A channeler asks: “Both LHP and DSC need a human circuit for the healing to take place, it’s not just asking Creator to do something. Both LHP and DSC have a request to repeat the healing over and over. Why then can we code a DSC session and not an LHP session? What’s the difference (aside from length and complexity of the LHP) between the LHP (can’t code) and DSC-TR (can code)?”

The difference is one of who is driving the process and whose intentions are being implemented to launch the requests and direct the process. In the case of the Lightworker Healing Protocol, the direct intention of the practitioner is the fuel for each and every step being listed during the actual exchange with Creator, as well as the list of client issues predefined and stated by the practitioner on behalf of the client, to make that a specific goal among the generic list of other requests. As such, being a list of prayer-like requests, a healing circuit, with a practitioner in between Creator and the client, is needed to facilitate the exchange of energies to have healing performed because the client is a passive recipient and not involved in the session directly with their own intention. So that intention must come from the human side, and if the client is simply going about their normal life routine when the practitioner sits down to do the LHP work, it is only the intention of the practitioner that is available to power the requests of the Protocol to be enacted by the divine realm. A codeword cannot encompass all of the healing intentions of a practitioner, so there must be an ongoing presence and involvement of that human advocate for the client to receive the workings of the Protocol even though they are carried out unilaterally by the divine realm. In contrast, in a Deep Subconscious Channeling-Trauma Resolution session, it is more akin to a prayer that launches divine healing. As you know, prayers can be given a codeword because that codeword simply is calling for the request of something to happen, it is not using the intention of the practitioner but asking for the divine realm to carry out something, indeed that is unilateral, that only the divine realm can do in its own special way, and is done according to divine rules of engagement independent of the practitioner even though on behalf of their client. In the case of the Deep Subconscious Channeling with Trauma Resolution, it is not simply a prayer request that is being made and given a codeword, that codeword is requesting an active process and interaction with the client's mind at the level of the deep subconscious. So when the practitioner makes a request, in a prayerful fashion, for Creator to interact with a deep subconscious mind and engage with it, with a particular agenda when this is launched, the client's mind itself will be participating directly in the interaction and will be supplying the intention needed to do the work, follow divine instructions, and carry out the steps needed to heal all the issues and concerns that end up being addressed in the course of that coded session done in a repeat mode. So the key is that something in the way of intention is needed to drive healing requests that are specific in requesting divine intervention on someone's behalf for particular needs and issues. That is different than prayer requests that are a kind of petition for divine grace, with a particular target and list of issues in mind, but which are carried out solely by the divine realm without participation of the client receiving benefit or a practitioner petitioning on their behalf. As such, the prayer is a weaker kind of request, and that is why Empowered Prayer is needed, in most cases, to be effective and the pooling of prayers is often the key to getting results in a timely fashion that is satisfying to the client.