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Jasper · 10-09-2008, 04:35 PM

Even though you are the one who introduced the concepts of dark- and lightworking to me, I'm not sure I completely agree at this point with your view of them (you gotta love the whole thinking for yourself thing

).

Where in your earlier posts on this subject, you used the concepts as ways of channeling your focus, by showing the neutral effect of not choosing one path or the other, I do feel like in this post, you are actually favoring one over the other.

Now in my view of these concepts, I would have to say, that eventually, I agree with you, in a highly evolved society there would probably be a high presence of lightworkers and very few, if any, darkworkers. However, in the society I live in, there are very few evolved people, to begin with, let alone those who consciously choose a path.

I therefore think that even a lightworker might choose a darkworker path, as a strategy. The old, if you can't beat them join them theory. For me personally, that is the path I'm on. Now I'll be the first to admit that a big part of me choosing that path, has to do with the fact that I'm afraid to make the total switch, and therefor am very limited in my options, but still, I feel, in the end, I'll be a lightworker.

For me, I'm aiming to become able to do major lightwokring work, by first succeeding majorly as a darkworker. As for people being 'hurt' by that, I doubt that I'll hurt more people this way, than if I were to choose the lightworker path, simply since there would be more people to 'convert'. You see, in my company, the aim is to get as much money as we can possibly make. However the way to do that, in our believe, is to serve the client as best we can. In my opinion that is a win-win and therefore a sustainable strategy. I also make sure that when we serve the client, we add value. We don't rip people off and we don't smooch of others. But individual clients, or a specific client, doensn't get me excited. It's the total picture of serving clients in such a way and profiting in the process, that gets me.

As for the control vs. serving reply you made, don't you agree that controlling the larger body might be better for the (lightworking)results, than serving it, given the current status of awareness in the larger body?

What do you think?

PS: I hope you don't mind my mistakes on the English grammar part... I'm still learning

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10-09-2008, 04:35 PM	#12 (permalink)
Jasper Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 24	Even though you are the one who introduced the concepts of dark- and lightworking to me, I'm not sure I completely agree at this point with your view of them (you gotta love the whole thinking for yourself thing ). Where in your earlier posts on this subject, you used the concepts as ways of channeling your focus, by showing the neutral effect of not choosing one path or the other, I do feel like in this post, you are actually favoring one over the other. Now in my view of these concepts, I would have to say, that eventually, I agree with you, in a highly evolved society there would probably be a high presence of lightworkers and very few, if any, darkworkers. However, in the society I live in, there are very few evolved people, to begin with, let alone those who consciously choose a path. I therefore think that even a lightworker might choose a darkworker path, as a strategy. The old, if you can't beat them join them theory. For me personally, that is the path I'm on. Now I'll be the first to admit that a big part of me choosing that path, has to do with the fact that I'm afraid to make the total switch, and therefor am very limited in my options, but still, I feel, in the end, I'll be a lightworker. For me, I'm aiming to become able to do major lightwokring work, by first succeeding majorly as a darkworker. As for people being 'hurt' by that, I doubt that I'll hurt more people this way, than if I were to choose the lightworker path, simply since there would be more people to 'convert'. You see, in my company, the aim is to get as much money as we can possibly make. However the way to do that, in our believe, is to serve the client as best we can. In my opinion that is a win-win and therefore a sustainable strategy. I also make sure that when we serve the client, we add value. We don't rip people off and we don't smooch of others. But individual clients, or a specific client, doensn't get me excited. It's the total picture of serving clients in such a way and profiting in the process, that gets me. As for the control vs. serving reply you made, don't you agree that controlling the larger body might be better for the (lightworking)results, than serving it, given the current status of awareness in the larger body? What do you think? PS: I hope you don't mind my mistakes on the English grammar part... I'm still learning . Last edited by Jasper; 10-09-2008 at 04:37 PM.