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A client complains of trouble remembering things in the past, where he puts things and remembering passwords to smart devices, and trouble with focusing attention and concentrating, etc. Will this improve with the Lightworker Healing Protocol alone? Will Deep Subconscious Memory Reset be especially helpful to accelerate healing?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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I heard from a client that her partner is showing some improvement of his dementia and other related symptoms, and assumed we had done a Deep Subconscious Channeling for him recently, but that was not the case. I need to get back to her. Here is what she wrote: “I have seen *significant* improvements in terms of his ability to navigate stress, his mood, his energy levels, increased alertness, and initiative. There are still moments with his memory, but it seems like there are fewer of those, too. Also, his tremor seems significantly reduced, and he is no longer taking propranolol. All of these improvements are in the face of ENORMOUS distress (shock/grief) in our home, which has usually had HUGE impacts on him and his perseveration, etc., but he has navigated it with SO much more resilience than usual, which I am attributing to your work. Is this correct?” What can we tell her about the reason for his feeling better, and the prospects for continued improvement with another session, which we can do this Friday?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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A practitioner asks: My 88-year-old father, whom I am caring for on a daily basis in my home, has end-stage Alzheimer’s. After doing the Lightworker Healing Protocol for him many, many, times there seems to be little to no noticeable change in his behavior or condition. I suspect that there is not enough time in this lifetime to complete the healing needed to bring about noticeable change, as the symptoms are often the last things to go. However, there is one aspect of this disease that haunts me. I’ve often heard Creator say that within the deep subconscious there is a willful decision made to withdrawal from reality, to literally shut down, as I understand it. This to me is an act of free will and I see it as putting this whole healing process into a bit of a gray area. How can Creator kind of skirt around this act of free will and bring healing? How can I help him now in this lifetime?”
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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She asks further about her father with Alzheimer’s: “Still, each day, as I care for his every need, (and by the way, my father was a bit of a narcissist prior to this) I am conflicted by the knowledge that on some level he chose this predicament we find ourselves BOTH in. I suspect we’ve been here before and I can’t say I’m happy about that either!! Lol! It may be my role is to break the chain and the LHP can and is, accomplishing that.” What can we tell her?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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We have been working on a client to help her transition at the request of family, who are overseeing her transfer to a dementia facility and witnessing the declining quality of life. Why was I unable to connect to my client’s mother to channel her deep subconscious to help her prepare for her transition?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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Will more sessions of deep subconscious channeling with trauma resolution help my client’s dementia symptoms?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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What are the benefits and liabilities of cannabis use?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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What caused my client [name withheld] to fall down the basement stairs with no memory of the fall itself?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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We were shown that the dementia of our client [name withheld] was from a combination of spirit meddler and hybrid lost soul tormenting and cursing and that the hybrid was an abusive, mentally unbalanced mother who tormented her in two prior lives; the client was giving up her mind to escape the continued torment. In what percentage of clients with dementia is it an escape chosen by the client from inner conflict that becomes unbearable?
ClosedNicola asked 6 years ago • 
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