Two practitioners ask: “Mainly, I think it would be helpful if we could learn from Creator how it is that the mind remembers or does not remember dreams, and to what degree the individual free will of each level of the mind might or might not be involved in that memory-making process. In this way, perhaps we could more confidently write an addition to the LHP’s dreams and visions request that will not run a risk of encouraging people to hold a prayer intention that might actually ask Creator to violate the free will of some level of the client’s mind.” Is it best to just leave the original request in the Protocol as is, letting Creator determine where and when to encourage dreams, and for what levels of the mind?

You have asked and answered this nicely. In making a prayer request, you can ask for anything literally. That does not mean it will be granted. Indeed, if you ask us to go against the free will of one layer of a person’s mind, we simply will not act on the request, so it is a moot point. For the reasons you have outlined here, there is no reason to get fancy, so to speak, about making this request. The divine realm will have full latitude from the description given in the prayer request because it does not restrict it to perception by the waking state of the mind, so there can be instances where the deep subconscious alone receives inspiration in this way. There can also be situations where the deep subconscious might transfer the awareness of the impression to the upper subconscious during the dream state and allow a recall if wakening occurs shortly thereafter. In most instances, there will only be a conscious awareness of what was dreamed about and seen in the way of inspiring visions if the messages are given to the upper subconscious during the dream time and then the person awakened abruptly and often with an impulsed desire to hang on to the awareness in the moment so the dream will be recalled later. The prayer request works just fine as is because it allows all that is needed to happen.