Is it a good idea to include a request in our Protocol asking Source Creator to “do a Soul Reset for our client or our group as appropriate to their need?”

This is one way to add this as a routine into the Protocol to cover the many situations where a practitioner on their own will not know whether a Soul Reset is warranted. So to have the request universally, puts it on record and creates the opportunity to have it implemented if the divine realm in their assessment of the client’s need determines it is of benefit, and then can act accordingly because the human has made the request, which is a necessary condition for it to take place. So this would be a fine idea to ensure the option is available for the many sessions that will be done by practitioners with limited intuitive reach to have a dialogue with divine realm about applicability of Soul Reset. The way this is requested can be improved slightly by asking for the Soul Reset to be implemented directly. The default is always in the hands of divine realm to make an assessment about the appropriateness of any request, as well as dialoguing with the higher self for permission to move forward on the behalf of the client as the higher self always has a final say in anything affecting a person because it is the guardian and abider for any interaction with the divine realm. What we are wanting to avoid here, is having the human be passive and leave it up to the divine realm whether or not to do a Soul Reset in the way this is requested. This is the human bowing out and now the divine realm has to make the decision and do the implementation. If the human decides to request it, then the divine realm has the permission for its consideration and will act or not, depending on what is highest and best for the person. So what is highest and best for effectiveness of the Protocol in this regard, is to make a direct request of the divine realm to do a Soul Reset in each and every instance. And then let divine realm sort out the applicability and decline when it is an overkill in the case of a particular client.