Mark your calendars, everyone. I’m going to be on a show called Inspired Living with Marc Lainhart and Kimberly Thalken this coming Wednesday the 9th. It airs live from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM CT.  For listening details, click HERE. We have some great Erik stories today, so please enjoy them. As soon as I click “publish,” I’m off with hubby and Bella to the bike trails of Sam Houston National Forest! Hopefully, I’ll come back with no broken bones!

Story #1

I had a pretty vivid dream yesterday early morning. I dreamt that someone I knew had committed suicide (this is not true, thankfully) – strangely, in the dream, even though I associated the suicide event with a specific friend in my life I have not seen in quite a while, I remember thinking to myself (in the dream) why I wasn’t feeling very sad about it all – I don’t remember much about the suicide event itself, but (as often happens), I ended up with sleep paralysis and started to cry out in my sleep because I couldn’t really do much else (My mom had to eventually wake me up because she heard me crying.) I do distinctly remember (during the sleep paralysis event) thinking to myself why the boy standing and/or peering out at me from my closet door wasn’t waking me up….lol (I mean, it wasn’t even scary. I remember just genuinely being confused!) That’s never happened before and I didn’t have the dream again. It could be Erik, it couldn’t. Either way, today I was supposed to be doing something else, but found this page instead. Thank you for your great and valuable work. I followed and read through from the beginning, and can see the growth and wisdom in the channelings, coming through with less filters, if any – truth, stripped down 🙂 thank you again.

Story #2

October is a very difficult Month for me. In fact, I won’t lie, I’ve been having a lot of difficulties on many fronts. But dread the date of Oct 15th because on that day in 1989 I lost my Father, then in 2004, my husband (well, ex-husband, we were divorced for 8 months after 21 years of marriage). My Father always used to have his hands in his pocket and jiggle the change that was held there. Just a habit he had. And my ex-husband would always drop pennies on the floor. I always found pennies everywhere. Also, Penny, my daughter-in-law, is expecting our second grandchild and first girl born into our family at anytime. Anyway, just before the 15th. I began finding pennies in the oddest places, and frequent. It finally made me think when I found one under a lamp, that I had just cleaned a few days prior. The very same day, as I walked around the corner, the hair on every part of my body stood up suddenly, but it wasn’t out of fear, it actually felt good. I’ve never in my life have felt that sensation, almost like a hug. then on the 14th, my husband and I were driving on a rural area when suddenly the most repugnant smell ever came into the car. Of course we both blamed each other but even my husband who is usually guilty said even he couldn’t do that. We lowered the windows and nothing outside made that awful smell. I suddenly laughed to myself and thought (I’ve read all the books including Jamie’s) I think I’ve been getting pranked. I’m curious if this is all in my head or has Erik helped me through. By the way, every time I feel myself getting down, suddenly Channeling Erik blog will pop into my head out of nowhere.

Story #3

I have not had a visit from Erik in a while, which is fine because I know that I can talk to him or call on him for help any time that I want/need to. In fact, I talk to him almost on a daily basis. I enjoy it, and I know he can hear me. So, a couple of days ago I told Erik, “Hey buddy, you can still come by for a visit any time you want to.” Well, this morning when I got out of bed I noticed that my alarm clock was turned about 90 degrees from where it normally sits. I sat there for a moment, “Did I do that? No, why would I turn the clock around where I can’t see it.” Then I thought of Erik. I started a new job yesterday and I’m pretty sure Erik was just saying congrats.

Story #4

I was loading up my car for a romantic weekend getaway. I had forgot to pack my hairdryer, flat iron and some shampoo. I also threw a few other incidentals into a Trader J’s reusable bag. I placed it on the backseat of my car, and after I turned around I heard a noise in the backseat. My TJ’s bag was vibrating. My mouth fell open! I couldn’t stop laughing, because I knew right away it was Erik and another car prank. I even dumped the bag out to prove to myself nothing I had or could see was doing this. I guess Erik was teasing me about my romantic getaway. It was really funny and I think Erik got a kick out of it too. Erik pranks me often, and if I really need him, he does something. I forgot my haircut appointment the other day (which is also a walk in and I usually just do that). After I dropped my son off for college that morning, something told me to go down this road. I thought, “Do I need something at the health food store?” Then I remembered, “Oh, no. I have a haircut appointment!” When I sat down in the chair, all of the sudden I hear AC/DC playing from Pandora on the computer. I thought Erik must have reminded me to drive here. He has used AC/DC before while in the car.

I was very upset about court & my divorce and AC/DC came on the radio (which never does where I live, like ever) and I heard Fight, Fight, Fight, TNT ….So he knows I pay attention when AC/DC is playing around me. I watched the Medhus’s family vacation and Mr. Medhus was playing golf. The next day a small dish in my bathroom was moved from one place to another. I asked my son, “Why was that moved?” He’s like, “Why would I move that?” It dawned on me the night that I watched that video. The dish says Tee Time on it. The latest pranks from Erik was turning on my T.V.. He loves to help and prank. If you want Erik to do it to you, just ask him to let you know if he is around. I talk to him often, and he does show up. Love the unexpected ones! It can really throw you off. He wakes my mind up and makes me laugh! He keeps me in check too. Also, like his mom says, he is never scary at all. Thank you for that Erik! 🙂