The original HMR process for a Level 2 resolution, calls for the facilitator to ask the subconscious mind: “If you lined up all those who contributed to that pile [of negative emotions], can you see who might be in that lineup?” You told us that giving the client’s mind the option to hand the pile of negative emotion caused by the perpetrators back to them “for their higher selves to deal with” was ill-advised as this would create a karmic penalty for the client because it was not just a harmless mental fantasy that might be satisfying to “balance the books” by releasing animosity, but would mount an actual psychic attack through the power of consciousness. Is it safe to simply delete this step, especially now that we are adding more thorough help for all the younger selves and their traumas?

Once again, doing the imagery for a lineup can serve as a validation for the client in a typical HMR session working with someone directly. But as the process you are doing, more often than not, will focus on other lifetimes, having that lineup for informational purposes becomes less and less of value. You can be sure the deep subconscious knows the importance of what has happened and who did what to whom. And to recount that for the benefit of the practitioner and a written record is unnecessary, and essentially, takes time, and might give the client learning more detailed information than is good for them. After all, what you are wanting here is to strike a balance in giving the client a sense of what they are struggling with.