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If divine humans are extensions of the divine, why do we need to learn? Are we not already fully loaded, so to speak? Or is it that when souls are created, they start from scratch, such as tabula rasa, and if this is the case, why?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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A practitioner asks: “I have read the answer to the question about Johnny Carson’s Spirit Rescue detailing how he was not in the light and needed another Spirit Rescue to help him, and the karmic responsibility of the Lightworker Healing Protocol practitioner to see healing/Spirit Rescues through. As a practitioner who is not psychic/intuitive to be able to ‘check’ on results, this concerns me greatly. I have assumed that with the built-in repetition (into perpetuity) of the Protocol, that doing the Protocol once should be enough to accomplish the intended result at some point, according to the parameters of the Protocol itself. Is this not the case?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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What are the benefits of living a virtuous life? Living on a divine path not only seems hard, but is often seen as likely to be joyless, and even a life of self-denial and deprivation. What is your perspective of the benefits?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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What are the consequences of not embracing and expressing virtues in our thoughts and actions? Can you explain how people become misguided, and the consequences of failing to live virtuously?
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How can we cultivate virtuousness in ourselves? Can you explain the resources we can turn to, and strategies to move towards a divine path and stay in divine alignment through the virtues?
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Archangel Jophiel stated: “The issue of faith is not inherently a virtue, so to speak, it is the action taken to implement the level of vibration within the person, for if one is in harmony with Creator then there is perfection, and indeed faith has no real value or meaning. Faith is inherently a term that incorporates the possibility of disbelief, and so it is a measure of strength and not a strength in itself.” Yet, he included Hope on his list of 10 Virtues. You told us recently: “The building of faith is a virtue because it is moving in the right direction. It is moving towards a greater partnership with the divine and that is essential to the success of everything that is of any value. Hope is a lesser virtue in the sense of it having a weak connotation, and this is quite true.” How do we reconcile these differing perspectives?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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