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We are surrounded by symbols everywhere. On our money, embedded in corporate logos, stained glass windows in churches, military insignia, and on and on. Most people don’t know their origins or purpose. They are so ubiquitous, yet so many people are ignorant about them. What is their real purpose?
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Washington D.C. has occult symbology, like the owl, designed into the street layout of the city itself. What purpose does this serve?
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We know the dark arts are of full of symbology. The Book of Solomon contains a small catalog of “sigils” or signature symbols that belong to angelic spirits. These sigils are used by magician practitioners to “summon” the spirit the sigil represents. Is the “sigil” in fact a kind of energetic “portal” or “cording” that links directly to the spirit to whom it is said to belong?
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Even if not used, how dangerous is it to merely possess The Book of Solomon?
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We know that personal possessions can be used in the dark arts to harm people, to act as a cording or direct energetic connection to them. We also know that we can remove that connection using the Lightworker Healing Protocol. Could the same thing be potentially accomplished with a “symbol” like an angelic sigil or upside-down pentagram?
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We know that the zodiac is the calendar of the Anunnaki. We also know from ruins ubiquitous in Ancient Sumeria and Babylon that symbols were once again, a ubiquitous presence, as it was as well with Ancient Egypt. Is the “science of energetic symbology” something the Anunnaki wish not to share with most of humanity?
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The Catholics do the “sign of the cross” multiple times in church and even before and after the meal prayer. We know that the Anunnaki home planet, Nibiru, is the “planet of the crossing,” and the symbol of the cross ultimately is an Anunnaki symbol. Recognizing that the cross itself was an instrument of cruelty, but also a symbol now of Christ’s suffering, can Creator share what is truly energetically happening when Catholics perform the “sign of the cross?”
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The swastika was once considered a fairly positive symbol used by cultures all over the world. The Nazis in WWII ultimately turned it into a symbol of evil. What is the true state of the energy of the swastika today? Can it ever be healed and returned to its former positive meaning and orientation?
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Are there “positive” symbols we can surround ourselves with, to counteract the negative effects of other dark symbols seemingly everywhere? Are there symbols for healing and protection that Creator recommends?
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Can the healing power of the Lightworker Healing Protocol be infused into a symbol? If so, would flooding the world with this symbol help the cause at all? Even if people didn’t know what it meant – much like the way the symbols that surround us are used?
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How can prayer work and the Lightworker Healing Protocol help to protect us from the effects of negative symbology?
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A viewer asks about his dog: “Here’s a long list of benefits that my dog has received, I believe as a result of all of the divine healing with the Lightworker Healing Protocol that was given to him in his recent past life. What can you tell us about these behavioral differences? Are any of them due to prior healing done for him in his previous incarnation? First, he is much calmer and better socialized with other dogs at the dog park … He is truly one of the most balanced dogs around, and makes friends easily, although as always some dogs are difficult…”
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A viewer asks about his dog: “Second, I am able to brush him and he actually likes it! In his prior life he used to dislike grooming intensely, and I was not that good in my technique for removing burrs, which get embedded in the fluffy border collie coat and are hard to get out. That is also not a problem for him when I remove those.”
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A viewer asks about his dog: “Third, we had a very good visit with my two daughters and son-in-law and two grandsons two weeks ago Sunday and they said that my dog was well-behaved. In his prior life, he used to bark loudly when he would hear a baby shriek, but both boys seemed to enjoy his company! I think all the LHP work around the issue of the dogs for my daughter and her husband and the boys and myself has paid rich dividends because they were very warm, as was the dog and I was good with them.”
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A viewer asks about his dog: “Fourth, like in his prior life, my dog has learned to swim and loves it and does it very well. I tether him to my waist and we swim in the open water on the river. It turned out to be easier to teach him to balance on a surfboard than expected.”
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