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Saint Faustina wrote, “A general principle. It would be a very ugly thing for a religious to seek relief from suffering.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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Monastic life seems to require that great hardships be intentionally undertaken and embraced to make oneself worthy of divine communion. Can Creator share how Empowered Prayer and the Lightworker Healing Protocol offer an alternative path to achieving the same ends?
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Is the man who shot himself accidentally, safely in the light now, following our doing a Spirit Rescue? Does he have a message for his sister?
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A practitioner asks whether nicotine is a safe and useful substance for healing related to Covid-19 (or even other neurological disorders), with perhaps precautions to use in a low dose, like the doctor recommended in a video presentation he watched? What can we tell him?
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A woman wanted to send me some documents she says describes: “There are babies, children that are being kept in U.S. Military Sites that are being used to give their blood to others, tortured, abused, detained, and more.” Is she safe and helpful to interact with? Is the information she wants to convey true and accurately described? What are the best ways to handle this?
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A news report says that five rented vehicles used by the Secret Service during President Biden’s visit to Nantucket during the Thanksgiving holiday caught fire and were destroyed. The five vehicles included a Chevy Suburban, a Ford Explorer, an Infiniti QX80, a Ford Expedition and a Jeep Gladiator. So that rules out a common manufacturing defect being a fire hazard. It is bizarre in a number of other respects, such as how it spread from car to car, and only these five, not others parked there. The front ends, and engine compartments of the vehicles appear to have melted, which seems unlikely to happen from burning gasoline alone. It is reminiscent of the many toasted cars in Manhattan that burned on 9/11 even though they were not near the twin towers that collapsed. What caused these rental cars to burn?
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A cable television show was discussing the statistic that in Canada, one out of every 30 deaths in 2021 was an assisted suicide, as that is legal, and done by various healthcare providers. The discussion expressed concern that there is advocacy by the system to encourage people to take that route, like veterans with PTSD and others who are unhappy but not facing an imminent painful death. What is the divine perspective of this and why it is promoted?
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A practitioner asks: “Is the higher self truly in between a person and their soul? Or is the higher self a separate soul extension we communicate with, kind of on the side, like it is a twin soul extension, as depicted in her drawing?”
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A woman contacted me about wanting help to redirect telepathic communications she receives from others around her to make them more positive. What is going on, what is the best way to help her? What can we tell her that will be a safe and helpful approach?
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A study published in last December’s Neurology showed a lower risk of dementia in people eating a diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods like fruits, vegetables, beans, and tea or coffee, compared with people eating foods that boost inflammation, such as sugar, processed foods, unhealthy fats, and red meat. But a causal link between diet and dementia was not proven. Are such dietary considerations important for warding off dementia?
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Are those dietary characterizations of inflammatory potential accurate as well as being meaningful considerations for maintaining health and wellbeing?
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A study published in Nature Medicine about effectiveness of Covid-19 vaccines for preventing long Covid showed only a 15% preventive benefit. Was that an accurate and uncompromised assessment?
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The study also showed a more dramatic benefit of vaccination on serious long Covid symptoms: lung disorders were reduced by 50% and blood-clotting disorders by 56% compared to unvaccinated patients. Were those valid and accurate findings?
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A UK Health Security Agency review of 15 UK and international studies found that vaccinated people were about half as likely to develop long Covid symptoms. Were those valid and accurate findings?
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Three of four studies of people with long Covid who were subsequently vaccinated showed more people experienced an improvement than a worsening of symptoms. Is that a valid and accurate assessment? What can you tell us about the mechanism?
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