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A viewer asks: “In one podcast about animals, it was said that predator animals were brought here from off-planet and not meant for planet Earth. Would Creator give some parameters of what we can do to protect ourselves from these animals? For example, there are very large iguanas in Florida that have personally destroyed the food I’m trying to grow for me and my children. I’ve lost hard earned money, hours of labor, food harvests and gained aggravation trying to stop them. Am I able to “extinguish” them and by what manner, if so? Is it bad karma to use weapons such as poison, a knife or BB gun? And what about other predators such as lions, wolves, bears, etc.? I’ve tried non-lethal methods unsuccessfully.” What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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My student [name withheld] asks: “Source Creator, did we already open the path to victory with the MAP (Mercenary Army Program) sector as my divine finger test indicated to me, and if so, would it be necessary to continue to work directly on the MAP management or can we achieve the same results by doing the Lightworker Healing Protocol sessions on the MAP abductees instead, or do you recommend doing them both?”
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Can the Lightworker Healing Protocol benefits be enhanced by the determination on the part of the practitioner to bring healing to his/her target, can that prompt the divine realm to further extend his healing efforts?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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It was reported in ancient Native American lore, that the saber-toothed tiger was the greatest of scourges. Was this another extraterrestrial introduced species? And did the Divine Realm facilitate its extinction?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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My client [name withheld] has been struggling for years from repeated curses launched by her ex-husband’s girlfriend and his sister. Recently, they targeted her daughter. She tells us: “I believe in righteous justice. I believe there is room in the divine to help ourselves in these situations. We should not always turn the other cheek. Sometimes we are the karmic payback and should not be as sheep to the slaughter. I am a single parent. I struggle. I really struggle, and prayer only does so much. I feel justified in doing everything I can to protect her. I don’t think the divine binds my hands from protecting my daughter. It seems wrong to think prayer is all that’s needed.” What would you say to her and other victims who suffer so long without seeming to get help?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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When people ask us for proof that God exists, what can we tell them?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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