Nicola Staff asked 3 years ago
We see this as having limited utility and, in fact, that it could be harmful to some individuals. People are not meant to be robotic beings carrying out an instruction on autopilot on a continual basis through all of time, and certainly not for an entire lifetime. While this would be in one sense high service for a divine cause, it would be above and beyond the call of duty to have a burden of this kind imposed on a part of the mind. This could be done but the question would be: "How effective would these sessions, in fact, be?" The subconscious is good at doing repetitive tasks, but it is not reliable in terms of forming high-level intentions that are in divine alignment because they are being carefully considered by the bulk of the being and its awareness with all of the meanings and implications that are represented by carrying out a healing session with a very lofty purpose.
As a consequence, giving this as a chore to be done as a kind of housekeeping function by the subconscious level of the mind, would be indeed assigning a slave to do the work for you, but it would not be high-level work in the end because the intention would be uncertain. The two do not go together automatically—the willingness to repeat something over and over, but also to couple that with a high-level intention of benefit, especially to such a wide category of recipients and the many nuances and intricacies of the Protocol representing another level of uncertainty as to whether the subconscious will fully grasp what is being requested, and hold an appropriate intention in place so as to be effective in requesting each and every step of the Protocol. This is highly uncertain, so we would not suggest inflicting this on yourself let alone anyone else. It would likely not perform as intended and it could be a liability in terms of burdening the mind unduly with a make-work exercise.
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