Before we go on to this Erik Encounter, I want to share an event channeler, Kim O’Neill, is having in Austin. Kim was the first channeler for Channeling Erik. She’s great, but I switched to Jamie because she couldn’t accommodate weekly sessions as she was pretty booked up. Plus, although not unreasonably priced considering her gift, I couldn’t afford it 4 times a month. Jamie was not known very well, and her prices were dirt cheap. Anyhoo, here’s the information. She’s an awesome speaker.

In-Person Full Day Workshop sponsored by Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E. Center
~The Way of Knowingness~
Austin, TX
July 11, 2015

Click HERE for more information.

Okay, here’s Erik’s punk. I love it when the skeptics get gobsmacked.

I’m a nanny for my 2 nephews and my cousin’s two kids. It can get stressful all by myself with 4 boys, but Erik will be there to help with my stress by pulling a prank or having a butterfly or bird flutter in front of the window. My boyfriend doesn’t believe in anything paranormal or in psychic abilities, but he supports and respects my views and what I do as a medium. He came to pick me up from work, and I had a headache from running after the kids and my energy was drained. I had a reading to do in a hour, so I was trying to raise my vibrations by thinking of positive things instead of the stresses from the day. Erik came into my head and said, “Smile for me. I love it when you smile.” I said to him, “I’m working on it. Give me a reason to smile then.” As my boyfriend was about to turn out of the neighborhood, the windshield wipers turned on by themselves. My boyfriend hit the breaks and just stared at his steering wheel and the switches around it completely dumbfounded. I started to laugh hysterically because I knew it was Erik, and my boyfriend’s confusion on his face was priceless. He tried to find a reason for the windshield wipers turning on because his hands were nowhere near the switch. He said, “that’s strange. I need to get my van fixed.” He started to drive again when they turned on by themselves again, and my boyfriend’s continued confusion made me laugh so hard I was crying. I heard Erik say to me, “Good. That’s much better.”