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My client also says: “I know it may be a virtual bottomless pit of horrific events you could dredge up with countless subconscious channeling sessions, so I may only do a couple more; I suppose we’ll just play it by ear.” What do you see as the prognosis for improvement with just a couple more sessions?
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In what ways can negative karma influence career success for better or worse?
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How important a factor overall, is having a negative karmic history in determining a person’s success or failure in business?
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A viewer asks: “There is channeled information that a massive energetic transformation is physically shifting our solar system and we as humans are helping to anchor it in, to create a new age of mankind. Is this a typical example of the New Age manifesting type dialogue to constrain lightworkers in a “do nothing” state of being?”
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Now that the Robert Mueller report has been released, showing there was no collusion with the Russians by any American involved with the Republican presidential campaign nor President Trump, the majority of the news media seem unable to let go of their belief this happened, and at a minimum that President Trump committed obstruction of justice warranting impeachment, if not jail, even though criminal wrongdoing was not provable after a two-year investigation by multiple agencies. Is this inability to admit they were wrong, really due to mind control manipulation at the outset to implant actual beliefs that wrongdoing occurred, which cannot be overridden now by common sense or demonstrably factual exculpatory information?
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Given the high degree of manipulation making so many people believe in the false notion of Russian collusion swaying the presidential race in 2016, we feel it is necessary to ask, were there any genuine Russian attempts to interfere with our democracy or, “hack the election” as initially reported to have occurred by the media, and with multiple U.S. government intelligence agencies claiming this was so? Was this perhaps a false flag operation by the U.S. intelligence agencies themselves or some other source to blame the Russians and thereby stir up trouble and create conditions ideal to launch a witch hunt?
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Can absolute truth be known by humans or only relative truth that is tainted by one’s own beliefs and biases? If asked, will Creator correct an individual’s incorrect beliefs or can Creator only provide correction if someone has already identified, at some level, the incorrect belief?
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A client asks: “My husband’s boss shared with him that he belongs to some kind of royal family (from India), and they have been practicing a very curious ritual for around 4,000 years. Long history short, he and his family summon and invoke several spirits of ancestors as if they were present in their home. They chant to them, read history books to them, offer meals to them, etc., every single day. They also have a priest they are accountable to, for continuing this tradition generation to generation. This person has many strange and negative things going on around him, like a cloud of unhappiness that follows him around, and is very noticeable, even by people who have never met him before. Is working side by side in the same office with this person dangerous in any way?”
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A practitioner asks: “There is an Australian energy healer who appears to be having objectively significant outcomes, both short and very long term, for his clients. What is going on here, is this divine healing, are the outcomes genuine and can others develop this skill?”
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A practitioner asks: “My good friend has suffered a shocking decline in the past few years. It is obvious that he is depressed and alcoholic. It is clear that he is not ready to stop drinking despite the fact that he is homeless and probably unemployable. I believe him to be a good candidate for a gifted Lightworker Healing Protocol session, though I don’t think he would believe in such a thing. I am willing to initiate this on his behalf. I wonder will it help him, considering that he will not admit to being alcoholic and will continue drinking?”
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A client comments: “I have communicated with my higher self daily for many years, which is how I know it was not my higher self you were speaking from. Your responses were not congruent to my questions, and sounded like what would have been “Karl’s” answers that were very basic and generic, and not at all me speaking to me. I am very capable of recognizing myself, higher or lower, so I know you missed the mark on this one.” What is the reason for the difference here in the channeled responses? Has she truly been talking with her higher self?
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In addition, would our current Lightworker Healing Protocol be improved by adding a request to have Creator impulse the deep subconscious of each client to look at certain things in the akashic record of greatest importance to resolving the list of general concerns included currently? “Explore and heal current life and parallel life traumas and limiting beliefs about the self and self-acceptance, about the ability to give and receive love, about the divine in order to raise the belief quotient and remove blocks to receiving and bestowing divine healing, about all difficulties imparted by the external manipulations of perpetrators and about all other negative karma needing to be repaid or rebalanced.”
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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?
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Was our practitioner’s testing accurate that her great-great-grandfather, as well as Joseph Smith, the founder of the Mormon church, were not in the light? She wants to know, is this what she’s supposed to be doing, rescue work for them and perhaps other Mormons who are struggling to transition?
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Did the saying known as “Occam’s razor” arise, or has it been perpetuated in human culture, as a consequence of mind control manipulation to keep people from thinking very deeply about the improbable as an explanation behind the problems of the world and thus promote simplistic thinking and complacency?
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