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In Job, we see an example of persevering without anger or spite. He was sad, he was confused, and he was even despondent and fearful at times, but he was NEVER ANGRY. Is that the real secret to retiring karmic burdens quickly and completely, or is anger more a strength than a weakness?
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Job enjoyed renewed abundance (after his tribulation) that was even greater than before his troubles. Is that easily achievable by anyone once the burden of their negative karma is lifted (or “mostly” lifted)?
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Can you share with us your perspective of the most important lessons to be learned from the story of Job?
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What is the best way to help our client with his legal problems? Will doing a Protocol session on all the parties to this legal matter be effective or does he need deeper healing personally? What can the divine realm do to help?
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We just did a Lightworker Healing Protocol session for a woman last evening who wanted everyone in her mosque cleared, her ex-husband and his family who have been cursing her, the legal people involved with her divorce, her realtor helping her with the disputed property, her home and her sister’s home, but forgot to name her children on the list. We asked you this morning to repeat the session for her children to make up for this oversight. Will that request be honored effectively?
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A viewer asks: “My father was a Freemason and because of this I grew up in a house containing the meeting rooms in which they held their secret meetings. Most of my siblings and I went to a high school exclusively attended by the children of deceased Freemasons. I always regarded them as a rather silly but benevolent group, somewhat like boy scouts for adults. Has my family been harmed in any way by our association with the Freemasons?”
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A client asks: “Recently, a business associate has become obsessed with his Freemason membership. I always regarded him as creepy but harmless. Has he, as a psychic friend has suggested, attempted to interfere in any way with me, my business, or any of my other associates?”
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Hydrocarbons are one of the most plentiful compounds in the universe – ask any astrophysicist. Entire nebulae are giant repositories of hydrocarbons. Are they “fossil fuels” too?
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Is the term “fossil fuel” a form of propaganda introduced to obscure just how plentiful crude oil actually is?
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Oil fields pumped dry have been known to “replenish” after a few decades. Literally filling back up again. Where is this oil coming from?
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Some have speculated that the entire mantle of the Earth is literally SOAKED with crude oil, hence, why some think crude oil is literally the “lifeblood” of Gaia, and that there is more crude oil in the mantle than there is water in the oceans. Is this true?
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Henry Ford’s first engines used alcohol and it was reported that he was adamantly against using gasoline because of its volatility and explosion danger. It is claimed that he was literally FORCED by the bankers, J.P. Morgan and Rockefeller, to burn gasoline or face bankruptcy and ruin (or even “worse”). Is this true?
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Forty percent of a barrel of crude oil becomes gasoline upon distillation. David Rockefeller in his autobiography “bragged” how his grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, ingeniously turned this “waste product” that nobody knew how to dispose of, into a “profit center.” There have been reports of high mileage carburetors (such as the Pogue carburetor used in Sherman tanks during WWII) that got as much as 200 miles per gallon. When the war was over, these were all rounded up and destroyed. Is the reason why because of the need to burn off HUGE quantities of unwanted gasoline, and high mileage vehicles would work against that agenda?
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If oil and gasoline are as plentiful, as suggested above, then the whole notion of an “energy crisis” is beyond laughable. Is this true? (Nobody talks about running out of oil today). What was the motive for telling such a lie?
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Why is the internal combustion engine still the primary power plant 100 years later? Is it the need to burn the unwanted gasoline that doesn’t have a good alternative?
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