A practitioner writes: “Earlier this year, I felt guided to memorize the LHP, which I did. I felt an increase in connection and energy from speaking out the Protocol from memory. At the time I was driving to a job an hour away from where I was living and did an LHP on my way (on the freeway). I have asked Creator to show me if my sessions while driving are effective as I have heard that it is important to not be distracted and be in a quiet place while doing a session. I felt encouragement. I have recently moved and now drive almost 30 minutes to work each way. My preference to do an LHP session is to do them seated without disturbance. However, my time and energy is more limited nowadays and often start my session at home and finish it on the road. I am currently learning the new additions to the protocol. The LHP and the success of the Divine Human Free Will Project (like all LHPers) is the most important aspect of my life. Can you check with Creator to see if my sessions are effective while on the road and if a session can be broken into 2 halves, like I often do?”

Your sessions, indeed, are effective. This can be done through memorization, but playing an audio recording while driving is legal and is another way to perhaps simplify things. The virtue of the memorization is that it forces you to truly think about what you are doing and summon the words of each request, and this puts you directly in the driver’s seat, so to speak, in launching the intention for them to be enacted. And as such, what you are doing is more certain and more powerful than many who listen passively to an audio prompt but find their mind drifting to other thoughts during the recitation and at times may have no memory of what transpired just before the point they return to their focused awareness of the session underway. We can fill in the gaps to some extent when such things happen because we know people are imperfect, but yours is a way of almost guaranteeing you will be effective each and every time you launch the Protocol in that fashion, even if you are driving at the time. It is ideal also, in the sense, that if you find your mind distracted by an intruding thought and need to deal with that momentarily, you will be more able to return to where you left off and then resume more effectively than someone who has let a recording continue droning on and might not be sure of all that has taken place before the lapse in concentration. You can also break a session into halves as you are asking, without any difficulty. The divine will not commence the work until all of the requests are in place, knowing that the intention is to do a complete session not a partial one, and so will wait until you are completed to start enacting the various steps of the Protocol. So this is convenient for the practitioner who may, indeed, get interrupted at times and have to return later to finish. As long as they know where they left off and resume the requests in a way to be sure everything has been included, there will be no penalty and the work just as effective as a long complete session with no interruptions.