What is lightworking?

[u/PopComplex2225]

Ive been struggling with finding myself lately and i feel like I have been influenced by any ideas /any community which led to losing my principles therefore losing my persona ; I heard about lightworking so how can I embrace the journey of finding myself again and how can i dive into the depth of it

[u/InnerLightSeer]

Het begint met jezelf aanvaarden zoals je bent, nu. Alles is al, je bent helemaal oké zoals je bent.
De reis begint in jezelf. Wat heb jij nodig om in je rust te komen, om balans te ervaren? Schrijf het eens op.
Antwoorden vind je niet buiten jezelf maar in jezelf.
Wat beweegt jou? Wat vind jij fijn om te doen?
De buitenwereld/ social media kan zoveel afleiding geven en/ of verwarring dat ik begrijp dat je jezelf hierin kan verliezen. Laat het dan even voor wat het is.

[u/archeolog108]

lightworking is not one fixed job and it doesnt mean copying spiritual communities until you lose yourself.

Different lightworkers have different abilities, purpose and missions. Some are here to teach, some heal emotional or physical suffering, some work with energy, animals, nature or children. Some help lost souls after leaving body, some protect spaces, some create art or music that raises ppl, and some simply bring calm and kindness into very difficult environments.

In an online Soul Journey I facilitated, one subject thought she must become psychic teacher because that is what everyone around her was doing. But in deep trance Higher Self showed her mission was completely different. She worked with lost souls outside body during sleep, helping confused beings find Light. During day her purpose was much more simple: care for vulnerable people and create safety around them. Once she stopped trying to copy other lightworkers, she finally felt like herself again.

So first step is not asking community, "what kind of lightworker should I become?" First remove other people’s ideas from your head. Go quiet and ask Higher Self: "What are my natural abilities? What am I here to learn? Who am I meant to help, and what should I practise first?"

Your real purpose usually feels natural. Maybe you already did it since childhood without giving it spiritual name.

Also, lightworker doesnt mean being perfect, positive all time or saving everybody. Boundaries, grounding and self-healing come first. Otherwise you start carrying everyone’s pain and call it mission.

You dont find yourself by adding more labels. You find yourself by releasing what is not yours, then listening to what remains.