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A client writes: “Our dog had a sister who died of Lymphoma. I think the dog misses her and is afraid. I would like her to be more comfortable in her skin.” We found a canine spirit attached to her when we did the Lightworker Healing Protocol session. Was that the dog’s sister?
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What is the reason for my client’s anger and extreme negativity toward his daughter’s family members? How can we help the situation?
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What is the reason for my client to have so many problems hitting him all at once? What can we do to help?
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A number of people have been arrested, some in possession of accelerants and other evidence, and accused of starting the wildfires in Australia. Are some of these people guilty, and are they just inherently would-be arsonists getting inspired or are they being manipulated by spirit meddler attachments to add to the carnage?
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A practitioner writes: “A young man I know suicided a few months ago. He was 30 years old. I did a Spirit Rescue a few days after his passing with the Lightworker Healing Protocol. Is he truly safely in the Light now?”
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She also asks: “When I started his Spirit Rescue, the first thing that came up in my mind was the Extraterrestrial Mercenary Army Program (SSP). From a young age [name withheld] was considered “different,” but doctors weren’t able to characterize his emotional/mental disorder. He was a very sweet and sensitive person but we often felt that he was struggling with things nobody understood. He was interested in gaming, using guns and other technical devices. Throughout his life, he was on medication for his depression. Was he perhaps part of the Secret Space Program? Did we see this correctly and was this the reason for his sudden suicide? If so, are other family members part of the SSP or Abduction Program?”
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A client described that in March, 2015, his wife was bringing their son and daughter home from school and set off for home that was approximately 1.5 miles away. They had traveled less than .25 mile from the village when they noticed a bright light falling from the sky, they all called it a “falling star.” When they got home it was dark and they thought it was strange so they checked the time, it was 7.00 pm. They had lost two hours. His daughter said that the memory used to be very vivid except for the lost time; now trying to remind herself actually gave her a headache. What happened regarding the missing time for my client’s wife, son, and daughter respectively, and what is the back story and cause for [name withheld]’s early pregnancy termination?
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A viewer asks: “There are multiple words surrounding empathy, sympathy, compassion, etc. People often confuse or simply don’t know the differences in these concepts. Before we endeavor to do a deeper dive, can Creator give us a broad divine introduction to these words, the meaning behind them, and the important differences between them, if any?”
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A viewer asks: “Is true empathy a form of intuitive insight dependent on a strong connection with the Divine for deep understanding of another’s dilemma? In other words, is the extent one views empathy as a blessing rather than a curse, or a boon rather than a burden, is that an indicator of how robust or fragile the divine connection and/or partnership is for that being?”
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A viewer asks: “The feeling and concept of love is never far from the conversation when the topic is empathy. Is it even possible to develop genuine empathy without love?”
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A viewer asks: “There is a notion of cognitive empathy or perspective-taking. Some think this is not empathy at all. It’s defined as being able to put yourself into someone else’s place and see their perspective. Successful lawyers must possess this skill when representing clients whose situations the lawyer themselves would not personally find themselves in or condone. An observer, Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence, noted that torturers would need to have good cognitive empathy to work out how best to hurt someone, but without having any sympathy towards them. Is that a fair use of the word empathy? Are the interlopers exercising cognitive empathy when manipulating us with mind control?”
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A viewer asks: “The website, https://www.skillsyouneed.com, described emotional empathy as when you quite literally feel the other person’s emotions alongside them as if you had ‘caught’ the emotions. The site states there is a danger of becoming overwhelmed with these emotions, and calls this “empathy overload.” There is the condition of being an “empath,” people who feel the emotions of people around them to such an extent that they have difficulty shutting them out, or dealing with them effectively. Many such people end up isolating themselves in order to avoid this kind of experience. Christ appeared to have been an “empath,” but with a sense of control and balance that eludes others with this ability. Can Creator share with us the Divine strategy for achieving such mastery?”
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A viewer asks: “All are light beings when starting out, and while lacking the kind of wisdom that the physical universe was created to foster, nevertheless possessed a kind of innocent and naive love and an assumed empathy when first created. When that virgin empathy is assaulted with negative emotions of all kinds stemming from others, can that, in turn, engender in the young soul, similar dark feelings that precipitate a fall of sorts? Can empathy actually be a hazard when wisdom and experience is lacking?”
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A viewer asks: “Can Creator share with us the way back for the true psychopath? The psychopath is one whom we consider lacks empathy, and who had their original virgin empathy when first created suppressed to such a degree that it no longer operates. When in that condition, are the inculcation of wisdom and the development of cognitive empathy the first steps back to restoring genuine love and emotion-based empathy?”
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A viewer asks: “Many people who hate, are fond of “hugging their cactus” so to speak. Can hate actually operate as a block to pain, an actual strategy, and means of obstructing it or blocking it out? And is emotional pain, a form of empathy? For it is said we must be empathetic with ourselves even. Can hate of others, hate of the self, work as a pain blocker, keeping a being stuck in place because they are avoiding pain and not dealing with the issue effectively?”
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