A practitioner asks: “I just want to double-check with you if my Lightworker Healing Protocol sessions are effective the way I am doing them at the moment. I have a spreadsheet for each session I conduct where I list all of the clients for that session. I do not see clients as in a practice or for money. What I do in each session I include myself, my family and loved ones, my friends, and anybody that I know by way of the GetWisdom forum who may ask for a session to deal with their issues, or people I may know who have health or mental issues. I also include some family members that passed away, or other people I know that passed away, and ask Creator to deliver them a “speedy and safe transition” back to the light. At the end, I also include all of the Darkness and their highest leaders like Ninma, Enlil, and Anu to be raised up, and healed by the divine realm. Can you please give me your advice if this method that I am using is okay, or if I should make any changes?” What can we tell him?

Your procedure is perfectly fine to follow. It is very useful to have a written list of targets of interest that are the highest priority clients to be worked on. This gives focus and powers the session with additional intention, rather than having routine where you have had the clients in mind at some point but may go and launch the session with a rapid-fire series of requests and just reference the early creation of the list without a restatement of that priority. Taking the time at the outset, or at some point along the way, to focus on key recipients, to hold within the mind and heart a sincere desire for their betterment, and an earnest request and expectation for the greatest possible healing benefit to reach them will add significantly to the outcome. So your system provides a neat way to organize things and see to these details and not leave anything out, and that is a very effective way to conduct the business of healing.