of each other, and they don’t know how to trace it back.
Me: Do they know they’re adopted?
Erik: The brother does, yes, but the sister doesn’t.
Me: Oh!
Erik: They’re adopted by two different families.
Me; Is the brother looking at all?
Erik: The brother kind of looked, but he didn’t give it the good ol’ college try. But with effort, Bruce will be able to find his brother. He could hire a detective, but networking sites like Facebook and MySpace would help.
Jamie: Aren’t there websites like “looking for your siblings?”
Me: Oh, I don’t know!
Jamie: And you can track siblings down by year or state?
Me; Wow! That would be cool.
Jamie: If it doesn’t exist now, Bruce might find a way to create it and get some sponsorship so it’ll be able to sustain itself.
Me: Where do they live?
Erik: The brother still lives in that same area of New Jersey, but the sister has moved farther away.
Me: Okay, thanks Erik. I let Bruce know.
In retrospect, I supposed I could have asked so many questions that might have helped, but I had time constraints and a very long list of other questions. I’m hoping one of you will have helpful advice for Bruce so that he can unite with the rest of his family. I did find it interesting that in both sessions, Erik mentioned the stronger connection with the brother from the very beginning.
