Our earlier channelings with you advised beginning practitioners of the Lightworker Healing Protocol to “…go slow and not take on too much at the very beginning” and also “…we would suggest that beginners work on a single person and do them one by one…” What do you advise beginners now, who will be using the latest LHP version with its many empowerments such as pooling of practitioner intentions?

Given the high level of empowerment, there is no need for a beginner to hold back and restrict their reach in the number of subjects they include in their session. After all, the protocol itself has everything, everywhere, already within it as a recipient client. So for someone to add themselves, their loved ones, and others of particular interest to them as well, is a minuscule addition to the demand of the session compared to all of the built-in targets. The series of breakthroughs achieved by your channel in setting up this powerful protocol are a testament to ingenuity in devising a way to overcome the limitations of each individual human being, having only so much energy, so much spiritual capital, and thus, limited reach. The protocol requests extensive harvesting of human intention from beings through all of time, so now, the latest protocol version of the LHP has plenty of intention to cover the needs in launching as many sessions as someone feels like doing for any sized group of recipients, in addition to everything built-in. That does not mean all practitioners will be equal in what they bring to the party. But if there are areas of weakness, uncertainty, lack of awareness through incomplete learning or forgetfulness, there will be enough intentions in the pool to amplify the session and fill in any gaps. It is still important that the person be in earnest, and care about what they are doing, because there is some individual intention needed on the part of any practitioner for the broader empowerments to be bestowed on their behalf. They must truly want the session to be launched, and to be successful, and wanting to do their best. That much can be offered by anyone who truly cares about the work. The major restrictions on the newcomer are inadequate belief in the divine and inadequate belief in themselves as recipients of divine support. Given the pooling of intentions to work with, starting out as a beginner and having doubts simply means there will be more gained by that practitioner in moving forward anyway, because doing the protocol will work on them personally to sort out and increase their belief quotient. So that means their work will only get better and better over time. This is why we do not discourage people from using the protocol. It is especially those who are uncertain and feel they are subpar who will benefit the most personally, from being a practitioner and that is an opportunity not to be missed.