He also asks: “Maybe something like: Source Creator, forgive all those who have harmed me and humanity and may all those I may have harmed forgive me, or forgive humanity and its perpetrators? Something along those lines.” Would this be of value?

If you think about what those words are requesting, you will see they are a very simple, broad, but weakly defined request for healing, albeit with a recognition of personal responsibility. So in the request for forgiveness, it is the recognition of personal responsibility that is uppermost in mind in making the request, but what is desired to have happen is very poorly defined and thus it constitutes a very weak set of instructions to the divine realm. In contrast, the Lightworker Healing Protocol may not be as explicit in stating an intention for personal forgiveness with the various requests, but it very powerfully makes explicit the intention to reach everyone and everything that the client has been involved with, both to give and receive healing for all of the individual kinds of negativity the Protocol addresses. That, in itself, constitutes an act of forgiveness and is exactly why the Lightworker Healing Protocol is a divine instrument for healing and a divine solution for even the greatest of problems, because it can reach every aspect of a situation and a dilemma to right the wrongs and rebalance things according to the level of responsibility inherent in what has caused a problem to begin and then to persist. So the Protocol is just fine as is and does not need further embellishment in this way.