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The typical suburban home is actually built for a nuclear family with at least two or more children. Yet we see some McMansions with thousands of square feet of living space, and five bedrooms and bathrooms, being owned and lived in by childless couples. At some level, this seems a bit insane. Yet it is almost becoming the norm now. The defense is that the home is not just a dwelling, but an investment. Contrast all these underutilized investments with the growing and overwhelming homeless problem in this country, and one standing back from it all has to think, “There must be a better way!” What is Creator’s perspective on all of this?
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Can Creator share how prayer work and the Lightworker Healing Protocol can help us create a better and more balanced collective future for all, that preserves some of the benefits of suburban living while mitigating and even eliminating most of its adverse effects?
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Medical Medium, Anthony William, comments that lemon juice has life forms in its water. Are these the same natural helpers unknown to science we have asked you about that are found in natural water sources and will persist in the body for some time after ingestion?
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Are the special life forms found in untreated natural water sources also present in grapes, which have a high water content? Are grapes an equally good source of these novel life forms compared to lemon juice, volume per volume?
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Are other fruits, like watermelon, oranges, and grapefruit a good source of water-borne helpful life forms?
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Fear is witnessed throughout the animal kingdom. Do plants experience fear as well?
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Hundreds of thousands of birds in New Mexico are dropping dead according to wildlife experts, for reasons that are unknown. Many migratory species are affected, including warblers, bluebirds, sparrows, blackbirds, the western wood peewee, and flycatchers. There are similar mass bird deaths reported in Colorado, Texas, and Mexico. Is there a common link here, and what is the cause?
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The Earth is full of millions of animal and plant species of all kinds. Earth has been categorized in other channeled works of questionable origin as a “jewel” – one of the most biologically diverse planets in the entire galaxy. Is this true? It has also been said that the average life-supporting planet only had about 200,000 species instead of millions like the Earth? Is that true? If so, what makes the Earth so special?
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Earth has an incredibly diverse biosphere—jungle, temperate forests, vast oceans, mountains, deserts, prairie, etc. And because of the tilt of the axis and its rotation around the Sun, it has the four seasons. How common is this kind of single planet diversity in the Milky Way Galaxy? Is it more common, or less common throughout the rest of the universe?
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It is said that Mars once had shallow seas and native life, at least up to the level of simple aquatics and insects. Can Creator describe Mars at the peak of its diversity?
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We know the Anunnaki have, and likely still do, use Mars as a base for some operations. Did mining on Mars destroy the relatively thin and fragile biosphere it possessed? Did Mars ever have its own native species of sentient being? Were there ever true “Martians,” or would those simply be enslaved humans who were brought there and the descendants of them?
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When we think of “Martians,” we think of “Little Green Men.” The History.com website says the term originated from an event that took place in the tiny hamlet of Kelly, Kentucky: Why are aliens so often depicted as “Little Green Men” with bulbous heads and oversized eyes? The story began, in part, on the night of August 21, 1955, when a large extended farm family called the Suttons arrived breathlessly at the Hopkinsville Police Station in Southwestern Kentucky. Their story of a terrifying siege by otherworldly beings would become one of the most detailed and baffling accounts of an alien close encounter on record—notable for the large number of witnesses (nearly a dozen), the duration of the encounter (several hours) and the close proximity between the witnesses and creatures (sometimes just a few feet away). The incident quickly became regional and even national news. Are these just our familiar alien Greys created by the Arcturians? Why did they break protocol with this incident and leave a dozen witnesses with a detailed memory of the terrifying close encounter that lasted hours?
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In other channeled material, it has been said there are actually three distinct species of sentient beings capable of advanced abstract thought—humans, dolphins, and whales. Is this true?
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If so, are the telepathic abilities of the cetaceans similar to what humans “once” possessed. Will it require the recovery of telepathic abilities on the part of humans before advanced cognitive interaction between the three sentient Earth species can take place?
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How does the Extraterrestrial Alliance regard the cetaceans?
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