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A practitioner writes: “Dear Karl, I have a client who is struggling with mental health and is finding no relief from conventional diagnosis or medication. It seems to me, that she may well be accessing her deep subconscious being drawn into many scenarios from her past, future possibilities, and parallel experiences, and is also feeling alienated by her family, claiming to know many of their dark motivations. Having been informed that our deep subconscious has been deliberately blocked from the conscious mind by the interlopers, and if my supposition, of her accessing this part of the mind readily, has some truth, would likely be much relieved to have this walled off or at least be able to manage it better. Would Creator enlighten us about this situation in my client and a possible illustration of the unblocking that is not an ideal outcome?”554 views0 answers0 votes
A viewer asks: “In an HMR Deep Subconscious Channeling session you did for me, you mentioned I sat with a spiritual teacher during a time when it was very dangerous to meet and discuss healing abilities, but you didn’t say where or when. I thought I was ready to further my education, but the teacher told me I was not ready due to much pain in my heart from losing many loved ones. It must have been mind-bogglingly devastating because it came up as one of the very most devastating moments ever that needed healing, which you facilitated, thank you. Was this during my time as an Essene? I have strong recollections of that life, the fear of bathing in water that was not from a well, my sandals, the reddish, dry, and hard clay ground, as well as how I was killed after being chased on foot by a Roman soldier who strangled me to death because I wouldn’t tell him something. I remember my neck burning, the hot pressure, as I left my body and sat near it for three days, waiting for someone to find me, but no one came, so I left. So sad. You didn’t tell me about this, it is something I remember. Images of the hills, mountains, and caves at Qumran still give me a sense of longing and sadness.”615 views0 answers0 votes