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RE: What does it mean to be a light-worker? (@TribeSteemUp Bi-Weekly Question)
rather to lead by example and be that candle in the night shining as bright as they can.
That's not how wrong-doers stop doing wrong, if everyone lets them just keep doing it.
Being positive and uplifting is good to have. People can also "charge" up to release negative energy when they are told things they don't want to hear, which is a truth which is positive.
The information "warrior" shines light be exposing darkness, not ignoring it.
I think the folks who lead by example are being the change they want to see, like the Gandhi quote. If one wants to stop wrongdoers from doing wrong they could become a police officer. Yet, even there you enter into the realm of subjectivity and potentially tampering with the free will of another being. They can do some good at times but many times they are over stepping to the nth degree.
I agree. That could depend a lot on the message, messenger, intent, and whether or not there is a shared perception of truth.
I agree. I was mostly speaking with respect to light-workers. They adopt "workers" instead of "warriors" because it's an entirely different way. Different yet related like apples and oranges are different. Even though they are both different, they are both similar as they reside in the fruit category. I can see both sides and they're not necessarily independent.
I think sometimes an information warrior can be a light-worker and sometimes a light-worker can be an information warrior. We're all primed by nature or our creator with a very deep capacity to be as broad and expansive or as narrow and limited as we please or need to be at any given time. I say why not be both, and summon the appropriate spirit as necessary.
Sometimes you'll see people in need of spirit lifting or love and other times you'll see people in need of crucial information. Like your articles about vaccine dangers for example. Poor kids and their parents are like flies flying towards that blue light. Then zap! that's all she wrote. One small mistake that could have been avoided had only the parent been informed.