I have some good news about the tour. We will be changing from Austin to Houston, and the dates will be 1/20-1/22/17. We hope to host the event in Erik’s childhood home where we now live. Aside from the Kim’s channeling, we’ll make a pilgrimage to Erik’s gravesite, capture his orb in his bedroom and perhaps play with the eBoard to connect with our loved ones and guides. I think doing all of these things will remind everyone that he is a son and a brother and that there wasa  time when he was human. 

Other news, the tour will go on to Columbus, OH the weekend of 2/18, then to Edinburgh, Scotland the weekend of 4/14 and finally to Brisbane, Australia the weekend of 5/19. Please click HERE to reserve your spot!

Also, check out this short video clip of the Sedona event. Many of you will recognize yourselves! Click HERE.

Last announcement (I promise.): Tomorrow at 7 PM CT is Erik’s Hour of Enlightenment radio show. Call 619-639-4606 15 minutes prior to talk to Erik. http://goo.gl/aFHTzJ

Now for today’s post on a subject I only recently read about. 

We start with our usually hello’s and I love you’s.

Me: A lot of people have asked me about the “Mandela Effect.” Here’s what this blog member writes. “It’s very interesting, especially when I remember Billy Graham’s passing—and apparently a lot of people do—but he’s still alive. I also remember the Berenstein Bears, this children’s book, being spelled Berenstein, not Berenstain although there are pictures of both.” I’ve also seen that on Google. “To me, it’s always been “Mirror, mirror on the wall,” not “Magic mirror on the wall.” But she’s seen it both ways. It’s just so weird. What’s going on? Are there two different realities or something?

Kim: That’s what he’s showing me. He’s showing me two different realities colliding, like two different awarenesses colliding.

Erik: Mom, it’s pretty simple. A certain group of people have a reality, remembering it this way and another group of people remembering it that way. Those are colliding and intertwining.

Kim: He’s kind of laughing with compassion.

Erik: It’s unfortunate because this confuses and in a sense, makes them feel like of what they thought was their memory. Now they go back and say, “Wait a minute. That’s not how I remember it! This is my memory. What happened to that?” So they have that whole feeling of, “I’ve been robbed of my memory.”

Me: But are there two different actual realities? Because I just can’t get over seeing images on Google of two different Berenstein Bears books spelled differently, one Berenstein and one Berenstain.

Kim: I will repeat what he’s saying word for word, and then I’ll say what I think he’s trying to say because the words don’t really make a whole lot of sense.

Erik: It’s two different sets of awareness, two different realities, and in that, people are aware of something in a different way.

Kim: But then he keeps giving me the word change. He keep saying, “It’s been changed.” Well, has it been changed, Erik? Did they just change the name of the Berenstein Bears?

Erik: No, no. It hasn’t been changed. It’s all about perception. You perceive it one way and another person perceives it a different way.

He laughs.

Erik: It’s been like this for a long time, but people are now coming together on it and saying, “Wait, look at this.” It’s just literally a different perception from one group of people to another.

Me: Okay, what the real—like I perceive the book a certain way, but what’s the actual title, Berenstein or Berenstain? Are there actually two physical copies with different spellings?

Erik: No.

Kim: If it’s one way or another, is it stein or stain?

Erik: Stein.

Me: Okay. I used to read those to you all the time, Erik! You loved them.

Erik (laughing): They should be shared more because there are positive messages in these stories.

Me: Oh yeah. You used to like, “The Berenstein Bears go to the Doctor,” and it’s a female doctor! Yeah!

Kim laughs and Erik puts his left eye right up into the camera lens.

Me: That’s is so something he would do! Some things just never change. Okay, so it’s basically two different perceptions not two different actual physical realities?

Erik: Yeah, Mom. To be blunt, the “Stain” or altered version is an illusion.

Me: Okay.

Erik: It’s like playing the Telephone Game, and a message gets all the way around the circle, and it comes back and the whole message is different. It’s all about perception, and from one person to the next, it’s perceived differently. Then, when you recall the memory of it, it’s recalled incorrectly.

Me: Oh, okay. Anything else on that? That’s kind of a short topic. We can squeeze in another one on this video.

Erik: Nope.

He kisses his two first fingers and throws them out to me.

Me: Okay. Well, I’ll let you choose. (I give him a list of topics.)