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Originally Posted by Velorien  *blink blink*
Lightworkers shun receiving? Wouldn't we eventually die of hunger or some such? |
Yep, if you were completely "polarized" you would.
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Originally Posted by Velorien As I understand it, lightworkers can receive as much as they like. |
You just can't
want it?
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Originally Posted by Velorien Elegant, but what do you actually mean? I can easily see a world of just lightworkers and unpolarised people, or just darkworkers and unpolarised people. Equally, if we accept that being a lightworker is not a ban on receiving, a world of lightworkers could just give to each other continuously to support a society of art and creativity, and a world of darkworkers isn't that far from any number of dystopian novels (the strong live in high towers and scheme against each other while using the weak as tools).
OK, scary number of generalisations, but my point stands. When you generate outflow, you get inflow automatically, and vice versa (just like day has to follow night). To extend the metaphor, an individual can have their own day/night cycle, and doesn't need a reversed counterpart anymore than a planet does. |
If inflow automatically results from outflow (and vice versa) why are "light workers" morally superior to "darkworkers"?
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Originally Posted by Velorien Oh, and in regard to me asking for experiences, that's also exactly what I mean. We can sit here and theoretise all day, but I wondered if any lightworkers had actually met conscious darkworkers in daily life, or vice versa, and what they learned from the encounter. |
I've never applied such limiting and demeaning labels on anyone and I doubt I ever will.