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Dear fellow Lightworkers;

The other day, while I was ridding myself of even more 3D ballast in
the form of boxes with paper work, I came across an old email that I
wrote in March 2002 to the Topica Psychic Children Discussion List. I
would like to share it with you as an example of how far we have come:


Dear Amy and All:

Emy wrote:

“I never thought I'd call myself a Lightworker... part of me thinks it
sounds... well hokey..., New Age, presumptuous... - there I said it. I
want to be authentic. Well, I guess I really haven't given myself
credit. I AM a Lightworker!”


Amy, I know exactly what you mean; I went through this myself a
thousand times. You create a tug of war for yourself when you mix two
opposing perspectives relating to a subject like 'Lightworker'. In
other words, when tapping into the river of mainstream thinking the
word 'Lightworker' feels to you like... hokey, New Age,
presumptuous...”


But at other times, when you listen inward, with a desire to be
authentic, when you connect with your inner authority you realize that
you are a Lightworker.


The word 'Lightworker' irritates most people because they don't know
what that “airy-fairy New Age stuff” is all about. Can those
“Lightworkers” be taken seriously or are they practicing witchcraft?

I vividly remember the day when I called myself for the first time
'Lightworker'. It was in 1983, in Hamburg, Germany. Back then there
was no Internet. We New Agers met in living rooms where we studied and
discussed the Seth books and others. For the first time we heard that
we ourselves create our own reality! This was incredible, yet heretic