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Is it useful to think of bad habits and obsessions as manifestations of stubbornness?
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We earlier asked about stubbornness when resisting authority. How serious is subconscious stubbornness resisting the authority of the conscious self?
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To the extent wisdom can incentivize resistance to a corrupt authority, can wisdom be a component of stubbornness?
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Can Creator explain the role of the deep subconscious in being both a repository for and guardian of, individual human belief? Does each level of the mind have beliefs of its own?
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The viewer also asks: “Why the lack of motivation or is motivation even an issue?”
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The viewer also asks: “If she is going to recover, I would like to know and to be prepared, and if she is going to pass in the hospital, I would also like to know so I can be more prepared.” What can we tell him?
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Do all communications from the higher self travel to our conscious executive self via the deep subconscious, or does the higher self have its own separate channel? If the communications travel via the deep subconscious, does the deep subconscious have a tendency to editorialize and even change the emotional content of the message, obscuring and confusing it perhaps?
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If the higher self has a separate channel, does the self have to deal with conflicting messages from the deep subconscious on the one hand, and the higher self on the other? Is this dichotomy the true origin of the meme where an angel whispers in one ear, and a demon in the other?
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A viewer asks: “Can Creator share with us the way back for the true psychopath? The psychopath is one whom we consider lacks empathy, and who had their original virgin empathy when first created suppressed to such a degree that it no longer operates. When in that condition, are the inculcation of wisdom and the development of cognitive empathy the first steps back to restoring genuine love and emotion-based empathy?”
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Talking about raccoons as a pest problem with another individual, advice was given to place bowls of antifreeze out for them to consume. It would definitely kill them, but it’s an excruciatingly painful death. What karma accompanies the cruel extermination of pests? What would be the optimum divine approach to dealing with an invasion of pests?
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The cockroach is one of the most “disgusting” pests there is, as most people recoil in horror at the mere thought of them. What is the origin of this collective cockroach aversion?
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Spiders seem to occupy a top spot in emotional fear reactions from people as being the epitome of menacing insect-type threats. What is the origin of this almost universal phobia?
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There seems to be a “perfect pest” for almost every situation. The termite is a prime example. Can Creator share what the origin of the termite was, and how best to defend against it?
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Bed bugs are another seemingly “designer” pest with the sole purpose of making human life more difficult than it needs to be. What is their origin?
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Mice are another troublesome pest – yet the domestic cat is like the “perfect” divine antidote. Is there a purpose here?
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