Mini-course Learn TAD - Day 6: Frequently Asked Questions — YouTube from the CEC Library

TAD stands for Daily Assistential Task, the practice of laying on of hands at a distance. A common question is whether we can continue the assistance for disincarnated people. The question arose when a terminally ill person who was receiving the TAD died. Energy is always beneficial. Even after physical death, the person does not cease to exist; they simply move on to a new situation of consciousness. Continuing the assistance for a while can be an act of affection, helping the person to have more clarity of thought in the post-mortem, which is a challenging period. Thus, it is valid to continue the assistance, even for those who have already passed away.

Another question is about doing the laying on of hands for other people without their knowing. This may seem like an invasion, but it depends on the context. If it is your child, as a helper, you have the right to do what is best for them, even if they do not understand. I do not consider it an invasion to carry out an assistential task for someone, unless the person clearly states that they do not wish to receive it. If the person does not have a formed opinion and is ill, you can try to help. The intention to do good is valid, but if you notice that it is not being beneficial, it is important to stop.

Some people ask whether it is necessary to carry out the assistential task always at the same time. What matters most is availability. You can carry out the task anywhere: at work, at the movies, or while watching a soccer game. The task can be done in any situation, as long as there is willingness. There are places where it is not recommended to carry out the exteriorization of energy, such as environments with many sick people, unless you have the competence to handle the situation. Competence means having experienced a situation repeatedly and being able to handle it. If you feel tiredness or energy depletion, there may be an interaction with needy consciousnesses. In that case, it is better to change place or adjust the time.

The spiritual helpers use the energy at the time when you carry out your practices, even if it is not always at the same time. Although a conjunction of energies is ideal, as when a group decides to do something at the same time, you can still help at different times. However, the energetic potential is not the same. The TAD aims to provide happiness to many people, and there is a difference in the energetic forces when it is carried out in a group. Nevertheless, it is possible to do it at different times, adjusting to the local time zone. At present, the CEC carries out the practice from 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and the schedule is being expanded with the goal of providing service 24 hours a day. In Europe, people are 3 or 4 hours ahead of Brazil, but the practice should be done at the local time. The spiritual helpers are able to handle these differences.

Every country, state, and even neighborhood has consciousnesses that administer and stabilize the energies, similar to a religion that has an administrative consciousness. The CEC also has a consciousness. Thus, no matter where you are, the intention is what really matters, and the helpers administer this effectively. The Daily Assistential Task is universal and anyone can receive it, regardless of where they are. The energy we work with transcends time and space, being a marvelous energy of creation. The assistential task can be applied to everything, like a laying on of hands: to plants, animals, or food, stabilizing and adjusting the energies.