A practitioner writes: “Bit of a setback doing a Lightworker Healing Protocol session. I directed it to a close friend, without her permission, and subsequently mentioned it to her and I was quite shocked and surprised at her reaction. She was furious and very angry and she saw it as an “intrusion” into her life. Our friendship has certainly been damaged and I know that it may never recover. I haven’t been able to bring myself to do one since.” What can we tell him?

This is unfortunate and we are sympathetic, and this is why your channel teaches all who use the Protocol to be an "unsung hero" if they are choosing to use the Protocol without the conscious permission of someone, even though well-intentioned and knowing that it is all done by Creator with a scrupulous attention to "not causing harm" and, in addition, always obtaining permission of the client’s higher self on a soul level for each and every step of the Protocol enacted, this frees the practitioner from concern about ethical constraints and any kind of misstep in a true sense with regard to the rules for divine conduct. The exception being the human dilemma of having to answer to clients who are disconnected and ignorant about the nuances here, and have ego involvement, and many fears about their self-image and being manipulated potentially by people intruding on them unasked for with energy and manipulation of some kind. Even if you tell them it is God personally, that might not be persuasive if the person does not believe you and thinks you are messing with their energy and overinflating the actual implementation, and so on. So you are living proof of the good advice given, that even though well-intentioned, people may take umbrage at having someone do something to them outside their awareness and permission. Even if they don’t believe in it and think it’s irrelevant because "it is only your fantasy you are doing something useful," they will nonetheless resent your taking the liberty to intrude on them. This is just human nature and a protective instinct that will kick in for most people, so chalk it up to experience as it is easy to slip up and mention something after the fact, so that is simply a danger of taking on that role. So your story is a good object lesson in why doing unasked for work for others needs to be burned into your awareness to never speak of it and be very disciplined in maintaining silence. It is not part of the healing for them to know you have brought this about and how you did it. It might be of interest potentially, all other things being equal, but the risks of causing a backlash are not worth revealing the reality of what you’ve done after the fact. Most people will object to your doing it, the mainstream will be solidly against any idea of any unasked-for work of any kind categorically, so you will be on the defense and at a disadvantage defending your actions. So we still believe it is highest and best to do the work because people are in need and it is a blessing even though there is poor understanding and would likely be a backlash if it came to light. So you have done a service for her even though she may not appreciate it.