I really enjoy watching Erik wield his newfound wisdom to help others. I have my next channeling session in a couple of days and already have several Ask Erik submissions, along with my own personal questions. Here’s the last one from a woman living across the pond.

Irene’s question:

Hello Erik:

I would like to know what questions I should be asking in my life. Do you have any insight on this?

My question is purely about what questions I should be asking in my life (of myself, of other people, of my life itself etc). It doesn’t really have anything to do with anyone else, living or dead.

I am 32, live in London in the UK and my surname is Finlay.

The exact question is “What questions should I be asking?”.

I understand if that is too strange a question, but I can’t think of any way to express it.

Many thanks.

Irène

Transcript from channeling session:

Me: Irene from London, in her early thirties, wants to know what kind of questions should she be asking in her life?

Erik: Irene needs to ask about her life’s work, her health and where would be the best place for her to live. Her life is in transition right now. It’s like she’s in an elevator stuck between floors. Like she’s already left the life she was living, and she realizes she’s in transition and moving forward but she doesn’t know to where or to what. What should she be focusing on? What should her spiritual to-do list be? How should she put one foot in front of the other? The best thing she can do beside have someone conduct a channeling session for her is to channel for herself. She is totally capably of this. Her guardian angels, because she’s in transition, want her to channel for herself like once a week for an hour. The more she channels, the more experienced she’ll become, and the more confident she’ll be with her information. And they say they have specific information to give her. That’s what she wants. She isn’t the type to like things like, “Oh, you’re going to get a letter.” She’ wants specific instructions, and they have that to give to her. Tell her she’s going to be thrilled with her life. Ask her if she’s ever thought about living in Italy and if she’s ever thought about drawing and painting.

Me: Okay.

Erik: I mean, Mom, they have lots and lots of information to give her. What she needs is a longer session. She needs specific information on a lot of topics: where to live, what life’s work she needs to get into, her future personal life, her health. If she wanted someone to channel this all for her, she’d need a couple of hours, at least. That’s how much information her guides have to give her.

Me: Okay.

Erik: You see, our guides are always around us trying to give us information every single moment, She’s picking up on a lot of it, because she knows she’s in transition; she knows she doesn’t know where she’s going. That’s a very important acknowledgement. It’s like, I know I’ve left where I was, but where the hell am I now? She feels like she’s in Limbo. Actually, Mom, Irene is very wise to understand she’s in transition.

Me: So she’s a pretty highly evolved soul?

Erik: Exactly, Mom.

Irene’s response:

Dear Elisa and Erik,

Thank you for that response. It is indeed very helpful. Interesting too. Many thanks, and sorry for having such an awkward question.

Irène.

Irene hasn’t read the final transcript. We’ll see what she thinks when she does. I look forward to talking to Erik Thursday. I miss him. I really haven’t had any recent visits, which makes me a little sad and forlorn. I plan to ask him, ‘What the heck, boy?? Where you been??” Stay tuned.