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Originally Posted by Illustro Cado  Gubb, if I adopted that perspective, helping people would be the furthest thing from my mind. If it's falling down, it's every man for himself. There's no point in trying to do anything for anybody else because if they wanted to change things that's what they'd do. Case in point: Jesse thinks everything is falling apart and he's certainly not a lightworker. (He has, however, used it to empower himself.)
If I were unawake and unaware and someone more "advanced" than I was came to me offering something which seems to have made him more miserable than he was before, I'd turn him down. You tend to talk of what "is" without recognizing that it's a lens you filter reality through. Polarity doesn't work from a victimhood mindset. |
Not a victimhood mindset. It might be a personal challenge, and it might taint my words a bit, but I've gotten over it enough to be able to polarise.
I refer to the fact that for a lightworker, the things which normal people do become meaningless. They seem only to be an evasion of what's important. And what's important may not be literal risk of death, but it is very grave, perhaps worse - it's the living death, disconnection, unlove, constant suffering.