A student asks: “I keep thinking about how Jesus healed people, and I have the impression it was more physically interactive. If practitioners could do this, just by going about their day in addition to doing the remote sessions, the healings could be exponential, and the timeline for healing humanity dramatically reduced. Is it possible for LHP practitioners to become living, walking, ‘Protocols?’ So that just by interacting with people during the day – the cashier at the grocery store or the work colleague you meet for lunch – is equivalent to doing the Protocol on them?”

This is an attractive idea and quite heartfelt but, in effect, it is taking a shortcut that is not advisable. The reason being that the Protocol follows intention always so the amount of intention you will be using to empower a Protocol session done on the spot for someone briefly encountered will be much less than taking the time to go through the full Protocol step-by-step and wanting each of those steps to be carried out fully and carefully. So this is not something we would recommend because it will produce, for the most part, meager results. If one wants to prioritize the people one encounters, the best thing to do would be to have this as a primary client list the next time a Protocol session is conducted fully and carefully by simply requesting that “first of all, include all those people I have interacted with in the previous hours or days since my last session,” and doing this as a practice will accomplish the same thing. Although delayed a bit, it will be much more effective in the doing.