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A practitioner asks: “‘Peter Pan Syndrome’ labels adults who seem unwilling or unable to take on adult responsibilities. It is characterized by avoidance of responsibility, difficulty in committing to relationships, careers, or life decisions, and prioritizing “freedom.” To what extent is this caused by childhood failures or distress making adulthood seem daunting, and to what extent is this mind control manipulation by subconscious programming from cellphones, WiFi, gaming, etc?” What is Creator’s perspective?
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He asks: “Will karmic healing by the LHP alone be enough to heal those affected by ‘Peter Pan Syndrome?’ Will taking on responsibilities gradually, talking therapies, and encouragement be an effective treatment?” What is Creator’s perspective?
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He asks: “Should parents set boundaries on expected behaviors and obligations and enforce with consequences when addressing ‘Peter Pan Syndrome?'” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Can Creator comment on the human propensity to collect things? Almost every human at some point in their life, given an opportunity, will collect something. For most, it’s a minor diversion that often is pursued inconsistently and for brief periods. But for others, it can go to extremes. It does seem for some collectors, there is a genuine desire to preserve the past, to be a caretaker of the items for future generations. So it appears to be a complex behavior with many motives. What is Creator’s perspective?
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How much does our memory of being eternal light beings—when we had all the time in the world—play into our collective blind spot to the shortness of our physical lives? This can be seen in the plethora of unfinished projects that many heirs to an estate have to deal with. From thoughts like: “Someday I’m going to restore that car” that sits rusting out in the backyard. Eventually, it becomes painfully clear to everyone, that “someday” is never going to happen as the ravages of time take their toll on both the owner and the project itself. Yet, the stubborn owner hangs on to the dream till death (and sometimes even beyond, as earthbound spirits may still continue to cling to such dreams). Can Creator comment?
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As in most things on Earth, the interlopers try to compromise and introduce dangers in what would otherwise be fun and recreational activities. Can Creator comment on how pastimes like boxing and football came about? These sports have violence built-in, so to speak. A sport like ice hockey and its extreme violence seems excessive and unwarranted, yet many avid followers confess to doing so because they are attracted to the violence and feel short-changed if a game ends without blood and a fistfight. Are these just modern gladiators?
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At the opposite extreme, is the trend towards creating excessively safe environments for children to play in. Gone is a lot of playground equipment deemed “too dangerous.” Diving boards are gone from many pools. Everybody acknowledges that childhood 30 years ago had much less direct adult supervision and restrictions, and often consider that a good thing. What is Creator’s perspective?
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Children are captivated by computer games and video games, to the point they don’t seem to play outside anymore. Are kids today just more intellectually sophisticated and demanding, or is there something sinister in this seeming addiction?
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Gambling seems to be a permanent fixture in human culture. Even with the advent of computers and WiFi, we see websites offering online gaming, with televised poker matches drawing significant viewing audiences to be just spectators. What is Creator’s perspective?
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How can prayer and the Lightworker Healing Protocol change the world to help us re-order our priorities to seek truly uplifting pursuits and avoid entertaining but potentially damaging pitfalls?
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There is an old English proverb, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” What is Creator’s perspective on this popular proverb?
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The vast majority of games, whether tennis or cards, baseball, or monopoly involves determining winners and losers. What is the divine perspective on contests where there are winners and losers? Is there truly such a thing as friendly competition? And do light beings in the divine realm engage in competitive recreational activities?
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It does seem that competitive sports can be a showcase of divine alignment or lack thereof. What is Creator’s perspective on the sore loser versus the gracious and magnanimous winner? Can Creator Comment?
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We know the extraterrestrial interlopers are loveless. And we also know they are highly competitive. Is there any friendly competition among them at all? Or is all competition at all levels deadly serious for them?
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Americans spend enormous amounts of money, time, and energy in the pursuit of fun and recreation. So much importance has been placed on this, that it appears to have muscled out spiritual pursuits, in particular. Instead of going to church, people are going to the lake, to the game, to the cabin, or to the amusement park. How much blame can be placed on an overemphasis on the pursuit of recreation, for the lack of interest in spiritual ambitions?
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