Real or Illusory?

Funny story alert. I was practicing using my dousing rods yesterday, in one case to find Erik. Guess where he was. Yep, on the toilet off my utility room. Then Maria gave it a whirl and guess where she found him. Yep, on the toilet in the powder room. Some things never change, and scatological humor never fails to be a big part of Erik’s repertoire. Sigh.

I’ll be leaving for Iceland very early in the morning and will probably not be able to post. After a few days there, it’s off to the cabin in Norway until the 28th. I’ll try to post when I can. I’m sorry I didn’t have to time to spell check and edit this transcript. You can come find me with your dousing rods and throttle me if you want. Hope you can swim. And steer clear of the moose.

Channeling Transcript

Me: Oh, here’s an interesting one! Since we consider a large part of incarnate life s an illusion, and we know that people who leave the incarnate life go Home and have an afterlife experience based on their beliefs and expectations like Hellfire, brimstone, Purgatory, etc., uh, so we know these are illusions; is Heaven an illusion too? Is it all an illusion? Is everything an illusion? Erik says he makes anything he wants: pizza, flat screen TVs, whatever. Is all that just another form of illusion like on the earthly plane? Ugh, I’m going around in circles. Sorry. Just, um, is everything in creation and illusion?

Erik (laughing): No, not everything can be an illusion. You have to have a home base. Gotta have the real to balance the illusion.

Me: Okay. So Heaven is not an illusion, but we create illusions or illusory elements within it like pizza?

Erik: Everything is real in Heaven. Like the people who create this image of Hell for themselves—there is no Hell per se, but they will be able to create the fire and brimstone they talk about in religions. But the Hell is a personal one for them. It isn’t the one where judgments and damnations are passed. The only illusions are on the earthly plane.

Me: Hmm. I barely get that, but let’s go on. How are suicide victims treated when they cross over? Wow, I’m almost to the end of my list! Can you believe that? Then we can start channeling celebrities!

 Erik: How are suicides treated? Haven’t we done this before, Mom?

Me: Oh, yeah. You’re right. I guess I just forgot to cross it off the list. My bad.

(Pause)

Me: Okay, I read somewhere that there really is no “God Particle,” and we need to stop trying to find the smallest unit. Instead, we need to see that there is a pattern of infinite division—infinitely large and infinitely small. Most of reality is space. Matter doesn’t define space; space defines matter. Is that true?

Erik: Absolutely. Right on.

Me: Okay. This guy, Nassim Haramein—he is amazing! Jamie, you should watch some of his YouTubes: Sacred Geometry and Unified Fields. He’s hilarious too. Really funny guy. He looks like a surfer dude. Talks like one too. He’s really brilliant

Jamie: What’s his name again?

I spell it out for her.

Me: He’s very controversial. He even was stricken from Wikipedia, I guess because he didn’t really have a formal education. He lived and studied in his van for a long time. But he’s been breaking down these so called truths of physics that have been etched in stone forever, making people actually think, and, uh, I just think he’s great. He reminds me of Galileo, the way he’s ridiculed and stuff. He’s he the real deal? I think he’s really on to something.

Erik: He IS on to something, and it would be great if somebody who was more knowledgeable in the technical standards kinda took him under his or her wing. He needs to pair up with someone who can fill in what few gaps he has, then together they can really open up new frontiers and take down the old guard.

Me: Yeah! Well, I think there is some lady that he’s been working with. I can’t remember her name, but…

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Now for a bit of exciting news! Jamie and Erik are going to be on The Sheila Show on the 27th of this month. Mark your calendars! The details are below. I’ll send you all reminders (if I remember.)

As soon as the interview was booked, Erik began his pranks. He used my phone to call The Sheila Show, then hang up, over and over. First of all, I haven’t called since my interview. Plus, I checked my call log on the computer and found zip. No records of any outgoing calls to her! Erik! Jamie had to fuss at him a bit and he’s been warned to keep his language clean. After all, this is a national prime time radio show! Here’s the info:

Wednesday, July 27, 2011, 5:02 p.m. Pacific Time

http://instantteleseminar.com/?eventID=21065592

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Last but not least, one of our principle missions is to raise suicide awareness. If you know someone who is considering suicide or if you struggle with suicidal ideation, download Betty and Erik’s book, Same Moon, Same Sky. In this book, Erik does a great job explaining why suicide is not a viable option. Betty so graciously (and stubbornly) lists me as a co-author, but I had very little to do with it, other than giving birth to the real co-author, Erik. Here’s a blurb about it.

“For anyone thinking about suicide or who knows someone who is, this is the novel to read. Same Moon, Same Sky is a fictionalized version of Erik, a young man who made that fatal choice. While this is a sad topic, it’s not a story which is preachy or maudlin. Rather, it’s a book filled with humor. Erik was and is a funny young man who enjoys playing pranks. If you don’t love and identify with the characters, we’ll be really surprised especially since Erik helped us write the novel from the Other Side. Maybe you’ll find that hard to believe, but Erik was with us every step of the way aiding his Mother, co-author: Elisa Medhus, M.D., and me to communicate wisdom he’s learned since he passed on.”

LOVE YOU ALL!!! (Wow, I feel my heart chakra opening up. I bet you can hear those rusty hinges creaking all the way over there! Damn love is a beautiful thing.)

 

 

 

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