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Are my targeted client’s delusional states being triggered by prior damage of the virus he has harbored? Has all of the virus been removed from him now?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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Is my targeted client empathic and is that contributing to his struggle?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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Can the manipulations of the interlopers within my targeted client’s deep subconscious causing him to have a delusional state for a time, be countered during a subconscious channeling session to correct his thinking, and if so, how could this be done safely?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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Will my targeted client benefit from taking medication for his delusions?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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Does my client who has struggled from abuse have new spirit attachments?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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Is my client’s incessant talking to herself a manifestation of Dissociate Identity Disorder or exhibiting another type of abnormal behavior?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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Would it help my client for her to stop talking to herself, and is that possible?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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What is the best way for me to help my client with her severe abuse history?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Subconscious Mind

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If one has friends or acquaintances willing to discourse with you about what’s “real” and what’s “not,” would performing a Lightworker Healing Protocol session for them, potentially help them to be more open-minded and receptive to what you have to share?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Limiting Beliefs

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Socrates said, “When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.” Most atheists have been observed to make liberal use of the tool of “slander” in controlling a conversation and putting their well-intentioned opponent in a difficult position. But it has further been observed, that if one “stands strong,” and continues with their dialogue, unwavering and unaffected, many times the conversation can actually continue productively. Can Creator share advice on what to expect and how best to proceed when one is faced with an onslaught of “slander?”

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Limiting Beliefs

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In life, it is often true that before you can build something new, you first have to tear down something old. It’s been observed that many atheists have quite strong “faith” in their outlook and world views. So before they can even become receptive to new ideas, their currently “full” cup must be emptied. Anyone attempting to help someone empty a cup they are grasping tightly should expect quite a bit of resistance. But resistance isn’t always a retreat, or abandonment of the engagement, quite the opposite. If they are resisting, but not retreating, and are willing to engage, is that enough to allay any concerns about “coercing” them against their will?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Limiting Beliefs

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It has been observed that atheists have a kind of “hunt and destroy” approach to anything outside their world views. So while the would-be evangelist is attempting to empty and refill the cup of the atheist, the atheist is actually attempting to do the very same thing, but in reverse. Unfortunately, atheists are often better prepared in these contests, which is one of the reasons that if one of the parties is likely to come away disillusioned, it’s the evangelist and not the atheist. Can Creator comment on the importance of knowing what you are getting into, and choosing your battles carefully and wisely?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Limiting Beliefs

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One of the apparent attractions of atheism is that it is widely embraced by the smart, accomplished and savvy, while belief in the divine is portrayed as primitive, dumb, gullible, and the desperate clinging of people who can’t think for themselves and who are afraid of their own shadows. This is a VERY significant presumption to have to counter and dispel. Can Creator share the best strategy for countering this outlook most effectively?

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Limiting Beliefs

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Creator has shared that humans are divine, but that atheism leads inexorably to depravity. Most atheists have a kind of utopian outlook for atheism that itself is a kind of fairy tale that doesn’t hold water when examined critically. Showing them that all atheistic outlooks eventually lead to depravity on a gargantuan scale, has been found to be an effective, but not pleasant approach to “raining on their parade.” This seems contrary to the preferred divine means of spreading love through positive reinforcements and messaging. Can Creator comment on the importance of “telling it like it is?”

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Nicola asked 5 years ago • Limiting Beliefs

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The reality and nature of consciousness is one of the central topics of contention when conversing with atheists. Most do not believe in the existence of non-local consciousness in any form. Yet Creator has shared that everything is consciousness in actuality, and the interlopers would seem to have an outlook on non-local consciousness that is not as strict as that embraced by human atheists. What is the difference in outlook if any? Do the interlopers view the universe as primarily “dead,” as opposed to the divine reality of it all being ALIVE? Creator shared that the alien outlook is that non-local consciousness is a kind of “echo” that is a reflection of consciousness, but not ACTUALLY consciousness? Can Creator clarify whether or how true that is?

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