The book about our karma

Erik Osika

Hardcover; 128 pages

Of my five wonderful children, three are “severely intellectually disabled.” For a few months after the birth of my first child, Andreas, the doctors thought he would not survive. Then, after two healthy children, came identical twins, Erik and Markus, both with the same severe autism that Andreas had.

Erik cannot speak. He was over thirty when his mother, Hilke, learned to support him so that he could write. Nowadays, Erik no longer minces words and is generous with his good advice. He is more interested in spiritual matters than in everyday matters. It is often puzzling to us what he writes about.

In the book, Erik talks about his clear memories from past lives, so that we can understand the meaning of eternal life. He describes how his task has been to show more of the possibilities for development that humans have. How we can learn to communicate with our angel about what is good to do and what we should avoid.

"We are becoming increasingly lazy and lethargic from the food we eat and the amount of work we think we have to do all the time. But now that we have all these machines working for us, we should have time to care about our fellow human beings. It would be good if we could spend most of our time doing this. To care for the elderly and children individually so that you really devote yourself to them. Then we would all feel better. We would find peace again and come to good insights about life and its meaning.

Now I want to say that everyone could know their karma if they want to try to come to peace, and try to feel which people they have an easy time with and which ones give them trouble. But you can't blame the other person for something, otherwise it will become a new relationship of guilt. Being able to forgive is the most important thing. My former enemies are now my best friends. But that requires a certain maturity.”

Eric

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