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A viewer asks: “This same dynamic of belonging would seem to apply to a lot of entitlement beliefs fostered by other human relationships. For example, two people agree to a business partnership to be shared “50/50.” The rational expectation is that both will be 50% responsible for making the business successful. But the reality is often that one partner will do the lion’s share, and even worse, have to actually compensate for the lack of action or even deleterious actions on the part of the other partner. Succeeding in SPITE of the other partner in fact. Yet, that deadweight partner by mere dint of the original agreement and being part of the enterprise in their head, will feel entitled to HALF, in spite of the fact they contributed nothing or next to nothing to the success of the operation, and may even be a detriment to it. We see this same dynamic often when a parent dies. A friend of mine was forced to liquidate the family sign business even though he ran it with his father for decades, was promised it in fact, but because there was a flaw in the will, the sister got half when he died, and immediately ordered its liquidation. She knew the business was promised to her brother but felt entitled to it nevertheless. Can Creator comment? Where does this unearned-yet-expected entitlement notion, which seems to be a major foundation of the evil mind, have its origin, and how is it best overcome?”
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A viewer asks: “Is having karmic debt where this feeling of entitlement actually stems from in most cases, which appears unearned and inequitable? The entitlement is actually real, and earned, but was done so in a past life and denied, and so, therefore, is still owed and the debt consciousness actually manifests as actual expectation and entitlement emotion in people— towards people and things that outwardly appear to have no actual connection?”
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A viewer asks: “Sometimes when I’m feeling somewhat ‘happy,’ I get a sudden reminder of all who are struggling and it makes me feel extremely uncomfortable and guilty that I have the good fortune of having a relatively ‘easy’ life compared to many. How can we be truly happy and content when so many others are struggling?”
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She is wondering, was it selfish being a practitioner to do a Lightworker Healing Protocol session targeting herself as the client?
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We understand how the New Age Movement promotes the Law of Attraction as the result of a disinformation strategy to make people think it is the be-all and end-all tool for manifesting abundance. Can you give us a tutorial on the differences between the Law of Karma and the Law of Attraction, and the relative effectiveness of healing your karma, versus focusing on what you want to attract with your thoughts, as a way to gain happiness and abundance?
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A viewer asks: “There are rumors that Halloween is an especially dark day, in that more ritual sacrifices of children happen on that day than any other day of the year. Is there any truth to this? And if so, why is Halloween viewed as an advantageous time to do this?”
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A viewer asks: “Halloween undeniably is “fun” for children, but it clearly has a downside and dark history as well. Can Creator provide an overall summary of the divine view of today’s Halloween celebrations, and in particular, their effect on children?”
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A viewer asks: “Trick-or-treating did not become popular in the United States until the 1920s. From its inception through the 1950s, Halloween was very controversial as many adults viewed it as a form of “extortion” with the practice. What is Creator’s view of this?”
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In an emotional moment shortly after the sentencing of the police officer who mistakenly shot her upstairs neighbor by mistake, the victim’s brother, Brandt Jean, said that he had forgiven Officer Guyger and hugged her in the courtroom. What are the lessons for us in this act of forgiveness?
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A client asks: “Forgiveness is important for healing and I’m very well aware of this. However, there is one thing I cannot seem to forgive or let go. A couple of years ago, during my student time, I’ve lived with a roommate. She blamed me for many things, which always left me confused. I never really understood why she seemed to hold a grudge for me. She often made me doubt myself and this created a lot of inner turmoil. I want to heal this experience but I have difficulties to let it go and forgive her. What is the true reason she was so bitter towards me and how can I best move forward to heal this?” What can we tell her, and what is the best way to help her healing?
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A client asks: “In relation to a channeling about offering healing services, Creator shared … “We recommend that healers be compassionate but not to a fault. Their reach will lessen if they cannot show up to do the healing because they have not nourished or protected themselves, have not seen to their health and well-being, and often times do not have a normal life—which life to have balance, is best done with a partner and the full expression of physicality with a sexual relationship and with parenting of the young. This is a way to grow the self and explore as many possibilities as are available.” In many ways, I feel like I have failed and am a failure because I have not married, had a longer-term partner or had children. Have I failed? And if so – what can I do to remedy this and how do I avoid becoming overwhelmed with sadness and defeat in relation to this feeling of failure?”
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How does Creator define “enlightenment” and how is it similar and how does it differ from what various religious traditions, and parables, and histories describe?
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How would Creator define “nirvana” and how does Creator’s definition differ or uphold traditional understandings of the term?
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A “Bodhisattva” is described as being “a person who is able to reach nirvana but delays doing so out of compassion in order to save suffering beings.” Is a Bodhisattva one who chooses to align their fate with humanity, to the extent that if humanity fails, they too must start over?
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Motivating people to share their abundance can be a challenge under the best of circumstances, and getting Congress to take the money away from them to help the needy is often limited by political gridlock, given that the US is actually bankrupt, burdened by unsustainable and growing debt that cannot be paid off, has decaying infrastructure, and growing health problems, with the aging moving increasingly into dementia, and even 46% of children having a chronic disease. Autism rates have doubled in the last six years to afflict one out of every 36 kids today and projections show that by 2030, one out of three children will be diagnosed somewhere on the autism spectrum. This alone is a giant economic care burden that is looming. How can we convince the American people to tolerate an ever-greater immigrant population burden?
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