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It was written somewhere that new arrivals to the light have an opportunity to “live their dreams” for a while. If someone really wanted to ride around in a limousine, for instance, but were not able to while physically alive, they can create that reality with their thoughts and ride around until they get their fill. Is this true?
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Children are highly motivated compared to adults. Parents and caretakers go to great pains to shield their children from the harsh realities and drudgery of the adult world as long as possible in order to not dash their hopes. How much is motivation dependent on hope, and is it truly as fragile as many parents and adults feel it is?
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When swimmers approach a pool they will often test the water with their toes to determine its temperature, which may alter their plans. When the surface, conscious self contemplates a new course of action, the deep subconscious attempts to gauge its riskiness by examining the akashic record (unbeknownst to the conscious self) to look for danger signs, in the form of trauma similar courses actions have generated. If it finds trouble, it seems duty-bound to communicate that in the form of stress and foreboding. If these emerging emotions are strong enough, can they discourage the conscious self into abandoning such plans? As most humans are walking wounded, is this a major reason so many people are
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Can Creator comment on the distinction between motivation fueled by the desire to avoid suffering versus motivation fueled by hope and anticipation of joy and success?
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We often think of complacency as a lack of any motivation, but can’t it also be seen as a kind of motivation to avoid potentially traumatic entanglements?
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The cost of complacency is missing out on the emotional rewards of success, from taking risks that trying something new can foster. Can this in fact generate a staleness and bitterness in the mind that can even turn dark in the form of jealousy and even hatred for those with a genuine zest for life?
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Does the ease with which humans are manipulated to become complacent explain some of the hatred the interlopers have for humans in general?
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Complacency seems like a genuine hazard that can feed on itself and accelerate a greater fall into depravity. Is this in fact “the” or “one of the” mechanisms causing the fall of the interlopers and resulting in their twisted nature?
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Creator has said the interlopers are cowards. Are they indeed hiding behind their technology and on average much more risk-averse than humans? Isn’t this an even more extreme form of complacency? The complacent, attempting to make us humans more complacent? Complacent arrogance masking deep-seated jealousy and insecurity?
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Clearly, the goal of a soul stuck in complacency life after life after life, would be to break out of that routine somehow, someway. Is this one of the greatest challenges there is for Creator, higher-selves and other divine stakeholders in attempting to coax an incarnate individual back onto the path of divine alignment? Without divine healing requested by incarnate humans, how successful are these attempts in general?
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Human motivational speakers like the late Dale Carnegie spent their lives attempting to inspire individuals to face their fears and insecurities, and reach for their “dreams” of success, love, and accomplishment. Why are these types fairly rare in our society? Did they need a high level of divine alignment and protection to succeed as well as they did?
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Dale Carnegie said, “A man convinced against his will, is of the same opinion still.” Can Creator comment on that statement, if it’s true, and if so, why, and how can we help others past this barrier to divine alignment and personal growth?
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Can Creator explain how the Lightworker Healing Protocol can help individuals overcome complacency and recover healthy motivation, bringing more zest into their lives?
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A viewer asks: “Outside of the free will Milky Way Galaxy, is the mere fact of innocence enough to bring about instant and complete divine healing when there is an injustice committed—without the necessity of request or belief in the Divine?”
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A viewer asks: “If rebellion in the light were possible for the fallen angelics, I have to imagine that rebellion is also possible outside of the Milky Way, just not tolerated to the extent it is here; is that the case?”
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