A lightworker is a soul who has volunteered to come to this planet on a “service mission,” meaning that they’ve come to earth to help uplift collective consciousness. Another way of saying this is that a lightworker brings light to the planet, they bring higher levels of light, they bring love.
And the lightworker does this is many different capacities. They can be heavily involved in more spiritual things or be active healers, like me. Or they can be doing things that are not spiritual at all but still help uplift the planet.
A lightworker is programmed to “activate” at some point in their lives, meaning they will awakening from the veil of forgetfulness and remember what they’re here doing and who they are!
The primary mission of the lightworker is to uplift humanity and the planet. And they can do this is many capacities and roles. But the primary lightworker role that I wanna talk about is the healer lightworker, and how they technically do this and what their specific mission is.
In this video, I’m sharing the three keys to fulfilling your life’s mission as a lightworker so you can create immense impact in the world.

Here’s the audio version of this video:

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I don’t ever consider the question, “What is my mission?” If there is something that I am supposed to do, to contribute, the Universe will sort that out by giving me the impulse to do or say a particular thing at a particular time. As long as I listen to and follow my heart, whatever needs to get done will get done. I don’t even need to know what that is. I may fulfill a purpose without ever knowing that I did it, and that’s okay. I think life can get confusing to people who define a mission, because our impulses to act are constantly changing. DEfining a mission can CONfine a person’s actions and words and limit the good that we might do elsewhere. Also, I don’t volunteer anywhere. Whenever I have tried to volunteer for some kind of community service, I didn’t feel like my heart was in it. If I ever feel the urge to do that, I will. But what I have found is that I help the individuals around me spontaneously, without a set time, place, and structure. Sometimes I think that if I am off volunteering somewhere, someone close to me might need me, but I won’t be available to them. Volunteering is great; I just don’t want to do it unless I feel called to do so. Instead, I just stay open to opportunities to help and encourage people that God puts in my path.