Polarity

[JaZzCanary]

Dear Steve:

I just finished your article entitled, "Polarity" and found it very interesting. I have a question for you in regard to career and polarity.

What if your career choice is by nature a mixed polarity? Assume one wishes to be highly successful in their career choice and to benefit from their success, which is natural. How can one decide upon inflow or outflow polarity when the career in question is of a creative/artistic nature? The success implies inflow (i.e., financial abundance, attracting plenty of work, acclaim, etc.), but the inherent creative/artistic nature of the career implies outflow?

Looking forward to your response. In the meanwhile, I shall read on.

Thanks, JaZzCanary

[Sam988]

From my point of view, you can choose any polarity for any career.


If you're going into an artistic career, if you polarized for inflow energy (darkworking) you could get motivated by imagining how much money/status/recognition you would receive from your works. Imagine changing their paradigms for better and being recognized as a genius (or receiving a lot of money) by those that were benefited from your works.

If you decide to have an outflow (lightworker) polarity, you can get motivated by imagining how much people will be benefited by your works; how they will get amused and happy by watching your works (or having their paradigms changed for better, which would get you even more motivated because you would be helping them so much).


As you can see, you can choose your polarity independently of what you're going to do.