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Albert Einstein famously said, “The difference between stupidity and genius, is that genius has its limits.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Voltaire said, “The more often a stupidity is repeated, the more it gets the appearance of wisdom.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Bertrand Russell said, “Men are born ignorant, not stupid. They are made stupid by education.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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William Gadois said, “Stupidity is the deliberate cultivation of ignorance.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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An Unknown Person said, “The more you know, the dumber you sound to stupid people.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Mark Twain said, “Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Plato said, “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Adolf Hitler said, “Humanitarianism is the expression of stupidity and cowardice.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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An Unknown Person offered this definition of stupid: “Knowing the truth, seeing the truth, but still believing in lies.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Can Creator share with us how Empowered Prayer and the Lightworker Healing Protocol can ultimately do the seemingly impossible and utterly miraculous to “fix stupid?”
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This line of questioning resulted from encountering the following statement when studying the collective papers of Dr. Milton H. Erickson. Erickson is a man many consider to be the Einstein of hypnosis and hypnotherapy. In the forward Dr. Lawrence Kubie wrote: “One of the strange things about the study of hypnotic phenomena is that so many investigators drop out along the way. Behavioral scientists may work in this field for varying periods only to turn away to other things. This phenomenon is one of the reasons why the field of hypnotism tends repeatedly to drift into the hands of enthusiastic but unscientific amateurs, or into hands of those who exploit it for entertainment.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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When Dr. Milton H. Erickson was an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin, he participated in a series of seminars exploring hypnotic phenomena. Erickson, even as a student, was in disagreement with his professor sponsoring the seminars. Erickson thought hypnotic phenomena had little dependence on the hypnotist, and crafted experiments to demonstrate this assumption. The experiments were wildly successful, beyond Erickson’s expectations. Erickson wrote: “The entire sequence of events was disturbing and obviously displeasing to my professor, since he felt that the importance of suggestions and suggestibility and the role of the operator (the hypnotist) in trance induction were being ignored and by-passed, with the result that this approach to a study of hypnosis was then abandoned in the university seminars.” Can Creator elaborate on why his professor was so “disturbed?”
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Milton Erickson’s mentor eventually left the University of Wisconsin for Yale University. This is from Wikipedia: “After moving to Yale, his work in hypnosis quickly encountered resistance. The medical school’s concern over the dangers of hypnosis caused him to discontinue his research.” This seems like karmic payback, in at least some capacity, for the professor doing the same thing to his student, Erickson, years earlier. What is Creator’s perspective?
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Why does the collective medical establishment consider hypnosis dangerous and taboo? Their aversion to it appears to go beyond a mere belief in its ineffectiveness. What can Creator tell us?
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When Brian was an undergraduate at a Big 10 university he took a series of courses with one of the most respected academic sociologists on campus. Their initial rapport was terrific. It even led to the student being invited to his professor’s lakeside cabin for a weekend. It was clear that the professor believed he had found an exciting young protege he could foster and mentor. When the student one day during an office visit mentioned his interest in paranormal topics, his professor “lost it.” In just a single moment, their protege-mentor relationship was OVER, and his professor became cold, distant, and unapproachable after that. Can Creator shed some light on what happened there?
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