See In The Dark

I was thinking about how, as a child (and a sensitive), I was afraid of the dark, but was too proud to have a nightlight.

Born out of that fear of the unknown, I discovered the ability to see with my eyes closed. The dark no longer scared me.

Well, as you probably know by now, those thoughts led to more thoughts:

Many of us call ourselves “Lightworkers”; so the flip side of this could be those who call themselves “Darkworkers”, right? The answer is “yes”.

Newton’s Third Law of Motion states: “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.”

Where we (the “Lightworkers”) emphasize working in, living in, staying in the Light and helping others by using the Light – the “Darkworkers” strive for themselves – their power, their gain, their satisfaction, etc.

Those who walk the dark path can range from serial killers/psychopaths to the smooth talkers (who can make the dark sound lucrative, attractive and just plain harmless), with varying degrees between the two.

Even though I personally do not approve of dark work – it is, unfortunately, a necessary requirement for the physical experiences and living on third dimension earth. If there is no polarity, we cannot learn.

I am NOT saying you need to embrace the dark! I AM saying, do not fear!

Newton’s First Law of Motion states: “Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it.”

Yeah, it sucks crunchy peanut butter.

Many people right now feel they are in the dark, without a nightlight. Do not cave in, or be seduced by, the dark. Please do know this: as you stand in the Light, darkness is only temporary, and we ARE still moving forward.

(Symbolically) Closer your eyes, see in the dark, and fear no more.

By: Jan Toomer

December 24, 2008