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A viewer asks: “I believe it’s been said that the average Arcturian can live a thousand years. Yet we know the Anunnaki can live up to a million. Are the Arcturians denied that level of longevity science by the Anunnaki, and are they still being manipulated by Anunnaki mind control the same way humans are, to keep them confined to a certain level of power and capability?”
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A viewer asks: “Creator has seemingly deemed the “Divine Arcturian” project a failure, and that the Arcturians are hopelessly corrupted—hopeless in the sense that they cannot save themselves without Divine Human assistance. Can you describe the moment in Arcturian history when the “Divine Arcturian” project “hopelessly” failed, and what was the catalyst for that failure?”
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A viewer asks: “How closely does Arcturian society and culture resemble Anunnaki society and culture, and how does it differ significantly—if at all?”
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A viewer asks: “Is there a single supreme Arcturian leader/dictator like Anu of the Anunnaki? And if so, how does power change hands, and on average, how frequently?”
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A viewer asks: “How long is Arcturian ‘childhood?'”
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A viewer asks: “How educated is the average Arcturian in comparison to the average human with a doctorate degree? Are they comparable to Einstein or Stephen Hawking for instance?”
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A viewer asks: “Human males are violent in a physical sense, while females in a more subversive “treacherous” sense. What is the nature of Arcturian “violence and aggression” amongst each other, and towards humans?”
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You have told us much about the negative thought forms people ingest from food whose living source was subjected to harsh treatment of some kind. But are there any positive influences to human wellbeing from the consciousness of happy plants and animals we consume as food?
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A student asks: “I performed a Spirit Rescue session this morning for two people I knew personally. One was a train conductor I knew and saw most mornings and shared pleasantries with. He was 46 years old and died of a massive heart attack last week. The other was an Aikido associate who died about six years ago that I got to know fairly well. He died painfully of cancer. I get the feeling that both needed rescuing. At least one of them did, based on the kinesthetic feedback I got. Can you check on their status, and if one or both needed rescuing?”
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A viewer asks: “My 4.5-year-old Great Niece just went to the dentist and has 19 cavities! Last year she had none. She eats a pretty clean organic balanced diet and is taught to express all her emotions safely. Her baby brother was born last Christmas Eve and she seems delighted with him. Her mother is concerned there may be some metaphysical, emotional (anger) or underlying physical reason and is asking for guidance. Anything you can tell us would be greatly appreciated.”
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The famous quote from Alexander Pope, “To err is human; to forgive, divine,” is explained as referencing the belief that all can be forgiven by God. Can we count on divine forgiveness for our shortcomings and misdeeds, and is this a good example we should emulate more in our own conduct?
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Can you help provide us with a good understanding of the purpose of forgiveness and its power to help change people and situations for the better? How does that really work?
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Many people see acts of forgiveness as showing weakness, or are unwilling to consider it because they are still harboring anger and resentment. What can you share about the divine perspective of this dilemma and the best way to help people find a path to forgiveness despite their resistance?
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You have indicated to us that most dreams reflect internal housekeeping, including replaying events of the day to help consolidate memories, and also representing the fact the deep subconscious is seeing and going over past traumas in the akashic records and this causes a great deal of often needless worrying during dreamtime. How common are prophetic dreams, and where do these come from? Are they a divine warning or a self warning from personal exploration of the future during sleep by our intuitive non-local consciousness?
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A viewer asks: “I believe prayer and meditation are quite similar; however, since I’ve been listening to you, this initiative strikes me as something, perhaps, not so good – or liable to be misused: Any teacher with a K-12 classroom can gain free access to a leading app for meditation and sleep. Teachers will get unlimited access to guided meditations and mindfulness exercises, including programs tailored for age groups from pre-Kindergarden through high school. The goal of this initiative is to provide teachers with the tools and resources they need to help kids to develop a lifelong capacity for greater self-awareness, concentration, patience, and resilience.” What are the benefits and risks of this practice?
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