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A practitioner asks: “Doing LHP and DSMR sessions can be boring. I’m concerned this lowers my effectiveness. You have mentioned that chanting can be one way of ramping up intention that will keep a person focused and at a high level of energetic intensity. To what extent would it increase effectiveness of LHP/DSMR sessions to incorporate at the beginning of an LHP or DSMR session this or other methods of boosting energetic intention or belief quotient such as meditation, mantras, visualizations, etc? Is boredom a significant factor in reducing effectiveness of healing sessions, and are there useful better ways of countering boredom and loss of focus?”
ClosedNicola asked 10 months ago • 
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A viewer asks: “A spiritual book encourages the utilization of some phrases from an (apparent) ancient language to better connect with the divine. Is using these ‘ancient’ phrases/languages really necessary to connect with the divine, and is it safe? Can you please tell me about this language and the source of the language from which these phrases come?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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A client asks: “My husband’s boss shared with him that he belongs to some kind of royal family (from India), and they have been practicing a very curious ritual for around 4,000 years. Long history short, he and his family summon and invoke several spirits of ancestors as if they were present in their home. They chant to them, read history books to them, offer meals to them, etc., every single day. They also have a priest they are accountable to, for continuing this tradition generation to generation. This person has many strange and negative things going on around him, like a cloud of unhappiness that follows him around, and is very noticeable, even by people who have never met him before. Is working side by side in the same office with this person dangerous in any way?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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