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My client [name withheld] has been struggling for years from repeated curses launched by her ex-husband’s girlfriend and his sister. Recently, they targeted her daughter. She tells us: “I believe in righteous justice. I believe there is room in the divine to help ourselves in these situations. We should not always turn the other cheek. Sometimes we are the karmic payback and should not be as sheep to the slaughter. I am a single parent. I struggle. I really struggle, and prayer only does so much. I feel justified in doing everything I can to protect her. I don’t think the divine binds my hands from protecting my daughter. It seems wrong to think prayer is all that’s needed.” What would you say to her and other victims who suffer so long without seeming to get help?
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To what extent do the negative beliefs of family and friends, and often the patient as well, about reversal of a client’s medical condition limit the ability of the divine realm to bring about a miracle?
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Will a person’s free will choice to deny the possibility of healing trump the practitioner’s desire and request for restoring healthy function?
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Does it matter what people call you when making a prayer request?
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Can you help us understand the factors that undermine the belief of children in the divine as they are growing up, and ways their spiritual learning is neglected in some fashion, even by well-meaning parents?
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How can people best help their children grow up knowing about the divine, and to help them cultivate a high belief quotient and appreciate its importance for them?
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