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A viewer writes: “Following a daily ‘meditation’ practice described in a book I read, during one of these sessions I believe I received my one and only clear message from the divine. Given the cautions around meditation, I am confused as to whether I should continue this practice and whether it is a ‘beneficial’ form of meditation which could assist with developing intuitive ability to connect with the divine, or are there better or faster ways to achieve this?”
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A viewer asks: “A spiritual book encourages the utilization of some phrases from an (apparent) ancient language to better connect with the divine. Is using these ‘ancient’ phrases/languages really necessary to connect with the divine, and is it safe? Can you please tell me about this language and the source of the language from which these phrases come?”
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Many natural cancer diets and programs use juicing, raw food, and vegan diets with seemingly significant success. Are they actually successful, and if so, how should one interpret their success with regard to omnivorous diets being considered ideal for human health?
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A viewer asks: “Whilst I am an omnivore, I wonder if the original model of the divine human was to be vegan or was it always divine intention for humans to ‘need’ to eat animal protein in order to maximize health? Would it not have been preferable to have made humans non-reliant on killing other life forms in order to be able to achieve supreme health?”
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Is the healing technology, devised by [name withheld], using ‘Scalar Light’ truly a groundbreaking remote bio-energetic healing tool that only requires a photo of the user’s skin, to “Increase cellular nutrition, balance ‘chakra’ energy systems, and cleanse pathogens and toxins?” If so, what are the benefits and mode of action?
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The 1938 radio broadcast of “War of the Worlds” based on the book written in 1898 by H.G. Wells, was taken by many to be real and caused widespread panic. Was this a divinely guided early warning of the future potential for a closely corresponding annihilation of humanity? Or was the somewhat reckless radio broadcast of the story as though it were really happening, perhaps a clever disinformation campaign to cause intuitives foreseeing the possibility of alien attack, to be dismissed as having over-active imaginations inspired by the entertainment media?
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A client writes: “I was told by a guy who had an impact on me years ago, that I am a fallen angel. Just like him and about 3% of the people. He’s a spiritual teacher who developed his method of regression based on rebirthing (Leonard Orr’s breathing therapy) and I guess vipassana meditation or whatever. In his teachings, that guy says that astral plane is something we should stay away from because real God and enlightenment is above it. And the fallen angels he talks about originate from the causal world which is above astral. He thinks that archangels don’t have divine consciousness. All channelings come from ghosts in his eyes, whether they are ghosts from lower astral or from higher astral, the higher astral beings also want to suck energy and so on, they are not enlightened. He differentiates 3 kinds of fallen angels, by the dominant color in aura, blue ones – they came down for emotions, that’s the majority, me and him included, red ones – they came down to experience form in the matter and white ones who were recoded to take on some missions associated with ‘white astral.’ There can also be golden angels but that’s just when your vibrations go higher with spiritual development, your aura has a gold color. Is there any merit to this?”
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Did the saying known as “Occam’s razor” arise, or has it been perpetuated in human culture, as a consequence of mind control manipulation to keep people from thinking very deeply about the improbable as an explanation behind the problems of the world and thus promote simplistic thinking and complacency?
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What if a channeler has a deep understanding of a subject but the originator of a question being asked does not? Will lack of such familiarity prevent unearthing a deeper description and understanding of something that would be helpful to know, but can’t be provided if the level of ignorance is a barrier?
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How can channelers prepare for a session to provide the highest level of service and accuracy?
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Is the growing mindset, especially among the young, that knowing history is irrelevant, actually a sinister product of mind control manipulation?
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Is Dr. Perlmutter, author of Grain Brain, on the right track with his diet approach?
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To what extent are Holocaust deniers doing so because of subconscious programming causing them to hold this view?
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Are both the proponents and deniers of climate change as an important issue for human survival being manipulated by subconscious programming from the Extraterrestrial Alliance?
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There is a new political movement demanding the elimination of cows as a threat to the planet from their CO2 and methane emissions. Can you tell us whether this is, or is not, a legitimate threat, and why?
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