My heart breaks for this bereaved mother. How well I know her pain. I hope Erik and Jake can help her find some sliver of peace and joy in the darkness to which she and I have grown accustomed.
Julie’s Question
I lost my son Jake March 27 of this year. I do not know where to start my journey, where to find him and how to find a place in this “new” life for me; open to anyone’s thoughts.
Julie
After a Request for Additional Information
You asked for info: Jake was 23. He was in Guyton, GA. He died at the hospital in Savannah. I am in Windham, ME, and I am 48 years old.
Julie
Channeling Transcript
Me: Okay, Sweetie. This next one if from Julie. She’s 48 years old and lives in Windham, Maine. She lost her—
Erik (interrupting): Julie is cute.
Me: Pardon me?
Jamie: Erik thinks Julie has a cute personality.
Me (laughing): Oh, okay! Anyway, she lost her son, Jake when he was 23 years old. He lived in Guyton, Georgia but died in Savannah. She just doesn’t know where to begin her journey in search of him and needs some direction. Can you help her, Erik?
Jamie: Hit in the head?
Me: I don’t know, maybe. I really don’t know how he died. I know he died in the hospital at Savannah, uh, how is he doing? Is he okay now?
Jamie: Erik is just showing me impact to the head on the left lower side. I don’t know why that, um, but—
Erik: Jake has healed WONDERFULLY. He’s with his spiritual family. There are three things he wants his mom to do.
(pause)
Erik (laughing): Jake is VERY organized! So the first is, whenever his mom feels like grieving over him and missing him, she needs to force a smile on her face—
Me: Okay.
Erik: —and pretend that she’s happy for the new life that he has, because in that practice of pretending, she’ll trigger herself to turn grief into joy.
Me: Okay. Fake it til you make it, huh?
Erik: The second is to acknowledge whenever she thinks about him, it’s because he’s standing around her. It’s not just her going through a heartache of memory. Jake is just force triggering memories cuz his soul is next to hers and the energies being close to each other can trigger emotions.
Me: Okay. It sounds like he’s there with you, Erik. Is he?
Erik: Oh yeah, of course.
Me: Gotcha.
Erik: He’s wearing jeans and like a designer t-shirt. He’s calling it a designer t-shirt.
Me: Okay.
Erik: It doesn’t have a collar on it or anything so I’d call it a t-shirt, but it’s nice looking. Hair cut short, military like. Oh, and the third things, he says, is when his mom gets an impression, he wants her to write it down on paper.
(pause)
Me: Eventually, he’ll come to her in dreams, I guess? Or will he manifest himself in ways that give her comfort?
Erik: Absofuckinlutely. Total manifestation. But he needs his Mom to be in the right frame of mind, to get her energy frequency a little higher. So that’s why he’s asking her to do some of these technical things.
Me: So are you saying you have to match the energy levels? When we grieve, our energy is so dense, it must be hard to get through.
Erik and Jake both say “Yes” simultaneously.
Erik: You know, you all are like at summer camp. Jake and me are home, the real home. It’s weird to watch people grieve on the earthly plane, because we’re not really dead. No one dies. We just went home a little earlier, you know? Oh, I forgot to tell you; Jake likes to sing, and he’s writing a song for his mom.
Me: Awwww, that’s so sweet!
Erik: Yeah, he’s gotta good voice, a good singing voice.
Me: Hopefully better than our voices, huh, Erik?
Erik: Yeah, right!
Me: Okay, wonderful! Let’s go to the next one. I feel like we’re going to help so many people; this is so awesome, Erik.
I hope Julie hears Jake’s song one day soon. And I hope she feels the love pouring out to her both from Heaven and from all of us. You are loved, Julie, and so is Jake. He has never really left you and never will.
