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A practitioner asks: “An associate of mine suffers with paranoid schizophrenia. He has had a lifetime interest in military conflicts, especially the Second World War, and collects military models of infantry, weaponry, aircraft, and battleships passionately. He was also interested in joining the military in his youth. I’m wondering if his schizophrenia is a result of traumatic experiences lodged in the deep subconscious from previous wartime lifetimes, or whether he is a targeted individual, or some other cause. How effective are LHP-DSMR sessions likely to be in improving his condition (he is in his 60s)?” What can we tell him?
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My client was upset by thinking her hairstylist could hear her mother’s thoughts and had taken offense, which the mother says was not possible. She fears her daughter is “Thought Broadcasting” which is a common symptom of schizophrenia. Is that incident an indication of mental illness, and is the daughter schizophrenic? Would another session of deep subconscious channeling with trauma resolution help this young woman? What can we tell the mother?
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