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Did the loss of supply of life force energy happen to the fallen angelics one angel at a time, or en masse in one grand decision and implementation? Was there any kind of divine trial for each angel that resulted in such a sentence? Was the cutting off intended to be an inducement for reform rather than a punishment? Are angels still “falling” and being cut off at the present time, or is the angelic realm stable now?
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Is the cutting-off of life force energy an abrupt thing, or is it a gradual narrowing and diminishment that eventually stops altogether? Again, the thought is that perhaps the aberrant angel notices the loss and it acts as an inducement for reform. In terms of expansion and diminishment, is every life form either expanding or losing its connection at any given time, or is there a consistency in flow for some life forms?
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We know the extraterrestrial spirits in limbo are particularly powerful, and that this likely accounts for why they are able to bully the fallen angelics rather than the other way around. We know they are still considered part of the Free Will Project though they are on thin ice, and so they are still receiving life-supporting life force energy. But aren’t some of them just as vibrationally negative as the fallen angelics? How are they still able to directly receive this energy, and how is it governed? Do some receive less than others? What can Creator tell us?
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We know consciousness cut off from life force energy eventually perishes if not rescued. Have some fallen angelics who were cut off at the time of the war in heaven, or since, already perished in this way? If so, is it ONLY the fallen angelics who have perished this way, since everyone else is still on “life support,” or are members of the Extraterrestrial Alliance in danger of joining them in this fate? What can Creator tell us?
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At the time of the war in heaven, is it safe to say that every participant that was expelled, knew at the time about life force energy, knew about karma, and knew about the divine realm’s rules, etc? In their current extremely depraved condition, do they still retain memory and understanding of these realities? Dr. Gary Schwartz in his book, The G.O.D. Experiments, recounts what a dear friend once said to him, “When I dislike something, it stops me from understanding it.” Is it true that the fallen angelics are so full of dislike for the light that they have essentially lost all understanding of it?
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In the quest to stop human annihilation, it has been emphasized that the rounding up of the fallen angelics should be considered a high priority. Previously, Creator said the divine realm was operating what was essentially a “catch and release” program, that the fallen angel was given a choice of rehabilitation, or released back into the lower astral plane. Is this why an energy barrier around Earth is so important now? Creator recently said the fallen angelics have forfeited their free will standing. What does that mean in terms of their “round-up?” Is it still catch and release? Can Creator explain how The Lightworker Healing Protocol is central to this activity?
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The character of Darth Vader is so central to the entire saga of Star Wars, that it would not be a stretch to say that Star Wars was really the story of Darth Vader. In the movies actually written and directed by George Lucas, we see a young Anakin Skywalker mature to a highly skilled, but arrogant and power-hungry Jedi Knight who, tempted by the evil Palpatine, eventually embraces the dark side. Star Wars is a complete character journey and even analysis of a soul’s descent from good to evil, and then rehabilitation back to good. As a composite figure and cautionary tale about how power corrupts absolutely, how closely does the fall of Anakin Skywalker to Darth Vader parallel the fall of the Archangel Lucifer?
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In a previous channeling on Lucifer, Creator said the following: “So this well known risk of power, that ‘Absolute power corrupts absolutely,’ has applied once again in the story of Lucifer. This need not be so, but if not guarded against is a trap for the unwary.” You explained the major risk of great power as being too great a reward for the ego, causing one to become too self-serving. What then is needed to prevent that?
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For the benefit of our better understanding, and with all due respect to you as the being with absolute power in the universe, how does Creator avoid corruption, if absolute power corrupts absolutely?
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In a previous channeling on Lucifer, Creator said, “In the particular universe you find yourselves at the moment, things were more successful than the prior iteration.” Can Creator elaborate on that statement? The current universe is estimated to be about 14.5 billion years old. Where on that timeline did the so-called “War in Heaven” start to become a serious problem? Was there karmic baggage from previous universes that played a role to trigger and help to fuel the current dilemma?
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We know from Creator, that Karl earned greater access to the divine while in this physical incarnation, on account of his service and success in his previous life as Allan Kardec. Can we safely assume that Lucifer attained his role in a similar fashion, as stated previously by Creator, that “Lucifer was an archangel of the highest order and was entrusted with dominion over the angelics within the Milky Way Galaxy as a whole?” Can Creator share with us more of Lucifer’s “resume” that earned him the trust to have “dominion over the angelics?”
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Another question arises from this statement by Creator: “So this well-known risk of power, that ‘Absolute power corrupts absolutely,’ has applied once again in the story of Lucifer. This need not be so, but if not guarded against is a trap for the unwary.” This seems to be a bit of a paradoxical conundrum. On the one hand, Creator is saying “if not guarded against” followed by “trap for the unwary.” The word “unwary” implies ignorance, a critical lack of experience with negative consequences, and failure to take precautions. Is this essentially what happened to Lucifer? Was he a victim of his own prior successes—too much success, and not enough failure to truly instill in him the wisdom and forbearance needed to avoid catastrophe?
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Can Creator further comment on the hazards of too much success, too quickly? Is the only true cure for a critical lack of experience, more experience? Humans, in particular, have a tendency to reward the successful with even more responsibility and access and control of resources. There is also the time-worn caveat of people rising to the level of their incompetence. The ultra-successful have the added danger of getting there faster and, as a result, not just reaching the level of their incompetence, but over-shooting it by a wide margin—finding themselves in a situation where they are not only incompetent but grossly so. Is this also a fair characterization of what happened to Lucifer?
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How much does Creator have to actively manage the expectations of light beings? Was there a consensus about Lucifer’s readiness for greater power that Creator felt the need to support? Is the divine prone to reward success with more responsibility, even when there is concern about the poverty of true wisdom as a result of uneven development? Did Creator feel duty-bound to reward the successful Lucifer, knowing the extreme hazards awaiting him, and his potential inability to cope with them?
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Could Creator have said about Lucifer, “I told you so,” and not to just Lucifer himself, but to all those who eagerly supported his attaining a position of power? Was Creator surprised by the outcome? Did Creator earlier regard the possibility of Lucifer’s extreme fall into depravity as likely, or remote?
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