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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  First, figure out in what ways you're still living as an NPC (we all have a bit of social conditioning in us), and decide what you'd like to change. Work on yourself first. |
This I know. It's my next project.
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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina Secondly, use what you've learned about yourself to shed light on other NPCs' situations, challenging them to consider whether they agree with their current programming and whether they'd like to make any conscious changes. |
Would an example of shedding light like this be the way you always write about animals having to suffer so that people can eat them?
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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina Being a lightworker or a darkworker is a path, not a destination. You polarize when you fully commit yourself to follow one path or the other. Being committed to a path doesn't mean being perfect. It does, however, provide a clear direction for conscious growth. |
Ok, that was my next question, if you had to be 100% lightworker to help others, because now that I know more how this lightworker/darkworker/NPC behavior is manifest in practical life and human relations, it's hard for me to imagine that I could become 100% lightworker even in a lifetime.
So all I have to do is decide and commit? Which I think I did decades ago, but not committed with any knowledge about it or about the existence of polarization...I mean, one always strives to be good and honest all the time and goes out of one's way not to hurt others (and instead ends up getting hurt by them), but without a certain knowledge or awareness, one may be more vulnerable to the dark side and I have been. I've hurt myself, not so much others.