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We could have all the friends in the world if we had all the time in the world. Friends are people we happily give our limited time to. What is Creator’s perspective?
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The average person has a network of only 150 to two hundred people that they interact with on a regular basis, including family, friends, and close co-workers or classmates. In a world of seven-plus billion people, that is not just a drop in a bucket, but a drop in a lake! Obviously, time and the limits of physical proximity keep this number of relationships small and manageable. Back in the light, without the hard constraints of either time or physical limitations, how big is the network of friends and close associates the average light being has?
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Friendships on Earth usually center around a common theme of some kind. For some friendships of long duration, the history of the friendship itself can take over as a “theme” as the decades go by and common interests and pursuits become less and less. Are friendships in the light largely governed by similar considerations?
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From an unknown person: “A true friend is someone who sees the pain in your eyes while everyone else believes the smile on your face.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Lucius Annaeus Seneca said: “One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Once a friendship is genuinely established, can it ever be truly lost? Seems the only chance of that is one party goes down the path of deep depravity and loses their very soul to oblivion. How important are “old friends” in helping to rescue lost souls and even fallen angelics?
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Khalil Gibran wrote: “Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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In a world dominated by evil, friendship is an oasis in a desert of disconnection. How can Empowered Prayer Work and the Lightworker Healing Protocol be both a means to deeper and more satisfying friendships, as well as perhaps the most valuable gifts we could ever truly give to our friends?
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A former Mercenary Army Recruit asks: “I’m very depressed and anxious. And my mind is full of pending stressful issues to deal with. It feels like the weight of the world is crushing down on me. Also, I have a number of health and home issues that are weighing heavily on my mind. And the feeling of loneliness is also overwhelming. What’s behind all of this? Am I under psychic attack? And how can I get my mind back into balance and instilled with a feeling of confidence again?” What can we do to help, and what can we tell him?
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Human beings are social creatures. Being accepted by the people you respect is important for nearly everybody. Solitary confinement is widely regarded as one of the worst forms of punishment there is. Can Creator comment on this human need for acceptance, and how that works as a powerful, if not overwhelming, need to be part of a consensus?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Do the interlopers consider this need for peer acceptance a weakness?
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People don’t have a need to simply be part of a consensus, but to be part of the “right” or “correct” consensus. A friend of a GetWisdom founder confessed recently that the recent election of a particularly controversial politician was one of the most stressful things that ever happened to him. This seems an extraordinary thing for a man in his mid-fifties to confess. Clearly, he wants to be a member of the “right” consensus, but when politics is split almost evenly down the middle, determining which consensus is the “correct” one, is no longer obvious. Is this an accurate way to try and understand his dilemma and angst?
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How much does past life trauma stemming from being a member of the wrong consensus, play into people’s current perceived need to be in the “right” one today? The right one being the “safest” one, perhaps?
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One of the most maddening things for independent thinkers to put up with is the widespread tendency for people to first vet the source of recommended information before deciding whether they will even look at the new information or not. This can get downright comical when people will refuse to click on a link to a “questionable” website, that is in fact a link to a story on another site they actually approve of, or appears to support something they believe. Can Creator share why this seems like “enlightened” behavior to these people?
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Airplane pilots need to know which way the wind is blowing before attempting a takeoff. To do this, they will lick their finger and stick it into the air. This same kind of “check,” to see which way the “right consensus” is thinking, is observed almost everywhere. Another analogy would be to think of people walking around with a mini satellite dish on their head, that is connected 24-7 to their consensus database, like social media or a particular news outlet, so they’re never confused about what is “safe” information and what is “dangerous” information? What is Creator’s perspective of these analogies?
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