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A viewer asks: “Is true empathy a form of intuitive insight dependent on a strong connection with the Divine for deep understanding of another’s dilemma? In other words, is the extent one views empathy as a blessing rather than a curse, or a boon rather than a burden, is that an indicator of how robust or fragile the divine connection and/or partnership is for that being?”
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A viewer asks: “The feeling and concept of love is never far from the conversation when the topic is empathy. Is it even possible to develop genuine empathy without love?”
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A viewer asks: “The website, https://www.skillsyouneed.com, described emotional empathy as when you quite literally feel the other person’s emotions alongside them as if you had ‘caught’ the emotions. The site states there is a danger of becoming overwhelmed with these emotions, and calls this “empathy overload.” There is the condition of being an “empath,” people who feel the emotions of people around them to such an extent that they have difficulty shutting them out, or dealing with them effectively. Many such people end up isolating themselves in order to avoid this kind of experience. Christ appeared to have been an “empath,” but with a sense of control and balance that eludes others with this ability. Can Creator share with us the Divine strategy for achieving such mastery?”
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A viewer asks: “Can Creator share the divine perspective on the word ‘pity?'”
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A viewer asks: “If I could be in full empathy with Creator for just five minutes, what would I likely experience?”
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What practical advice does Creator have for preparing for the coming financial crisis?
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Is governmental legislation to decriminalize many transgressions, like property theft, a beneficial humanitarian movement to create a gentler, happier, world with less incarceration, or something more sinister?
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A practitioner asks: “Human-Centric Healing – are our Lightworker Healing Protocol sessions optimized with respect to healing our perpetrators? Humans are the weak link in terms of frequency of LHP repetitions. Currently, when humans are designated as the primary clients, the first sub-group, the starting point for the initial LHP, and presumably subsequent repetitions, and healing spreads outward from there, are the ET Interlopers being limited o equal repetitions? The ET Interlopers are more robust than humans and as such can tolerate more frequent applications of the LHP than humans. If the ET Interlopers were the primary targets, could the LHP repetition frequency be increased, the Dark Spirit Meddlers be rounded up even faster, and the ET Alliance healed more quickly?”
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A practitioner asks: “Would it be advantageous if we stated Desired Outcomes rather than primary clients and targets, and word the Lightworker Healing Protocol to leave the clients/targets sequencing, prioritization, depth and breadth of scope totally up to the Divine by making the goal: shift future potential for Humanity toward a positive outcome and away from annihilation; help humans reject the ET Alliance’s Trojan Horse Disclosure Movement; help the ET Interlopers abandon their annihilation plan? I would be willing to dedicate the majority of my LHP efforts to targeting the ET Alliance exclusively as primary clients/targets and/or to Desired Outcomes if this is confirmed to be advantageous.”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “If something can go wrong, it will?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Those who can, do; those who cannot, teach?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Nothing is impossible for the man who doesn’t have to do it himself?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Use it or lose it?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Almost everything in life is easier to get into than out of?”
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