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A viewer asks: “GetWisdom has suggested there are 7 soul profiles of attributes. Psychology has identified a group of five primary traits (habitual behavior patterns) used to study personality: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism. Each trait represents a range, so someone could have a higher or lower amount of the trait in their personality. The five personality dimensions seem to some degree to predict social functioning and life outcomes. But in what ways do soul profiles relate to personality traits? To what extent do these ideas help understand the effect of traits and soul profiles on life outcomes such as fulfilling work, romantic relationships, etc?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 days ago • 
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Creator has previously revealed that the average human has already lived more than 400 lifetimes. We would have to imagine that the first life in the series looks radically different from the latest life. The terms “old soul” and “young soul” are thrown around a lot, but most people never give much thought to it. If one were to compare the full collection of lifetimes to a single human life, there would be newborn, toddler, adolescent, adult, and senior phases, which would all be marked by differing agendas and degrees of acquired wisdom. Is it fair to say that the level of soul maturity becomes a “soul attribute” in that the soul cannot exceed the limits of its growth?
ClosedNicola asked 4 days ago • 
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The soul profiles of helper, artist, athlete, researcher, orator, spiritual, and chief are important soul attribute combinations, with the intended purpose to be of benefit towards reaching greater divine alignment. But what would that look like in terms of these roles? One source has suggested that each of these profiles can have a negative as well as positive expression—for the helper, the positive expression is service and the negative is bondage; for the artist, the positive is creation and the negative is artifice; for the athlete, persuasion versus coercion; for the researcher, knowledge versus conjecture; for the orator, expression versus recitation; for the spiritual soul profile, the positive is compassion versus zeal; and for the chief, it is leadership versus tyranny. Is it fair to say that the positive expressions of these profiles would be in divine alignment and the negative ones not so much? What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 4 days ago • 
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When Creator labels a source as corrupted, could that be almost entirely a function of what is omitted and left out as opposed to the attributes that are acted on being fundamentally harmful? Is it also a function of usage? For instance, would using a chisel as a screwdriver be considered a corruption of the tool and its primary function and purpose, especially if after having been used as a screwdriver, it no longer functions, or functions poorly, as a chisel? Yet, if one has an emergency need for a screwdriver, and all one has is a chisel, can its use to solve the problem at hand still be considered corrupt? What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 4 days ago • 
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There is material on soul attributes from other sources that seems quite comprehensive and internally consistent. Yet, it provides nothing in the way of helping to heal dilemmas that arise. It’s one thing to say that the positive expression for a helper is service while the negative is bondage. That might offer insight about such a person at a deeper level, but it doesn’t provide a means to really assist anyone with a helper profile, or any profile, to navigate away from bondage to service. It’s funny how after reading this material one feels more equipped and yet still entirely helpless to change anything for the better. Do such sources helping us feel more equipped but, in fact, helpless, serve a dark agenda? Is this an attempt to weaponize divine truth? What can Creator tell us?
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Are these soul attributes present amongst the extraterrestrial species? Are there Helper Anunnaki and Researcher Reptilians? Are they all expressing the negative poles of their soul profiles? Are all the Athlete Arcturians coercive rather than persuasive and, of course, would persuasion used for dark purposes really be coercion in the final analysis? What can Creator tell us about the soul profiles of the ETs?
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Do the angelics have similar soul profiles? If not, can Creator provide a simple summary of the difference or explanation as to why not?
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The term “arrested development” means that, for all practical purposes, growth has stopped, and no more forward progress is being made. Does this describe the state of all or nearly all of the extraterrestrials? It’s widely understood in self-help circles that no progress can be made until one admits to themselves that they have a problem. Have any of them even made that minimal mental leap? Have any of them had the passing thought: “You know, I don’t think things should be this way?” What can Creator tell us?
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It seems a lot of human behavior can be understood by discerning how old or mature the soul truly is. One source suggests a motto can be attributed to each level of age. Newborn souls would have the motto, “Let’s not do it.” Toddler souls would have the motto, “Do it the right way,” with the “right way” being whatever it was they were taught as a child. The adolescent soul’s motto would be, “Do it my way,” believing their way to always be the “best” way, whatever that is. The adult’s motto would be, “Do it anywhere but here,” and the senior’s motto would be, “You do what you want, and I’ll do what I want.” These mottos can be quite revealing and even useful in choosing successful strategies for dealing with different people. What is Creator’s perspective?
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One source says the aggregate soul age of humanity on Earth is adolescent. Getting at the notion of corruption, the source has this to say about the human condition: “As civilization ages with the soul age of this planet, so solutions to the human condition will emerge as the average soul level rises in age. Civilization will become primarily philosophical. … The soul, like the body, must develop within certain set limits. There is no express lane to the human understanding.” In other words, “relax, all in good time.” Meanwhile, aliens in “arrested development” are plotting to annihilate humanity. What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 4 days ago • 
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It seems the heart of corruption can sometimes be HOW something is used, rather than the material being corrupt in its own right. A chisel sitting in a toolbox is arguably not corrupt but becomes corrupt when used as a screwdriver, for a purpose it was not intended to fulfill. Yet, in an emergency, the rules can change. Can Creator share with us how Empowered Prayer, the Lightworker Healing Protocol, Deep Subconscious Mind Reset, and Divine Life Support can help us use divine truth in a divinely aligned fashion while, at the same time, enabling us to be resourceful enough to make the best use of what we have when an emergency calls for it?
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A practitioner asks: “To what extent can willpower change personality traits? It is a popular idea that people can choose to be their best self or decide to become more tolerant, assertive or friendly, etc. But how much is personality genetically determined and unchangeable, and how much is personality a result of the influence of environmental factors such as lifestyle, parenting, or social class?” What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 1 month ago • 
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He asks: “Can, for example, a “naturally” impatient person train themselves to become more patient using willpower and self-reflection? The nature/nurture debate appears to lack a complete understanding of the factors involved, such as cellular consciousness and soul attribute expression.” What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 1 month ago • 
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Before we proceed with a more detailed exploration of these important attributes, it is important to reiterate the ENTIRETY of important human experiences can be explored within the context of these attributes. Love and despair, fame and infamy, health and illness, wealth and poverty, acceptance and rejection, success and failure, and so much more can and will be explored by EVERY soul through the multitude of physical incarnations they will choose to experience. The artist will nurse the sick, and the helper will learn and perhaps even master a musical instrument. These soul attributes do not create hard barriers to ANY human expressions, adventures, and experiences. The difference is simply a matter of degree. What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 1 month ago • 
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One of the problems atheists have with the entire notion of creation is the apparent unfairness of it all. Why does Mozart get to be Mozart, while a clumsy and inept scullery maid can barely make herself useful? This gets at the whole notion of “Gifts from God.” What could be more fundamentally unfair than God seemingly handing out gifts of wildly differing value, arbitrarily, and some would argue capriciously? Even if we accept the reality of reincarnation, in light of these attribute revelations, most of us will NEVER be Mozart. Instead of “gift” would it be helpful to think in terms of attributes being “assignments” and not so much for the benefit of the individual, but for the fundamental and diverse requirements of humanity and its necessary functioning as a physical species? What can Creator tell us?
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