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The Source Perspective Project
Source Response #10
Question
How is it that you are able to work At-a-Distance?
Source Response
An important aspect of my Source Function is to work with all beings on the Inner Plane, the Spiritual Level of Reality. I do this through my Extended Range, which is a level of my consciousness that can operate outside of my conscious awareness.
It is through my Extended Range that I am able to work with beings 24/7, providing them with Source Guidance and the miracles that manifest a Life that is Heaven.
This work is based on The Spiritual Principle of Correct Exchange. To the extent that a being balances the exchange for the work that I do to help them have life and have life as Heaven, they are able to receive the help of the Source.
In the At-a-Distance Work that I offer through The Miracle School, there is a specific Correct Exchange that is required in order to enable me to bring through the miracles that are described. Once this energy is given by the person requesting the At-a-Distance Work, I begin the work. I request the Source Interventions that are needed and I give energy to the work over the period of time when the work is occurring. This work could take a few hours or could happen over months. It all depends on the nature of the work.
During this time, my Extended Range handles the work and I check in on it periodically to see if there is any aspect of the work that requires my conscious attention.
The person receiving the work can generally be engaged in usual daily activities or even be asleep. Only with certain kinds of At-a-Distance Work do I request that they concentrate on what is happening. I always provide specific instructions if this is the case.
If they want to track the work and have developed their Spiritual Senses to the point where they can see what is happening, this adds an additional richness to the experience for them.
They can benefit from the work, however, even if they are not able to track what is happening.
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