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The Buddha said, “In a controversy the instant we feel anger we have already ceased striving for the truth, and have begun striving for ourselves.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Chauncy Depew said, “Follow the path of the unsafe, independent thinker. Expose your ideas to the dangers of controversy. Speak your mind and fear less the label of ‘crackpot’ than the stigma of conformity. And on issues that seem important to you, stand up and be counted at any cost.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Andrew Young said, “There can be no democracy without truth. There can be no truth without controversy, there can be no change without freedom. Without freedom there can be no progress.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Adam Driver said, “Any actor is happy to be involved with something that’s challenging, controversial, and not easily palatable. Things that are too dumbed down or easy to swallow are uninteresting… It’s good when people have such a polarizing response.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Robert Redford said, “I’m not a lawyer, but I do know this: we need to protect our ability to tell controversial stories.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Speaking of lawyers, when Brian was in law school, he participated in an exercise called “Moot Court.” The exercise consisted of arguing both sides of a controversial case. Many students really struggle with this exercise. For example, as a prosecuting attorney arguing for Charles Manson’s guilt, and then as a defense attorney arguing for his innocence. For many, many people, and even attorneys, that kind of mental flexibility is literally “asking too much.” What is Creator’s perspective on the appropriateness or inappropriateness of this exercise? And why is this such a struggle for so many?
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The 1983 movie War Games is famous for a response from the computer when it finished war-gaming nuclear war. It said, “Strange game. The only winning move is not to play.” Many seem to believe this applies to controversial conversations as well. The only winning move is not to converse at all. When it comes to engaging in controversial conversations, when might this strategy be in divine alignment, and even more importantly, when is it not? What is Creator’s perspective?
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A quote from the book The Courage to be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga reads, “Children who have not been taught to confront challenges will try to avoid all challenges.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Spreading the message of Get Wisdom to others likely means successfully engaging in many challenging, difficult, and controversial conversations. How can Empowered Prayer, the Lightworker Healing Protocol, Deep Subconscious Mind Reset, and Divine Life Support help aspiring speakers of truth to spread the word as effectively as possible?
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A viewer asks: “I personally have noticed since around the start of the last pandemic, road rage has significantly increased to where driving on the roads have become rather dangerous. This seems to have increased in the past five years or so, ramping up. Shootings on highways, to excessive speeding into speed camera zones construction zones to street take-overs. It’s as if some drivers now after the occurrence of this recent pandemic, have altered their thinking or something more sinister is afoot here. Is someone under the influence of road rage in rather a form of mind control or possession. What is Creator’s perspective?”
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A viewer asks: “My father had a stroke 2 years ago, and has declined since then. He recently went to the hospital as he took a high dose of Advil and his medication baclofen and felt very sick. He’s a bit better but has chronic pain and is very thin and weak but he is still with us and has stopped taking Advil now. In the hospital he told us he saw angels. We think God gave him visions and it might be seeds of healing. Now he’s home and worried about falling as he’s so weak. He walks with our guidance. We are getting a nurse to help him and started cannabis oil for him. Was Advil the cause of his weight loss and will cannabis oil help? And is his soul preparing for transition or is healing possible?”
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A viewer asks: “My father is asking for medically assisted suicide as he is losing hope he can heal and is in chronic pain. I am opposed. I think there’s hope for healing. And I don’t think his mission is over. We just recently discovered Advil overuse, and that stopping it can help reverse his severe weight and muscle loss. This is cause for hope. He is getting angry with me and accusing me of not understanding. He says he feels his time on this side is up and wants to return to the nonphysical. It’s true that he is a major burden on me and the rest of the family, but I see it as a duty and this is what family is for. I don’t think I can bring myself to signing off on what he is asking for. I think it’s selfish of him and giving up too soon, and potentially regretting his decision when he goes to the light. And leaving his family with a karmic burden and guilty consciences for a divinely misaligned action. What’s the truth in this tricky situation? What’s the divinely aligned path for me?” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Will carrying out protocol sessions with the recent additions to address cellular consciousness more deeply, be effective in accelerating healing of the stuttering problem experienced by our viewer’s son?
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A viewer asks: “My wife and I believe that our 16-year-old son was guided to the book “Psychocybernetics,” about changing beliefs at the subconscious level for healing purposes. He read about someone who claimed they cured a stutter by using these techniques. My son found this quite hopeful as he believes that stuttering is not a physical impairment but psychological. My understanding is it is caused by nerve damage at a young age likely by spirits exploiting a vulnerability. We don’t want to burst his bubble and in fact I find his analysis quite hopeful as this can open the way for divine healing of his speech impairment that he struggles greatly with. What is the wisest course of action for our son?”
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He asks: “Was it prior life trauma that caused the vulnerability in my son to cause the stuttering he now has? Or was it a mercury toxicity early on in his life?”
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