Any lightworkers?

ganja man23

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  • [FONT=Tahoma, Calibri, Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif]Simple question, are there any lightworkers here? I haven't met any anywhere other than YouTube so I figure this is a good place to ask? Please dont feel Obligated to reply if you don't know what I'm talking about. I realize we are all lightworkers but I wish to speak to those who have figured this out already.[/FONT]​


 

ganja man23

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I consider myself a light worker. Nice to meet you :)
Likewise :) And like I said we all are wether we realize it or not.

I was just curious how you've been preparing for the shift? I find myself to still be facing the negative energy ive had to face all year. It seems like I've lost just about everything (school,car,dog,house,respect) to the point where I am at home all day and do nothing.

Anyway that's not important. I just wanted to share this video with you. I hope you watch it if you're not already familiar with bashar. I find listening to it can lift me up on even the dullest of moments.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PizeHgklxmM
 

ganja man23

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I work on lights sometimes!!! Though... they usually call that an electrician.
While i normally am all for humour, I was trying to accomplish something else in this thread. Yes Of course I was expecting several smart witted remarks In response to my op, however I did ask that you not say anything unless you want to contribute or at the very least understand what I'm talking about. You see when a guy gets 6 responses, with only one serious one, makes him wonder if people even read the op. namaste
 

Zaehet Strife

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We are merely poking fun at your idea... you can poke fun at my ideas all you want too, i won't be offended...

Remember... they're just ideas bro.
 

ganja man23

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We are merely poking fun at your idea... you can poke fun at my ideas all you want too, i won't be offended...

Remember... they're just ideas bro.
Well i didn't create that idea, if anything i have taken from it and added. The reason i didn't post what i meant by lightworkers was because i didn't want to give the 'textbook definition'. in my opinion a lightworker is simply someone who wants to spread their knowledge or ideas with others, and i suppose it's all in hopes of sharing vital information with them.

from a very early age i could feel energy emitted from people around me. when i am around happy people i am also much happier myself. the same for when others are angry, i can't begin to describe how many times i've had a good day, i get home and people around me were angry and my mood suddenly declines. when i help someone and they understand me, i light up on the inside because that in itself is a reward for me. i may be wrong in saying this but i believe this is a natural human instinct that we all share.

while i do realize that it is an idea, i didn't choose to believe this, i merely looked upon what made the most sense based on my own thoughts and surroundings. when i came upon this conclusion i noticed many others with similar traits and they happened to have labelled themselves as light workers. i wasn't sure how else to ask the question since we don't often like to think of ourselves as that in hopes of not sounding like we're trying to be better than others. we're all the same, after all. one love, right?
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
I have never been able to "feel energy" despite trying. I don't know how to do this. More importantly, I do not know the procedures for validating that the felt energy is actual, external, and not that oldest trick of the cheatin' meat: an impression. cn
 

Zaehet Strife

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While i do agree with most of what you said, the term "lightworkers, starchildren etc." was derived just recently in the 20th century through "New Age religion" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Age <--Link.

While i can understand and empathize with the human condition, yes, we all want to feel like we belong, that we have a purpose for being here. Yet, just as, we create our own purpose and meaning... it's just that you have fallen into the new age movement, which in not a bad thing at all.

Here's a link that provides a lot of information about "lightworkers" - http://www.spiritualitysolutions.com/lightworkers <--Link

Whatever we do, or whatever we believe, or think... we give our life a purpose and/or meaning. A lot of us in this world want to devote our lives to making the world a better place, not just for the human animal, but for all life in general. A lot have many of the feelings described in the link above. But alas, if you are anywhere close to being a good natured, good hearted individual that cares more about the well being of others than yourself, it will be easy to find that everything it describes, sound JUST LIKE ME! Hehehe.

For all we know, this could be nothing more than a dream, this idea doesn't hold any less, or any more credibility than the beliefs of anyone in the world from which no evidence can be provided to support the claim.

I agree, we should all be empathetic, compassionate, caring... but i understand that some people can't, or won't attempt to give their lives their own meaning... so instead they replace this with a "divine purpose" to make them feel more special than we really are...because as far as we feeble humans can tell, we are merely a complex arrangement of atoms... a tiny clump of impure carbon and water impotently crawling on a small and unimportant planet.

I can see why thinking of yourself as a divine bringer of light, would be more fun to think than some unimportant human animal trying his best to make the world a better place for no other reason than it makes you feel good.
 

ganja man23

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I have never been able to "feel energy" despite trying. I don't know how to do this. More importantly, I do not know the procedures for validating that the felt energy is actual, external, and not that oldest trick of the cheatin' meat: an impression. cn
studies show that if you choose to be around happy people you will be significantly happier yourself (perhaps even enough to notice). like i said haven't you ever had a good day and then you can sense someone is angry and it makes you almost feel awkward in a way? you don't need to sit down and dedicate time to feel energy, you're already doing it wether you realize it or not. that's the wrong mentality because when you sit down and try to feel things based on expectations you have previously set for yourself, this limits your results. my guess is that you're trying to feel something in a way you can interpret (such as the 5 senses, which is what i used to do). i realize now that everything is energy: thoughts,atoms,molecules,light, cookies, etc.

i'll give you another example if this helps. has anyone ever told a credible lie to you and you straight up thought: wow this guy is definitely bullshitting me? now you have no reason to think they're lying but you just can't help but feel as if they're not telling the truth. this happens to me frequently when i get high but i can recall instances before i ever started smoking).we emit many different types of energies constantly and we also receive energy from others wether we're aware or not (chances are .. not). these can be physically measured believe it or not using frequency devices throughout the wavelength spectrum, from radio waves to gamma rays.
 

ganja man23

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While i do agree with most of what you said, the term "lightworkers, starchildren etc." was derived just recently in the 20th century through "New Age religion" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Age <--Link.

While i can understand and empathize with the human condition, yes, we all want to feel like we belong, that we have a purpose for being here. Yet, just as, we create our own purpose and meaning... it's just that you have fallen into the new age movement, which in not a bad thing at all.

Here's a link that provides a lot of information about "lightworkers" - http://www.spiritualitysolutions.com/lightworkers <--Link

Whatever we do, or whatever we believe, or think... we give our life a purpose and/or meaning. A lot of us in this world want to devote our lives to making the world a better place, not just for the human animal, but for all life in general. A lot have many of the feelings described in the link above. But alas, if you are anywhere close to being a good natured, good hearted individual that cares more about the well being of others than yourself, it will be easy to find that everything it describes, sound JUST LIKE ME! Hehehe.

For all we know, this could be nothing more than a dream, this idea doesn't hold any less, or any more credibility than the beliefs of anyone in the world from which no evidence can be provided to support the claim.

I agree, we should all be empathetic, compassionate, caring... but i understand that some people can't, or won't attempt to give their lives their own meaning... so instead they replace this with a "divine purpose" to make them feel more special than we really are...because as far as we feeble humans can tell, we are merely a complex arrangement of atoms... a tiny clump of impure carbon and water impotently crawling on a small and unimportant planet.

I can see why thinking of yourself as a divine bringer of light, would be more fun to think than some unimportant human animal trying his best to make the world a better place.
my only belief is string theory which you can find many years' worths of scientific validation, despite it not being completely finished. i choose to think that we are all based on the "one love" or "god" energy and we simply live through it. life before this was much divine and the reason we incarnate here is to learn about ourselves. Just like you find space flexible, i believe time to be much the same thing. i'm not here to make the world a better place because i can't. when we realize what is going on around us, the process will happen naturally. we go through cycles and we will fall again, and rise as we have done in the past.

you said you want evidence but i have extremely mixed feelings about evidence. while i do love science: what is evidence, think about that. to this day we have not seen the structure of an atom in person so i could just say that there's no such thing, we're all based on tiny doughnuts. the only thing that's not a 'belief' as you say is the fact that we exist. even if this is a dream as you say (i beelieve incarnation on earth to be an illusion, which is a dream more or less). can you tell me you're not here talking to me even if this is a dream? the point is we are here and with string theory i want to say that if you go to the highest dimension of space time (we do not yet know which dimension is the highest, but i would guess the 13th), we will eist within that dimension for all eternity.

i think it's a little absurd to think that you simply vanish and cease to exist after your life here. the thought of that could drive someone crazy. how can you exist and then just unexist lol. like i said, that would mean energy is being destroyed, which is another fundamental law from my main man newton! and i will say another thing; i do beleive life is absolutley meaningless to everyone except the one experiencing it. as the one living, it is up to you to decide what you want it to mean.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
studies show that if you choose to be around happy people you will be significantly happier yourself (perhaps even enough to notice). like i said haven't you ever had a good day and then you can sense someone is angry and it makes you almost feel awkward in a way? you don't need to sit down and dedicate time to feel energy, you're already doing it wether you realize it or not. that's the wrong mentality because when you sit down and try to feel things based on expectations you have previously set for yourself, this limits your results. my guess is that you're trying to feel something in a way you can interpret (such as the 5 senses, which is what i used to do). i realize now that everything is energy: thoughts,atoms,molecules,light, cookies, etc.

i'll give you another example if this helps. has anyone ever told a credible lie to you and you straight up thought: wow this guy is definitely bullshitting me? now you have no reason to think they're lying but you just can't help but feel as if they're not telling the truth. this happens to me frequently when i get high but i can recall instances before i ever started smoking).we emit many different types of energies constantly and we also receive energy from others wether we're aware or not (chances are .. not). these can be physically measured believe it or not using frequency devices throughout the wavelength spectrum, from radio waves to gamma rays.
I have felt those things, but have never had a need to invoke "energy" to understand them. They've always seemed an organic response to mundane stimuli.

As for the bolded, you seem to be pre-emptively throwing out any chance of studying this in a consequent way. If a phenomenon displays "coyness", a negative response to being studied, I suspect its goodness or trueness. cn
 

ganja man23

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I have felt those things, but have never had a need to invoke "energy" to understand them. They've always seemed an organic response to mundane stimuli.

As for the bolded, you seem to be pre-emptively throwing out any chance of studying this in a consequent way. If a phenomenon displays "coyness", a negative response to being studied, I suspect its goodness or trueness. cn
you can apply this rule to almost anything. all i meant by that is that when you set expectations for yourself, you're limiting yourself to those expectations. let's say i want to be an engineer, my goal is to make 60k a year. i work hard and then i accomplish this. for all i know i may have won the lottery or gotten a higher paying job doing something easier, like being a liar (some call them politicians).

perhaps i should say this is my belief rather then fact since i have no way of truly providing proof, but i do believe everything is energy whether we can see it or not.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
you can apply this rule to almost anything. all i meant by that is that when you set expectations for yourself, you're limiting yourself to those expectations. let's say i want to be an engineer, my goal is to make 60k a year. i work hard and then i accomplish this. for all i know i may have won the lottery or gotten a higher paying job doing something easier, like being a liar (some call them politicians).

perhaps i should say this is my belief rather then fact since i have no way of truly providing proof, but i do believe everything is energy whether we can see it or not.
Most expectations are "soft", meaning they can and do change to accommodate changing conditions. I could for example make a goal of becoming an engineer. There exists a well-described procedure for that.
The $60K expectation however is very dependent on a combination of work (get the degree) and luck (hope the job market is good).

I'm less interested in deciding whether or not i am energy ... than in defining, isolating, testing ways to make real-world use of the idea. While I was not an engineer in my career days, I tend to think like one, and to focus on the tangible. cn
 

ganja man23

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Most expectations are "soft", meaning they can and do change to accommodate changing conditions. I could for example make a goal of becoming an engineer. There exists a well-described procedure for that.
The $60K expectation however is very dependent on a combination of work (get the degree) and luck (hope the job market is good).

I'm less interested in deciding whether or not i am energy ... than in defining, isolating, testing ways to make real-world use of the idea. While I was not an engineer in my career days, I tend to think like one, and to focus on the tangible. cn
i am the same way, i am working on becoming an engineer since i happen to think like one. however i do differ in the sense that i am open to all information, whereas my fellow engineers are all arrogantly spending the majority of their time studying advanced calculus which is frankly wasting their time. because they're doing this, the education system will teach them that they are "smarter" then others because they can accomplish somewhat complex mathematics (i'm an average guy when it comes to mathematics in engineering, if i can pass a calculus course, most people can). in a sense they are "smart" (i hate that word) but who said intelligence is based on mathematics?

anyways, before you can apply a concept you must first understand it. there are many researching string theory so coming upon a final "Theory of Everything" is a direct application with for using this information. with what respect do you wish to apply this information? are you looking to seek wealth, intelligence, strength, a soul mate perhaps?
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
i am the same way, i am working on becoming an engineer since i happen to think like one. however i do differ in the sense that i am open to all information, whereas my fellow engineers are all arrogantly spending the majority of their time studying advanced calculus which is frankly wasting their time. because they're doing this, the education system will teach them that they are "smarter" then others because they can accomplish somewhat complex mathematics (i'm an average guy when it comes to mathematics in engineering, if i can pass a calculus course, most people can). in a sense they are "smart" (i hate that word) but who said intelligence is based on mathematics?

anyways, before you can apply a concept you must first understand it. there are many researching string theory so coming upon a final "Theory of Everything" is a direct application with for using this information. with what respect do you wish to apply this information? are you looking to seek wealth, intelligence, strength, a soul mate perhaps?

I won't confuse math skill with intelligence. However, my point was different: an engineer likes tangibles, stuff on which [he] can lay his hands, feel the changes, test what works. It's the test aspect that appeals to me. If one cannot even define the test, one has the right to question that there is a phenomenon and not just random or systematic error. I won't posit soul if the model runs well without.

As to the bolded: my hopes are more modest. Health would be nice.

If I'm jacking your thread, I apologize. cn
 

ganja man23

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I won't confuse math skill with intelligence. However, my point was different: an engineer likes tangibles, stuff on which [he] can lay his hands, feel the changes, test what works. It's the test aspect that appeals to me. If one cannot even define the test, one has the right to question that there is a phenomenon and not just random or systematic error. I won't posit soul if the model runs well without.

As to the bolded: my hopes are more modest. Health would be nice.

If I'm jacking your thread, I apologize. cn
that was a great answer. i can't directly apply the law i was speaking to you about earlier to make you have better health. i can offer you this information which i have learned simultaneously with what i like to call the "universal laws" i mentioned above. i have learned that much of the food we ingest today is "poisoned" for lack of a better word. the healthiest way to become healthy is to monitor what you ingest. and touching back on scientific stuff, this will be the first that i have credible information for. :)

the average diet of the american is based on eating mostly acidic foods (PH of 6.99 or below; foods such as meat,french fry grease, chips, etc), on average i will claim 80/20 acidic to basic ratio based on my own diet before i changed it. anyway this ratio results in an acidic solution in your bloodline and the cells cannot perform optimally. what we must strive for is a ratio of 70/30 with the basic foods in the majority. Most fruits, vegetables are basic in terms of their pH level so these are recommended. another major problem in terms of 'decalcifying your pineal gland' is to not take in fluoride anymore. i won't get into how bad that is because quite frankly i could make a new thread about it.

anyways here is evidence as i promised. this video shows the change in red blood cells from an acidic ph vs a basic one, and you can see the difference yourself and it is quite spectacular. red blood cells are one of the fundamentals to healthy bodies as of course they take oxygen from organ to organ.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vhHe55s9rg&feature=related
 
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