A practitioner asks: “Is there any benefit, intention or other, to synchronizing in time, the performance of our LHP sessions? Like all of us doing them on the hour to concentrate that intent in time?” What is Creator’s perspective?

There might be a benefit in motivating you and your compatriots, in making a prior agreement to conduct sessions in unison, becoming an incentive and a kind of pact to greater ensure people follow through so more work will get done rather than have some people skip doing intended sessions because of other demands in their life, and so on, that seem more urgent and ultimately less gets accomplished over time. But other than that camaraderie and feeling of belonging inspiring greater commitment, there is no particular need for practitioners to follow a particular schedule so their sessions are conducted simultaneously. Many spiritual exercises are done in that fashion, such as group meditations and group prayers, under the mistaken belief they will be more likely heard with many voices at once making an entreaty. This is simply a lack of understanding of how the divine realm works. We hear everyone, singly as well as collectively, no matter what is happening and when, and will be able to pool the collective effort in all the ways requested by the LHP itself, regardless of when sessions are done. Having a schedule can also backfire, so if someone has an urgent need to attend to and they miss the appointed time, they might feel it is not worth doing their own session subsequently, if they miss the chance to have it added to that group collective effort, when that is not actually the case. Their session will be added to the others regardless of where and when they get to it.