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A client asks: “Assuming that this creation of humanity does allow for the ‘achievement of the desired outcomes’ (although this would appear to be uncertain at this juncture) – is the journey to achieving those outcomes done in the kindest and best way possible … Or is it simply too harsh a paradigm in its allowance of all the negative potentialities? Does God truly believe this really is the ‘best’ possible model or paradigm for learning?”
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A client asks: “I assume, as an extension of the Divine, that I too may have contributed (in some minuscule way) to the ‘creation’ of this current human paradigm, so I am aware (if this thinking is correct) of this irony and consequently that much of the anger and confusion I feel toward the Divine should probably also be directed at myself! All I do know is that I am overwhelmed by the extreme pain and suffering I see around me – and I’m quite sure I’m not alone in this. Does God face a similarly conflicted mindset or feeling with regard to this question and if so, has God discovered/explored any ‘better or alternate’ paradigms?”
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A client asks: “Forgive me for asking, but has God ever ‘wondered’ if it would be ‘kinder’ to let this current experiment with humanity end or fail?”
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Drone attacks yesterday against oil installations in Saudi Arabia reportedly are impairing half of its oil production, representing at least 5% of the world supply. Responsibility has been claimed by Yemeni Houthi rebels, but the US secretary of state has declared there is no evidence the attacks came from Yemen and blames Iran as the instigator as they have an influence on elements in southern Iraq, much closer to the location of the attack in Saudi Arabia. Who is responsible directly for these drone attacks and what is the purpose?
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A viewer asks: “My Aikido instructor went down in class last Monday and we took him to the hospital where he spent 3 days and was discharged last Wednesday. He has lost his balance, and while the investigation centers around vertigo – he doesn’t think that’s quite it. They are doing testing on his ears now to see if they can find the cause there. He said it’s been coming on for over a month now and was steadily getting worse. Now he’s all but incapacitated and can’t tend to his horses, do his beloved Aikido, etc. He has exceptionally poor balance, and can hardly get around. They ran all kinds of tests, cat scans, MRI, x-rays, etc., and couldn’t find anything. I’ve done a Lightworker Healing Protocol session of spiritual healing for him, and I’ll do more. Can you check on him, and maybe even run it by Creator to see if this is something that can be fixed, or something that is chronic and something he’ll have to adjust to?” What can we tell him, and do to help?
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A viewer asks: “Is there a single supreme Arcturian leader/dictator like Anu of the Anunnaki? And if so, how does power change hands, and on average, how frequently?”
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The famous quote from Alexander Pope, “To err is human; to forgive, divine,” is explained as referencing the belief that all can be forgiven by God. Can we count on divine forgiveness for our shortcomings and misdeeds, and is this a good example we should emulate more in our own conduct?
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Can you help provide us with a good understanding of the purpose of forgiveness and its power to help change people and situations for the better? How does that really work?
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Many people see acts of forgiveness as showing weakness, or are unwilling to consider it because they are still harboring anger and resentment. What can you share about the divine perspective of this dilemma and the best way to help people find a path to forgiveness despite their resistance?
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A viewer asks: “I believe prayer and meditation are quite similar; however, since I’ve been listening to you, this initiative strikes me as something, perhaps, not so good – or liable to be misused: Any teacher with a K-12 classroom can gain free access to a leading app for meditation and sleep. Teachers will get unlimited access to guided meditations and mindfulness exercises, including programs tailored for age groups from pre-Kindergarden through high school. The goal of this initiative is to provide teachers with the tools and resources they need to help kids to develop a lifelong capacity for greater self-awareness, concentration, patience, and resilience.” What are the benefits and risks of this practice?
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A practitioner asks: “Last year I worked with a woman who had stage 4 cancer for 5 years already and was fighting really hard to stay alive. So I performed several sessions of divine healing with the Lightworker Healing Protocol on her and she wrote me back the following: “I’m feeling sooo good … lots of energy and doing lots of prayers … You are my saving grace … You are my miracle worker … Healing is going great … I felt a shift from you!!!” In the last note she sent me on March 27, 2019, she said that her cancer is disappearing and that she is about to pack her suitcase and “come back home.” Several months afterward things began to worsen for her and she passed on July. Was the reason of her passing a karmic lesson she needed to experience and/or was it her lack of belief in the Divine for receiving spiritual healing, or both?”
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In lieu of having advanced alien technology to time travel, is it possible to go back in time using our intuitive ability, for example, to channel our younger self at a certain point in time and have a conversation where we provide guidance and insight about the future that will be coming so we can take measures to avoid making a terrible mistake?
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When we asked about the impact in terms of karma from someone killing themselves as an infant to avoid the troubled childhood they went through originally, you answered: “It would be too late to have undone those things influencing the person from the future, because their impact would have played out already and that karma would have had the intervening time to cause changes in the individual.” But then you said, and seemingly contradictory, “There would be a missing segment of trauma events no longer able to carry forward through a looping of time to influence the person adversely, so this would represent a potential benefit.” Can you explain which is true, or the contradictory answer more fully?
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Is it useful to consider the starting points of future extensions of the past, current, and future lifetimes relative to the current life being experienced, when we think about the karmic interplay through crosstalk?
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You commented previously that a problem healed effectively by a previous Lightworker Healing Protocol session could be reawakened by similar trauma occurring during an ongoing past life future extension, and through crosstalk with the present life, might undo the prior healing done. Will that type of problem now be prevented because of the latest Protocol provision to do repeat sessions in perpetuity? Will that catch new, emerging problems going forward?
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