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Are You A Lightworker? What It Means To Be One
December 4, 2014
By Jean-Claude Koven
They come in all different shapes and sizes. Some have been here longer than four score and seven years; others are newbies, barely out of their mothers’ wombs. Like the cavalry riding to the rescue of a beleaguered fort, they arrive at our darkest hour from the faraway places they used to call home.
They have many names: Starseeds, because the distance between their home and the Earth is often measured in thousands of light years; Wanderers, because they have crossed boundaries of consciousness to get here; and simply Planetary Servers. Yet the most widely used term for these exquisite beings is Lightworker, signifying their task of helping humankind to lift itself out of the darkness of its own making.
Whatever they choose to call themselves is of little importance. What they do here is vital. These are the beautiful souls, the highly evolved beings, who have lovingly taken human form to be of service as this planet transitions into the next octave of creation. They have come from other dimensions and from distant places in this and other galaxies to work, play, and live among us as fellow humans.
Lightworkers are located all over the planet and number in the tens of millions. Yet most of them remain unaware of who they actually are or why they’re here – so thorough is the memory-blocking effect of the Veil of Forgetting, the energetic filter one must pass through to take human form. Many of them are living dual lives – partly in the mainstream of society, partly on its fringes. They frequent new age expos; they attend and often lead workshops; they meditate, pray for peace, and forward emails with poignant messages of love, gratitude, forgiveness, and hope. Above all, they have a gnawing feeling that they’ve come to serve, that something major is happening and they have some part to play in it.
They may even wonder each day if they are one of the Lightworkers and, if so, what a Lightworker is supposed to do. The handiest answer is a new twist on a popular new age commandment: “think cosmically, act locally.” Mother Teresa may have said it best. When she was asked, upon receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, what we can do to promote world peace, her response was clear and unequivocal: “Go home and love your family.”
What extraordinary wisdom, a perfect acknowledgment of the holographic oneness of creation – “as above, so below.” Whatever takes place in one portion of the creation reverberates throughout its whole. Psychologists confirm that children mimic the actions of their parents and others in their immediate surroundings. Those enveloped by love ultimately return it a thousandfold to those they encounter throughout their lives. People touched by that love pass it on to others, causing this energy of light to ripple out to all humankind and from there to our solar system and the galaxy, eventually reflecting back to the All That Is.
Being a Lightworker is not about carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders – there are too many instances of well-intentioned beings stumbling badly while trying to affect great global changes because they haven’t yet put their own lives in order. Rather, it’s about making a difference on the small scale, where one has some direct influence. As Benjamin Franklin so aptly put it, “Watch the pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves.”
Defining Lightwork is easy. In energetic terms, every interaction has three possible outcomes: (1) you can bring positive, supportive, affirming energy and leave the situation more buoyant and lighter, opening the door to infinite possibilities; (2) you can emit negative, argumentative, judgmental energy and leave the situation heavier and darker, thereby closing off creative options; or (3) you can be totally neutral, like a hidden video camera, and have absolutely no effect on the situation whatsoever.
Here is a simple exercise that will not only change your life, it will trigger a cascading effect that begins transforming all those you encounter and, through them, help shift the consciousness of humanity. Whether you are interacting with others or with yourself, be keenly aware of the flow of energy. Is the net effect of the interaction positive, negative, or neutral?
Let’s say you are waiting in a supermarket checkout line behind an overweight lady with two chubby children in tow. She’s slowly unloading a grocery cart overflowing with starchy desserts, cases of cola and beer, ice cream, chips, and a host of other foods that would make any naturopath grimace in pain. What are your thoughts as you watch her?
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Copyright © 2007 Jean-Claude Koven / All Rights Reserved.
Jean-Claude Koven is a writer and speaker based in Rancho Mirage, CA. He is a featured weekly columnist for the UPI (United Press International) Religion and Spirituality Forum and the author of ‘Going Deeper: How to Make Sense of Your Life When Your Life Makes No Sense,’ recipient of both the Allbooks Reviews editor’s choice award and the USABookNews.com award for the best metaphysical book of the year.
This article was originally featured on Trans4mind.
Seen on Conscious Life News.
Thanks to: http://earthweareone.com
December 4, 2014
By Jean-Claude KovenThey come in all different shapes and sizes. Some have been here longer than four score and seven years; others are newbies, barely out of their mothers’ wombs. Like the cavalry riding to the rescue of a beleaguered fort, they arrive at our darkest hour from the faraway places they used to call home.
They have many names: Starseeds, because the distance between their home and the Earth is often measured in thousands of light years; Wanderers, because they have crossed boundaries of consciousness to get here; and simply Planetary Servers. Yet the most widely used term for these exquisite beings is Lightworker, signifying their task of helping humankind to lift itself out of the darkness of its own making.
Whatever they choose to call themselves is of little importance. What they do here is vital. These are the beautiful souls, the highly evolved beings, who have lovingly taken human form to be of service as this planet transitions into the next octave of creation. They have come from other dimensions and from distant places in this and other galaxies to work, play, and live among us as fellow humans.
Lightworkers are located all over the planet and number in the tens of millions. Yet most of them remain unaware of who they actually are or why they’re here – so thorough is the memory-blocking effect of the Veil of Forgetting, the energetic filter one must pass through to take human form. Many of them are living dual lives – partly in the mainstream of society, partly on its fringes. They frequent new age expos; they attend and often lead workshops; they meditate, pray for peace, and forward emails with poignant messages of love, gratitude, forgiveness, and hope. Above all, they have a gnawing feeling that they’ve come to serve, that something major is happening and they have some part to play in it.
They may even wonder each day if they are one of the Lightworkers and, if so, what a Lightworker is supposed to do. The handiest answer is a new twist on a popular new age commandment: “think cosmically, act locally.” Mother Teresa may have said it best. When she was asked, upon receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, what we can do to promote world peace, her response was clear and unequivocal: “Go home and love your family.”
What extraordinary wisdom, a perfect acknowledgment of the holographic oneness of creation – “as above, so below.” Whatever takes place in one portion of the creation reverberates throughout its whole. Psychologists confirm that children mimic the actions of their parents and others in their immediate surroundings. Those enveloped by love ultimately return it a thousandfold to those they encounter throughout their lives. People touched by that love pass it on to others, causing this energy of light to ripple out to all humankind and from there to our solar system and the galaxy, eventually reflecting back to the All That Is.
Being a Lightworker is not about carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders – there are too many instances of well-intentioned beings stumbling badly while trying to affect great global changes because they haven’t yet put their own lives in order. Rather, it’s about making a difference on the small scale, where one has some direct influence. As Benjamin Franklin so aptly put it, “Watch the pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves.”
Defining Lightwork is easy. In energetic terms, every interaction has three possible outcomes: (1) you can bring positive, supportive, affirming energy and leave the situation more buoyant and lighter, opening the door to infinite possibilities; (2) you can emit negative, argumentative, judgmental energy and leave the situation heavier and darker, thereby closing off creative options; or (3) you can be totally neutral, like a hidden video camera, and have absolutely no effect on the situation whatsoever.
Here is a simple exercise that will not only change your life, it will trigger a cascading effect that begins transforming all those you encounter and, through them, help shift the consciousness of humanity. Whether you are interacting with others or with yourself, be keenly aware of the flow of energy. Is the net effect of the interaction positive, negative, or neutral?
Let’s say you are waiting in a supermarket checkout line behind an overweight lady with two chubby children in tow. She’s slowly unloading a grocery cart overflowing with starchy desserts, cases of cola and beer, ice cream, chips, and a host of other foods that would make any naturopath grimace in pain. What are your thoughts as you watch her?
Are you on “Tsu” yet? Its a new social media platform that pays you for creating and sharing content! Thousands of people have already joined. Its just like Facebook, it takes seconds to join, and even easier to use! And best of all you can reach100% of your friends and audience, and NO Censorship. You can only join by Invite, and this is an invitation from us to you. Click here to join! and be sure to Follow us too.
CONTINUE ARTICLE HERE.
Copyright © 2007 Jean-Claude Koven / All Rights Reserved.
Jean-Claude Koven is a writer and speaker based in Rancho Mirage, CA. He is a featured weekly columnist for the UPI (United Press International) Religion and Spirituality Forum and the author of ‘Going Deeper: How to Make Sense of Your Life When Your Life Makes No Sense,’ recipient of both the Allbooks Reviews editor’s choice award and the USABookNews.com award for the best metaphysical book of the year.
This article was originally featured on Trans4mind.
Seen on Conscious Life News.
Thanks to: http://earthweareone.com
