RE: Light Workers Of The World
Fascinating hun, thanks
I can go on and on here
please do 😀
RE: Light Workers Of The World
I'm in complete agreement with Amber on this one....we need dark as well as light...thats how we grow & thats how we learn, to think that we can live with one & not the other is silly (for want of a better word!!!:eek:)...if you never expereinced sadness in your life time....would you be able to appricate happiness..would you even notice it if you'd never been made aware of it's opposit????
((I hope thats come across OK..pardon me if it hasn't...I'm in a dark mood today))😉
RE: Light Workers Of The World
To walk without fear is to walk in the light and not be effected by the darkness
To understand the dark/shadow is to understand self and what comes from within, a more intimate connection with your higher self/intuition
Being not blind and acknowledging what is out there with no blinkers is to walk with your head held up high and reflect love, compassion in your eyes which in turn reflects your soul and hearts.
I stand in my own light and use it all the time, those who wish to step into it are welcome,
Also not to judge or nake opinions on others who are experiencing the dark ( void) our shadow selves as i said before hold many inner lessons
Love
Ithar:)
RE: Light Workers Of The World
To walk without fear is to walk in the light and not be effected by the darkness
yes, i went through a long stage of having fear and i know that this makes a big difference
RE: Light Workers Of The World
I agree with Amber - there has to be balance. For everything there is an opposite.
To know and appreciate the Light we have to have experienced the Dark - otherwise how shall we know the Light?
Surely to say, or intimate, "I only believe in Light; I refuse to see/acknowledge anything else" demonstrates a fear of accepting the dark parts of our natures? Which I truly believe we all have (yes, even JC!) Those dark sides may only appear as temper/frustration tantrums; bitching about the boss; cursing another driver etc. How many of us have sliced our finger and immediately said/thought "What a valuable lesson I have learnt from that. Iwill send love and light to that knife so it doesn't happen again...."
And how many have said "***** * that ******* thing!!!!!" and perhaps even thrown it to one side.
Yes, even that can be seen as a shadow side!!!
Well, perhaps that is a bit OTT!!
Learning from the dark or shadow sides is a different matter. As Ithar has said, the dark gives us many gifts - faith, trust, strength etc. Parts of my past have been pretty dark, too. But I accept and acknowledge that and use my own experiences to help others as much as possible. We can't change things so I try to learn from them, bless them and move on.
Oh gosh, I'm getting all waffley again!!
Love
Glenys