These are two short posts, so I thought I’d give you guys a two-fer. Enjoy!
ERIK ON PLEIADIANS
Me: All right. One last question. Can you tell me, Erik, more about the Pleiadians?
Erik: The tall, pink, sexy people?
Me: I don’t know. I guess.
Erik: What do you want to know?
Me: Well, tell me about them. What are they here to do; what kind of people are they? You know, anything you can.
Erik: They’re really trying to help the people on Earth quite a bit and they use a lot of telepathy. They guide a lot of humans on Earth. In fact, there are a lot of reincarnated Pleiadians on Earth now. You can tell them because they have distinguishing features. They have a more oblong face; they have beautiful skin; they tend to have a thinner physique.
Jamie (bursting out in laughter): He just tells me, “Angels on Earth tend to more fat.” He says it just like that (in a nasally voice.)
I giggle.
Jamie: I was like, ‘Where did that come from? Are you having conversations with somebody else?’
Erik: No, I just started thinking about it, because the angels that come to Earth really freak out, because they’re uprooted pretty bad so they tend to self-soothe, and a lot of them do it with food.
Me: Wow!
Erik: You know, it’s just really hard for them to be human.
Me: So, a lot of angels really are fat?
Jamie laughs again, hard.
Jamie: He said, “Yes”!
Me: Oh my god. It’s like Cupid. Little chubby things.
Jamie: Aw, he goes, “Those things are so cute!” He’s pretending to do little tiny bows like arrows, beonnng!
Both of us giggle.
Me: Okay. I remember once you told me I’m from Pleiades.
Erik: Mm hm!
Me: Really?
Erik: Yes.
Me: So, am I here to do something the Pleiadians are here to do?
Erik: Hell, yeah! Full on compassion, man! Like I said—
Jamie: Oh, that’s right! Like he said about you last night (on the radio show), even though you’re like four foot tall.
Me: I’m not! C’mon!
Jamie: I said 5’4’’. How tall are you?
Me: Yeah, 5’4”.
Jamie: Ha!
Erik: But you pack a huge emotional support. You can touch people in ways that, you know, therapists can’t in fucking years! It’s just a talent—a natural talent.
Me: Aw!
Erik: It’s a talent of a Pleiadian.
Jamie (struggling with the word): Is that how you say it?
Me: Yes, but it took me a while to get that right! Is one of the things I’m supposed to do as a Pleiadian doing our work together?
Erik: Yes. That’s one out of a thousand.
Me: Okay. No wonder I’m tired all the time. Well, I guess that’s about all for today. We’ll wrap it up here.
Erik: I think you deserve another coffee.
Me: Yeah, I’m headed for that coffeemaker right now!
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ERIK’S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Me: What source of energy should we be using if the environmentalists are against natural gas, oil and other fossil fuels? I don’t think we’re there with solar energy yet, or wind energy. What should we be using now?
Erik: We gotta be there. Actually, we are there with solar energy, but people don’t wanna spend the fucking money.
Me: Well, it’s expensive!
Erik: That’s kinda stupid.
Me: What, that we don’t wanna spend the money?
Erik: Yeah.
Me: Well, some people don’t have the money. Most people. It takes money to put those photocells up on your roof!
Erik: Yeah, it’s not just the photocells. It’s how they’re turned. The ones that mimic photosynthesis like the leaves, the degrees of how the leaves turn down and how they adjust to the sun—that’s the money, man. You don’t even have to live in a bright place. You just have to have it positioned accurately.
Me: Well, it’ll store the energy in batteries for when it’s not bright, but some people just can’t afford that, Erik!
Erik: Well, you can shit on your own government for that one, because they’re the ones who should be restructuring the communities and the grid system to have natural power and—
Me: They’re too busy giving foreign aid to France and Pakistan and all that!
Erik: Wouldn’t it be great if we just took care of ourselves first?
Me: I know. Exactly. Well, eventually, we’ll tap into this Zero Point Field where there is endless energy. I don’t see that happening anytime soon, will it?
Erik: No.
Me: Are we talking about hundreds and hundreds of years?
Erik: No! Less that that!
Me: Oh good! How long, mas o menos?
Erik: We’ll have the shit figured out probably around the 90-year mark.
Me: Okay. I think they’re already starting to work on it, so that’s good.
Erik: We’re talking about the world, right? Getting the world tapped in?
Me: I don’t know. Let’s talk about the U.S. first. Will it come there quicker and then the rest of the world will learn from us?
Erik: Correctomundo.
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Dear Reader,
The journey on which you’re about to embark will take you through stories that are deeply personal and involves a relationship between a mother and her son.
As a physician raised by two atheists, I had no personal belief system about life after death. In a word, I was a confirmed skeptic. As my journey progressed, my mind opened. It is my sincerest hope that yours will open as well and that you will have a greater understanding of your own life and what’s to come ahead.
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