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A viewer asks: “I had a Deep Subconscious Trauma Resolution session done for my teen son a few years ago which gave me a feedback recording of some of his troubling lives. My heart poured out for him as I learned of traumatic lives where he was tortured by ETs and where he died homeless. Now, he’s 18 and I am at a fork in the road. I have to move because I am struggling to pay for rent and bills. I’d like to have my son with me and yet he’s not going to college, not working aside from a few side jobs and he’s disrespectful to me. I told him I can only afford a 1 bedroom unless he contributes for a 2nd and he replied it’s not his job to help me. If I move without him I’m afraid I’ll be abandoning him and he’ll be homeless. He won’t live with his father.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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A practitioner made this recommendation: “Instead of fighting to squeeze in 90 minute chunks 1 to 3 times a week, completing 1 to 3 LHP/DSMRs, I now almost every morning carve out 30 minutes at least to start an LHP/DSMR session. Sometimes I’m able to finish, sometimes I wait until night, and sometimes I just have to resume next morning. I am able to get 3 to 6 sessions done this way a week versus fighting to find full time for 1 to 3 sessions. The way I do it is when I’m feeling I need to stop or am pressed for time, I’ll make note of my stop time, ask Creator to hold and link my next session, stop and ground with white light, and when I resume I again say the protection prayer, requesting, “Creator, link this session to my previous one,” and then begin where I left off. What is Creator’s perspective? Will this be just as effective? Are there any precautions you would recommend or reservations to note?”
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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My client never got his career going, and became a stay-at-home dad by default, as his spouse became the breadwinner. Now that he is over forty, what is holding him back from getting his career going again, and how can we help him?
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Are the Alpha and Theta brainwave states showing something always ongoing, but only experienced by the brain when the conscious thought is relaxed and, in a sense, goes looking for that particular level of consciousness?
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Because the deep subconscious cannot be experienced consciously, do its ruminations even impinge on the brain to register brainwave activity?
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Would a channeled dialog with the deep subconscious, say when the client is sleeping (or even awake) register a change in brainwave activity on an EEG?
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You have told us about Jesus Christ: “An interesting fact few people know beyond your channel, is that Jesus Christ indeed had a higher self he spoke with all day long and that was Yours Truly—he was reaching God directly.” What are the deeper implications? Was he human, but given special high-level divine access? Or was he a more direct extension of Creator, so there was no need for a separate soul, and thus validating those who believe Jesus Christ is God, incarnate?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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A practitioner asks: “I find it odd sometimes that you do not speak about Jesus in your channelings, as He is God? Could you clarify this?” Who, exactly, is Jesus Christ? Is he God?
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A practitioner asks: “I usually finger test to see if anyone from the obituary section of the paper needs help transitioning to the light. For over a week now, there hasn’t been anyone needing help transitioning. Since 30% of people who have died need help transitioning, Creator, can you tell me what is going on?” What can Creator tell us?
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Finding your soulmate, your better half, the partner of your dreams, has never been easy. But lately, it seems to have become exponentially harder than ever before. It is believed that fully half of single men have given up on dating and courting women altogether. There is even a mass movement of men known as MGTOW (mig-tao) or “Men Going Their Own Way.” Critics call this movement “male supremacy,” and hateful of women, but members would dispute that and counter that modern relationships with women are downright dangerous for men—dangerous enough to warrant complete withdrawal and avoidance of any and all non-professional involvement with women. What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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Something as simple as holding a door open for a woman has suddenly become an uncertain endeavor that could just as easily elicit condemnation and accusations of bigotry and misogyny as it does a smile and warm “thank you.” As a result, many, if not by now most, men have given up on the practice altogether, leaving a great many more traditional women confused and even angry. So it’s become almost a catch-22 situation. Damned if you do, and damned if you don’t. What is Creator’s perspective?
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The advent of the Internet, and the more recent widespread adoption of smartphones, has really changed the dating scene, and most men and women would agree it’s not for the better. A recent experiment had a male set up an attractive female profile, and it generated 20,000 matches in a just a few hours. A similar reverse experiment set up by a female thinking she could prove there was a level playing field, generated only a few dozen matches to the male profile she created, in the span of an entire month, and none of those turned into an actual date. The female experimenter reported feeling completely dejected by the (for her) shocking outcome of the experiment. Women are overwhelmed with attention, and men largely report feeling almost completely invisible. What is Creator’s perspective?
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In New York City, it has been observed that dating apps have enabled many women to establish different kinds of categories for men interested in them. A study reported in the New York Post revealed that 33% of women confessed to going on dates just to get “free food.” They even have a term for it, namely, a “foodie call.” Some women have a full address book of men they can call not only for free food but free home repairs, car repairs, shopping trips, travel, you name it. The women have zero intention of ever getting romantically involved with any of these men. All of these men are in the dreaded “friend zone.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Sixty percent of college graduates today are women. Women are increasingly filling managerial roles and displacing men in numerous professional occupations such as law and medicine. Men, by and large, have no issues “dating down” and entering relationships with women who earn much less than they do, and who are even unemployed altogether. Whereas, the opposite is almost never true for successful women. Overwhelmingly, they hold out and say yes only to men who make as much or preferably more than they do, who are taller than they are (or at least not shorter), and more “successful and worldly,” however they might personally define that. The result is that more and more women are chasing fewer and fewer “qualified” men. They are literally pricing themselves out of the dating market. What is Creator’s perspective?
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The dating scene is especially problematic, and even deeply traumatic, for single mothers of all ages. With the divorce rate above 50%, along with the huge number of births happening out of wedlock, it’s reaching the point where more children are being raised by single mothers than are being raised by married cohabiting biological parents. Overwhelmingly, most single men, and more often than that, the more desirable single men, want nothing to do with a single mother. Men, by and large, would rather not raise another man’s children and need to be really incentivized to do so. This is a problem that just seems to keep getting worse, not better. What is Creator’s perspective?
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