Master lightwork

[God]

I am a lightworker, I was wondering if anyone else was into this?

[Xander67]

we are all sent here to do this work

[God]

Wonderful!!! I love being a lightworker, it is good to find others working on this task too. It is good for attaining the objectives to have the focuses.

Thank you Xander...

[Rick]

we are all sent here to do this work
Please presume to speak only for yourself.

[Flar's Freyja]

Please presume to speak only for yourself.

What? Your hammer doesn't emit love and light? :fpcsucks

[Luminessence]

What exactly is a lightworker? I've never been able to figure it out.

[ShadowcatX]

There can be as much love in the dark as in the light.

[Rick]

What? Your hammer doesn't emit love and light? :fpcsucks
:rotfl:
Nah, just thunderbolts... :viking:

[Druchii]

I am a lightworker, I was wondering if anyone else was into this?


An here I thought he was talking about being an electrician or lampwright. :) Gotta remember not to take things too literally. :D

[Flar's Freyja]

An here I thought he was talking about being an electrician or lampwright. :) Gotta remember not to take things too literally. :D


:lol: :hehehehe: :lol: :hehehehe: :lol: :hehehehe: :lol:

[Morgandria]

Lightworker: Practicioner of a new-age spirituality attempting to "shift" humanity into phase with a newer, higher-vibration Earth, preusmably for the good of all, or whatever. Sometimes lightworkers consider themselves, because of their higher-vibrational state, to be at a higher phase of evolution than others.

Or as someone else said:

"Lightworker: You are a lightworker if you feel called to heal others; want to resolve the world’s social and environmental problems; believe that spiritual methods can heal any situation, feel compelled to write, teach, or counsel others; and know that you are here for a higher purpose. Right now, Lightworkers are awakening to faint memories of their divine life missions. They are hearing an inner calling that can’t be ignored. This call is a reminder that it is now time to get to work in healing the planet and its population. "

- "The Lightworker’s Way" by Doreen Virtue.

I am most definetely not a lightworker.

[Druchii]

Lightworker: Practicioner of a new-age spirituality attempting to "shift" humanity into phase with a newer, higher-vibration Earth, preusmably for the good of all, or whatever. Sometimes lightworkers consider themselves, because of their higher-vibrational state, to be at a higher phase of evolution than others.

Or as someone else said:

"Lightworker: You are a lightworker if you feel called to heal others; want to resolve the world’s social and environmental problems; believe that spiritual methods can heal any situation, feel compelled to write, teach, or counsel others; and know that you are here for a higher purpose. Right now, Lightworkers are awakening to faint memories of their divine life missions. They are hearing an inner calling that can’t be ignored. This call is a reminder that it is now time to get to work in healing the planet and its population. "

- "The Lightworker’s Way" by Doreen Virtue.



Huh,... I learn something new everyday. :)

[Happy Shrew]

Lightworker: Practicioner of a new-age spirituality attempting to "shift" humanity into phase with a newer, higher-vibration Earth, preusmably for the good of all, or whatever. Sometimes lightworkers consider themselves, because of their higher-vibrational state, to be at a higher phase of evolution than others.

Or as someone else said:

"Lightworker: You are a lightworker if you feel called to heal others; want to resolve the world’s social and environmental problems; believe that spiritual methods can heal any situation, feel compelled to write, teach, or counsel others; and know that you are here for a higher purpose. Right now, Lightworkers are awakening to faint memories of their divine life missions. They are hearing an inner calling that can’t be ignored. This call is a reminder that it is now time to get to work in healing the planet and its population. "

- "The Lightworker’s Way" by Doreen Virtue.

No thanks. I'm all for changing things for the better, but to start off at a global scale is just asking for headaches.

Besides, my calling is from science. Always has been, whether I felt like going along with it or not. ;) The straight-logic approach of the scientific method and the intuitive process of synthesizing ideas make a nice safety net to keep from going off the deep end.

Sometimes nets aren't fun, but I prefer knowing that my hard work is appreciated, and that's real hard to do when you're talking about concepts like light and vibrations. I'm overly sensitive to bright light anyway. :nyah:

[Earthy]

"Lightworker: You are a lightworker if you feel called to heal others; want to resolve the world’s social and environmental problems; believe that spiritual methods can heal any situation, feel compelled to write, teach, or counsel others; and know that you are here for a higher purpose. Right now, Lightworkers are awakening to faint memories of their divine life missions. They are hearing an inner calling that can’t be ignored. This call is a reminder that it is now time to get to work in healing the planet and its population. "

- "The Lightworker’s Way" by Doreen Virtue.


I am most definetely not a lightworker.

Wow..some of that does resound in me, especially recently.
interesting.

[Xander67]

Please presume to speak only for yourself.

My Appologies , I was not attempting to speak for everyone...

what I was getting at was I believe we are all here for a purpose, and it is the work we all do as individuals that contributes to the greater good one way or another...

[frigga]

Interesting. I wonder how one could join that with science, being a bio major myself, I'm all about healing the planet, but most of mainstream society isn't ready for such a shift just yet where relying on a spirituality aspect to heal the worlds problems. AT least not an alternitive one! DO lightworkers see themselves as having their work finished in this lifetime? I see the whole evolution thing as agiven, it's my personal take on the whole indigo movement. But I doubt that it will happen in my lifetime, perhaps my children's when their OLD. :hmmmmm:

[Nighthawk]

Ummm, maybe. I am no longer sure.

[Xander67]

Science ?? oh yes!!

Im an aspiring Quantumn Physicist :nicetie:

[Lunacie]

Hi God. It's been awhile. How you doin'?

[frigga]

Science ?? oh yes!!

Im an aspiring Quantumn Physicist :nicetie:


Whoa.. quantum physics. I get that like ones grips a hammer, I got a handle on it, but all the heavy stuff, and all the works done on the head, which is way above my hand! I think people that get that are wonderful, so they can explain it to the rest of us! Very much along the lightworking lines! :bouncysmi

[Xentor]

Energy worker and general problem solver here.

[God]

Hi Lunacie, it has been a while. It is good to be back and thank you for noticing.

Of course lightworkers intend to solve the problem in this lifetime. What good would it do if we didn't?

I guess it would benefit a later incarnation to insure the future, by being concerned about the future.

Of course, I am into insuring my name, instead of trading it in for another persons name......I am deeply opposed to reincarnation.

[Shanti]

I guess if your opposed to re-incarnation you dont plan on manifesting again?

I havent figured out what I would like to do next time around...still thinking about the black hole or super nova thing though...may be an interesting existence...ya never know! :)

[dancinghathors]

lightworker over here!

[frigga]

Hi Lunacie, it has been a while. It is good to be back and thank you for noticing.

Of course lightworkers intend to solve the problem in this lifetime. What good would it do if we didn't?

I guess it would benefit a later incarnation to insure the future, by being concerned about the future.

Of course, I am into insuring my name, instead of trading it in for another persons name......I am deeply opposed to reincarnation.
I guess I see sooo much that needs solutions. Many of which need more than healing energy because some are unaware, or blocked to it. It's these things that need a lot of attention. Things such as mainstream ideals. They need years to recondition.
What good would lightwork do if it didn't have emidiate results? Lots! Just because it doesn't occur right away doesn't mean it's no good. Some of the best artists weren't discovered until after thier death :artist: . And with some things like air and water quality, real testable results aren't available for quite a few years.
I also don't think that one has to believe in reincarnation in order to work for future generations. They just need to love life and the world they live in. :sunny:

[God]

Most lightworkers realize that immediate results don't always occur. The "default" or root of belief is that we are planting seeds for the future.

I, as a lightworker, hold in my mind a vision of a perfect universe of love and light. I believe that every action leads me closer to a perfect universe.

Some people are not focused on attaining Nirvana but it is scientifically plausable that the universe creates Nirvana and regardless of whether or not an individual ever worked on reaching it, or creating it, that they too will reach it.

Beliefs that inhibit a persons trust in attaining Nirvana, include dogma, lack of education, and other forms of limitations. These limitations are being lifted on a mass level.

Lightwork includes light fusion in the areas of bioelectricity, molecular generation, instead of molecular degeneration, and other forms of electricity that affect the human experience.

Holding a focus on positive energy causes a bioelectrical shift in a human body. This benefits healing and enjoying the life experience.

Challenging other peoples beliefs and practices breaks down your energy and the energy of the other person.

[Lunacie]

[QUOTE=God]Most lightworkers realize that immediate results don't always occur. The "default" or root of belief is that we are planting seeds for the future.

I, as a lightworker, hold in my mind a vision of a perfect universe of love and light. I believe that every action leads me closer to a perfect universe.

Some people are not focused on attaining Nirvana but it is scientifically plausable that the universe creates Nirvana and regardless of whether or not an individual ever worked on reaching it, or creating it, that they too will reach it.
[QUOTE]

Well, I don't know if a perfect universe of love and light is possible, especially considering that we all have different visions of what perfection might be. We could all be working at cross-purposes, eh? The Universe is probably doing the best it can to produce Nirvana given what - and who - it is working with. :lol:

[Morgandria]

I don't presume to tell the Universe how to do its' job. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction....

[~Elise~]

I don't presume to tell the Universe how to do its' job. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction....

I've always heard it as For every action there is an equal and opposite criticism

Elise

[Morgandria]

;) Maybe so, then.

[Rick]

I don't presume to tell the Universe how to do its' job.
I tell it every day... but it usually just ignores me...

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[Lunacie]

I tell it every day... but it usually just ignores me...

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Mwhahahahahaha! :T

[ElementalExtacsy]

What? Your hammer doesn't emit love and light? :fpcsucks

Exactly which hammer is that? If it's the one I'm thinking of, I need to learn that trick... The ladies would love it!

[ElementalExtacsy]

I guess I see sooo much that needs solutions. Many of which need more than healing energy because some are unaware, or blocked to it. It's these things that need a lot of attention. Things such as mainstream ideals. They need years to recondition.
What good would lightwork do if it didn't have emidiate results? Lots! Just because it doesn't occur right away doesn't mean it's no good. Some of the best artists weren't discovered until after thier death :artist: . And with some things like air and water quality, real testable results aren't available for quite a few years.
I also don't think that one has to believe in reincarnation in order to work for future generations. They just need to love life and the world they live in. :sunny:


This lightworking sounds like the energetic equivalent of the Crusades... What makes another's different idea wrong or less in any way?

[frigga]

This lightworking sounds like the energetic equivalent of the Crusades... What makes another's different idea wrong or less in any way?
Point, however...I don't think the conversion of millions to adhere to forgein beliefs is in order, or the slaughter of millions. Granted one can't presume to know their ideas are better than another, but facts don't lie and calculated results to help better everyone's quality of life, meaning health and wellbeing, can't be all that bad now can it?

[Happy Shrew]

It's very hard to come up with a feasible way in which everyone in the world gains more than they lose. Historically, we as a species tend to go on what benefits the most people possible and worry about the losers later.

[God]

See, I only asked if anyone wuz a worker of the light. It turns into some form of critique and insults toward my lifestyle...so sank you...so much.

love,
Timara

[Shanti]

Sorry if I offended. I didnt mean to. I asked a question cause I wanted to know if your choosing your destiny. And I wanted to share with the perspective I have on my destiny.

[Xentor]

Unfortunately, we can't always control how people will react to our reactions.

[Protagonist]

I find it infinitely absurd that one would post about one's style of living on a message board known for free debate and then take such an offense to mild and wholly respectful critiques. It seems quite counterintuitive. Enjoy yourselves, in any case. I certainly am.

[frigga]

I definatly didn't mean any disrespect, genuine interest here! It seems to me to be coming off as a "You can only do light work if you believe this" thing though, and that seems uncomforting to me.

[Protagonist]

Challenging other peoples beliefs and practices breaks down your energy and the energy of the other person.
I must say that this is one of the most original arguments against intelligent debate and progress that I've seen in awhile.

[ElementalExtacsy]

See, I only asked if anyone wuz a worker of the light. It turns into some form of critique and insults toward my lifestyle...so sank you...so much.

love,
Timara




My postulation wasn't prompted solely by your original posting. Lightwork was a new concept for me. As such, I read the thread and posted a question meant to bring its followers forward for a discussion. To me it sounded much like the religious folks out there who are dead set to have everyone believe what they believe... Thus the Crusades analogy. If it offended you, I apologize. For my candity though, I do not apologize. I voiced my concern as a healer, gounding point, and participant in humanity.

E.


A side note:

Does anyone else find the screen name "God" presumptuous?

[Shanti]

A side note:

Does anyone else find the screen name "God" presumptuous?

I dont. Some people call themselves stuff like 'goddess of the daisies' or 'rainbow goddess', 'godess ann'..no one thinks twice.
My son, on his forums is 'the god you fear'!
I laughed...my son is no one to fear!! LOL

Anyway, god is a pretty general term I think. So No big deal. It takes some getting use to cause you dont see it to often used alone but hey differant strokes for differant folks! :)

[God]

It says to be quiet, not to be blind, in some wiccan credo.

Lest ye hurt another, be careful to read carefully.

I - Modern lightworker is not like a Knight of The Crusades, more like a fireman on a plastic truck carefully aligning the sleeping children in a single file to guide them out of a burning building.

A very scary thought.

- T

[Protagonist]

I don't think it's the "God" title that is presumptuous, but...

[ShadowcatX]

It says to be quiet, not to be blind, in some wiccan credo.

Lest ye hurt another, be careful to read carefully.

I - Modern lightworker is not like a Knight of The Crusades, more like a fireman on a plastic truck carefully aligning the sleeping children in a single file to guide them out of a burning building.

A very scary thought.

- T

But not everyone can be saved. Who gets to decide who gets in the front of the line, or in the back. I do like the fact that you said guide, not lead though.

[ElementalExtacsy]

It says to be quiet, not to be blind, in some wiccan credo.

Lest ye hurt another, be careful to read carefully.

I - Modern lightworker is not like a Knight of The Crusades, more like a fireman on a plastic truck carefully aligning the sleeping children in a single file to guide them out of a burning building.

A very scary thought.

- T

You lost me a bit with the mixing of metaphors...

What I hear when I read your passage, both aloud and silently, is that all those who don't know of and/or practice "lightwork" are as niave as sleeping children. Not only are they asleep and children, but they're not even aware enough to know that their surroundings and very well being are in danger. These sleeping, comatose, children also lack any survival instinct or commonsense and must be lined up and filed out of the burning building. They're not lead by a peer, but by a superior, who (in their infinite wisdom) dons the protective clothing and training of a firefighter. Why such a wise being rides into a burning building astride a plastic firetruck escapes me, but perhaps I lack the "lightworker" foresight and know too much about practical physics...

While an economy of words can sometimes be quite elloquent, too sparse verbage fails to relay anything...

Perhaps you could spare a few moments to explain your analogy better?



E.

[Tabbykitty]

I gotta put my two cents into this thread..... “Lightworker” is a pretty common term where I live and there are plenty of people who call themselves lightworkers in my own community.

Well, I got to say that I have a little problem with the term and the idea behind it. Now, I am not tearing down anyone's belief system, just sharing a few thoughts.

See, a lot of lightworkers that I know believe that they are put there on earth to guide, teach, enlighten, heal people....perhaps even on a global scale.

While that is a noble dream, I sometimes wonder if it is a dream that honours the paths of all others. It may be that not everyone is here to guide, teach, enlighten or heal, and not everyone wants to be taught, enlightened or healed.... some people are just there to learn lessons for themselves, or even experience the joys and sorrows of incarnation.... some may even here just to balance karma that they have accumulated in previous lifetimes.

I guess it’s probably something to do with the term "lightworker". See, helping others is just something that any decent human being would do if asked by a fellow human being in need. However, if we slap a title to it, it then becomes, not just a simple humane deed, but almost a calling…. And infers a sense of superiority on the one who performs the deed.

I find it all a little presumptuous to think that we are born to “guide” or “heal” or “teach” someone or even the world. It’s almost like saying, “Yeah, I know that I’m a hero born.”

[watchman11]

See, I only asked if anyone wuz a worker of the light. It turns into some form of critique and insults toward my lifestyle...so sank you...so much.

love,
Timara

You sound a little too emotional to be what you refer to as a "lightworker" unless you don't mean to operate in the real world. Just say what you posted to random people in the street (who would represent the majority of people needing guidance) and I bet it won't be long before you're called a loony if not beaten up and robbed.

What's your experience in lightworking btw? It'd have helped grasp what you meant exactly and your authority in that department.

[Happy Shrew]

I have a question, and this is purely a matter of curiosity - how does your assertion of reigning supreme fit into this sort of work?

At first I thought that was a joke to fit with the God motif, but you seem very serious in all that you do.

[God]

Though I am very serious in all that I do, I make no claims to reigning supreme, that is God's job. So, since I really am not the one who claims to reign supreme, it must be the girl in the picture.

I wonder if the girl in the picture does reign supreme or if it really is God?

I am not sure that I even believe in a God and I hold a firm belief in the absence of more than one.

Why do you ask, Froline?

[Happy Shrew]

Though I am very serious in all that I do, I make no claims to reigning supreme, that is God's job. So, since I really am not the one who claims to reign supreme, it must be the girl in the picture.

Y'mean your avatar of a highly unusual Queen of Pentacles?


I wonder if the girl in the picture does reign supreme or if it really is God?

I would hope not, if you do indeed mean that God is a tarot card. The resulting logical implications would fry one's brain like an egg on a Houston sidewalk in August.


Why do you ask, Froline?

My name is not and has never been Froline, and I hope it never will be, either. Can you imagine how a journal article would look with an author name like that? Egad!

(I'm rarely serious in anything i do, in case you were wondering.)

As for why I asked, well, I'm also a curious creature, but I don't think I'm feline.

[God]

is that all those who don't know of and/or practice "lightwork" are as niave as sleeping children.

That is NOT what I said...

But it could be as dangerous for some children that seem to be pinned down in hostile, and dangerous environments...it is the lightworkers that work magick to change the electromagnetism and lightwave environment of the people of the planet that they live on...to make it safe..

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