Yay, I’m off the the Channeling Erik Event in Los Angeles. I can’t wait to introduce my son, Lukas, to everyone. Some might freak out, because he looks a lot like his brother. I did want to take time to post something today for you guys. I’m not sure I’ll be able to tomorrow. It looks like a packed day. 

Join Erik, Jamie and me on Inside Personal Growth with Greg Voisen HERE. You can also access it through Sound Cloud HERE.

Also, I’d like to share this lovely painting by artist, Lauri Majka, HERE. It was inspired by Erik,s book. Read the backstory is HERE. Thanks, Laurie!

Here’s Part Two of yesterday’s topic:

Erik: It’ll be good in the end. I wish we had a United Nations television show and we got to interview everyone associated with the UN and what they stand for and what they’re doing. That way, we can get a really clear view on what individuals, humanitarians, are doing for us as a whole. But we’re not allowed that whole picture view.

Me: No.

Erik: We’re taught that we gotta think, “That guy’s a dick over there because we have to have—”

Jamie bursts out laughing.

Jamie (To Erik): Say it again. You made me laugh. Sorry.

Erik: “That dick over there because we have to have a fall guy. If we don’t have a fall guy, then we can’t consider ourselves good people. All equal? What does that really mean?”

Me: Okay. What about all this stuff going around with terrorism? Iran, ISIS, North Korea. Why are we going through this, and what’s going to happen?

Erik: There are going to be less random bombs and terrorists, and it’s going to turn more toward cyber attacks. There will be remote attacks, which will cause more damage. If you’re asking what will happen like how will we control it—

Me: Yeah. What are we going to do?

Erik: There’s a lot that we can be doing, but we’re not doing it.

Me: For example?

Erik: Snipering.

Me: Oh my gosh! Okay. So we should use force?

Erik: I didn’t say killing.

Me: Just aim for the kneecaps?

Jamie (laughing): Oh god.

Erik: We should be singling out certain individuals and bringing them forward. When we look at terrorists, when we look at groups of people who enjoy creating chaos and harm, if you’re to capture one and feed them healthful food, straighten out their diet, make them have a better life, it’s going to have the same reaction to their terrorist group because you have touched one of their people.

???

Erik: That’s what they’re trained to do. So compassion or not, we’re going to have the same response. Does that make sense?

Me: What response are you talking about? A good response?

Erik: No. No, Mom. Those groups are created to create chaos and destroy. That’s what their belief system is, so if we capture a handful of them line them up and take them out or put them in jail for a lifetime or put them up in the Four Seasons and give them massages every day, we’re going to get the same response from their team.

Me: I got it.

Erik: Even if we have the one at the Four Seasons send them emails and talk to them like, “No, no. It’s okay. They’re good people,” no, we’re going to get the same response because they’re trained that way. Treating the individuals differently isn’t going to heal or mend the situation. You have to look at the overall structures in the countries where they reside. It’s about introducing better education systems, introducing better community support systems and teaching Nonviolent Communication.

Jamie giggles.

Me: Yeah, tell me about it! They should give everybody over there a copy of that book!

Erik: Yes!

Me: A must read for Jihadists. So will it go away?

Erik: No, it’s never going to go away. It’ll get better.

Me: When?

(Long pause)

Jamie: I’m asking him when it’ll get better than what it is now.

Me: Yeah.

Erik: We’re looking at about 5 to 7 years.

Me: Okay. What will make it better?

Erik: Certain UN structures and the way we’re changing structures in other countries, which is ironic because this is what we need in our own country.

Me: That’s true. That’s true. So basically, helping their culture, helping their communities is number one. What about encouraging religious leaders to educate them as to the meaning of, uh, whether the Koran really talks about killing the infidels. What about their religious leaders standing up and trying to change their minds and change their ways?

Erik (Tilting his head from side to side): Religious leaders, huh? That’s what you want? Religious leaders?

Me: Yeah.

Erik (Still tilting his head from side to side): Religious leaders? That’s where you really want to go?

Jamie and I laugh.

Me: Erik! I want all sorts of options, anything that will help. It seems to be such a scary world out there right now. And all of these shootings now. What’s up with that?

Erik: I really wouldn’t go for the religious leaders. We’ll talk about the shootings later. I would go with chaos and conflict resolution leaders. I would go with humanitarians who are interested in everybody’s protection, not just a religious leader that has one viewpoint even if that’s the viewpoint that the entire fucking country believes in. I wouldn’t go for that. So what shootings are you talking about?

Me: The movie shootings for example. We’ve had so many shootings lately—in the last 5 years, say.

Erik: Mom, we’ve always had them. It’s just that the media wants to focus on that crap and put it as a top priority story.

Me: Right, so it’s not more frequent? I thought maybe it had to do with the Shift—the poles shifting making people go whacko.

Erik: No, there’s the same amount of crazy. Same amount of crazy.

Me: Anything else? Any advice you can give us as humanity?

Erik (in a robotic voice): LEARN HOW TO COMMUNICATE.

Me: That is so important.

Erik: Respect and know your needs.

Me: Wise words.

Erik: When you start to respect other people’s things, judgment? You don’t even need that.

Me: No.

Erik: It doesn’t even matter anymore.

Me: If we could just strip ourselves of judgment, gosh, can you imagine what the world would be like? It would be wonderful.

Erik: A bunch of tree huggers!

Jamie laughs.

Me: So basically, we’re in a period of chaos, and we’re going to have to break old structures down and rebuild them into something better, and that will take decades to happen.

Erik: It will happen.

Me: Nothing will be perfect. There will always be some chaos in the world. So that’s basically what you’ve said here?

Erik: Yeah, that’s the beauty of Earth, right? If you want that peace everywhere and la la la la la, just go ahead and wait until you die, you know? Die and check it out. Come over here, and that’s what you’re going to get.

Me: Sounds boring.

Erik: The reason you have things your way is because it creates experiences we can’t have over here.

Me: Right. You have to have that contrast.

Erik: So la-dee-da.

Me: La-dee-da. Now, one more question, and I know this is totally off the subject, but what’s up with male pattern baldness?

Jamie laughs.

Me: I know! I knew you would think that’s crazy, but is there a spiritual reason for it?

Erik: Male pattern baldness? It’s genetic.

Me: I know but all genetic stuff—everything has a spiritual basis.

Erik: If some people are very into their looks, it can be a lesson in not being so egocentric. So you get male pattern baldness so that you have to deal with that. It’s a great conflict that gets you to create a resolution and acceptance of oneself. But most of it is just genetic. Not everyone with male pattern baldness didn’t sign up for this conflict resolution. Some men could care less.

Me: Okay. Anything else about it?

Erik: Gillette razors are better than Schick.

Jamie giggles.

Me: So shave their heads, huh? I think bald looks pretty sexy.

Jamie: I like bald, personally. I like bald with a little bit of facial hair.

Me: Yeah, that looks great!

Erik: Wait until they come out with the genetic shot where it’s like, “Oh, I don’t like my hair anymore,” and you go and get a shot and it changes your DNA and it’s like, plah, you got a full head of hair.

Me: Are they going to have that?

Erik: Yeah.

Me: Wow, awesome. When is that going to happen?

Erik: Give it ten years, and there’s going to be a shot for fucking everything.

Me: Oh wow. Awesome.

Erik: Crazy shit like, “I want my nails to grow strong.” “Oh yeah?” Jamie mimics administering a shot in her arm.

Me: I’m going to be a pincushion! I’ll be a human pincushion, man! So anything you want to say to your viewers before we close off?

Erik: Just how much I love everybody, and thanks so much for coming to the website. Thank you for watching the videos. Thank you for supporting us and the Channeling Erik family. And now, I will go to your house later, and I will prank you.

Me: And you have been doing that for a lot of the viewers. Don’t worry guys. It’s not scary. He’s not going to hover an inch away from your face while you’re sleeping and when you open your eyes yell, “BOO!”

Jamie: Gosh, I don’t like that at all! Mostly it’s stinky.

Me: Yeah, exactly. All right. Bye, Jamie.

Jamie: Bye!

Me: Bye, Erik.

Erik: Bye.

Me: I love you guys.