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rei · 11-06-2009, 05:06 AM

i think these definitions are incomplete...
there is also the lightworker who literally works with light, for example, sending beams of light to Sanat Kumara (the planetary logos) so that presence/being can distribute the positive intentional energy where it is needed.

and there are also lightworkers who visit the crystalline grids around the planet to make repairs or connect with a higher vibration.

i think we may need to make a distinction between "new age lightworkers" and what Steve means when he discusses lightworkers.

these NAL (new age lightworkers) are often also living a service-to-all lifestyle through character and career choices. but not all of the SPL (Steve Pavlina Lightworkers) participate in this particular version of lightwork.

i am not even sure whether Steve created the concept first or the metaphysical community created it first. i don't know how i would find that out either.

does anyone have any thoughts on this distinction?

11-06-2009, 05:06 AM	#10 (permalink)
rei Family Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: earth, everywhere and nowhere Posts: 9,713	i think these definitions are incomplete... there is also the lightworker who literally works with light, for example, sending beams of light to Sanat Kumara (the planetary logos) so that presence/being can distribute the positive intentional energy where it is needed. and there are also lightworkers who visit the crystalline grids around the planet to make repairs or connect with a higher vibration. i think we may need to make a distinction between "new age lightworkers" and what Steve means when he discusses lightworkers. these NAL (new age lightworkers) are often also living a service-to-all lifestyle through character and career choices. but not all of the SPL (Steve Pavlina Lightworkers) participate in this particular version of lightwork. i am not even sure whether Steve created the concept first or the metaphysical community created it first. i don't know how i would find that out either. does anyone have any thoughts on this distinction?