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A student writes: “Last night I asked Creator to bend time to let me get MORE sleep. I have to say, it seemed to work. I did feel like I slept longer.” Did this happen truly?
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A student writes: I’m going to try the same thing in reverse – for Aikido. “Source Creator, please SPEED UP the time spent in Aikido, to get it over with as QUICKLY as possible.” Can that work?
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How effective is the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique as practiced by Dolores Cannon?
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How prevalent is the concept and usage of “money” in the universe, as it is utilized here on Earth?
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A lot of folks think advanced societies are impossible without some form of money or credit system, as a store of wealth and medium of exchange. Is this true?
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In the physical universe, almost everything can be considered a “resource” whose availability is ultimately limited by either actual rarity, limited access, or compromise. Adrift on the ocean, water is plentiful, but “drinking water” is limited. Competition for limited resources seems to be the primary challenge for every level of physical life (and to some extent even “non-physical” as dark spirits need life-force energy). Is one of the primary purposes for all life forms in the physical world, the exploration of scarcity and competition?
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What is the divine perspective on usury? And on simple interest and compound interest?
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What is the divine perspective on absentee ownership of the means of production?
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In a universe of impermanence, the one thing that is ironically “permanent” conceptually is eternal abstract ownership of a “company” or organized group of humans producing products or services, as represented by “stock” ownership. Some people think this is just a fancy system of slavery. What is the divine perspective on this means of “owning” organized activities?
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What is the divine perspective on might makes right vs. share and share alike?
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What is the divine perspective on taxation? Property tax, sales tax, and income tax?
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What is the divine perspective on “inheritance?”
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Many think without money that there will be insufficient “incentive” to be creative and productive. And yet we see countless people “volunteer” to do things without pay all the time. Starving artists create masterpieces while wondering where their next meal will come from. Yet, fully volunteer-based activities seem to flounder and fail more than they succeed. Can a fully volunteer-based society ever truly work outside of the divine realm itself?
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What resources are truly limited for the average Anunnaki, Arcturian, Reptilian, and how is access to them controlled? Do they have a money or credit system, or is it nearly 100% caste and privilege based?
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The “division of labor” throughout the universe is truly one of the more “miraculous” mysteries. The beehive has “just enough” drones, workers, queens, etc. There is some speculation that even at the human soul level there is some demarcation that predisposes individuals to particular pursuits, engagements, and expression. There seems to be quite a difference between the “artistic type” versus the “scholarly type” versus the “warrior type” versus the “doting grandmother/nurturing” type. Are some of these differences truly an attribute of “soul casting” and essentially a permanent proclivity (at one level or another)? It seems for a world to “function” properly, there would be more need for “nurturers” than “priests.” More need for labor than management. More need for skilled artisans than sublime poets or musicians. Is there an organizing principle and planned “division of labor” inherent in the creation of the divine human?
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