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If someone could point to a real, great "darkworker" that had reached higher levels of consciousness without being evil and without committing suicide, could you please do so? Everyone seems to have a hard problem with this one, which leads me to believe it's faulty by definition.
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The dark worker will do some things that other people judge as evil.
To the suicide topic, even someone like Jesus did on the cross.
The chinese Empress Wu Zetian is someone I would consider a darkworker who died at 80.
In addition it is very difficult to judge people out of a distance. We don't know much about people like Alexander the Great.
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I don't want my search for higher lvels of consciousness to be limiting.
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When searching anything of value you always have to limit yourself. Their is always a price to pay for strategic choices.
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If I had to choose between living a fear-based or a love-based life, isn't the choice obvious?
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It is not so much fear it is power. Feeling powerful is nice.
On the relationship topic:
Take someone like Sartre. After Sartre love is about power. We don't like when our partner sleeps with someone else because that reduces our power over our partner.
If love is about wanting the best for the other person, there is no reason for us to feel bad about our partner cheating.
In addition a intimate love relationship gives a lot of power to either make the partner feel bad or feel good.
In addition your average pickup artist, has also a darkworker perspective to relationships.
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I agreed on Musashi as a successful person because he didn't kill for the sake of killing or power: he was striving for perfection, which he achieved,
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Perfection is power.