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Steve Pavlina · 11-13-2006, 08:51 PM

I define a lightworker as someone who's reached the level of knowing they're here for a reason, and that reason involves some form of service to the greater good.

They may not know how they'll do it, and the inclination towards service might be unclear, but they know deep down they're not just here for their own kicks and giggles -- they feel called towards a mission to have some kind of positive impact.

There are much more new agey ways to define this term, but I prefer to use it more loosely.

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Steve Pavlina Administrator Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 3,868	I define a lightworker as someone who's reached the level of knowing they're here for a reason, and that reason involves some form of service to the greater good. They may not know how they'll do it, and the inclination towards service might be unclear, but they know deep down they're not just here for their own kicks and giggles -- they feel called towards a mission to have some kind of positive impact. There are much more new agey ways to define this term, but I prefer to use it more loosely. __________________ Steve Pavlina www.StevePavlina.com (Twitter page, Facebook page) Get my book Personal Development for Smart People I'm a human alarm clock. I awaken people who are sleeping through life. Then I duck.