You Want To Know If You’re a Lightworker

The first thing to know is that a Lightworker lives a soul aligned life or is usually striving in that direction.

This means you live joyfully and in a way that lets you be true to yourself, compared to when you’re out of soul alignment, nothing feels quite right.

A lightworker is usually drawn to being in service of others through their work or how they live, sometimes both.

Some Lightworkers who work in professions such as coaches, nurses, chiropractors, naturopaths, masseuses, healers, mediums, and psychologists do so because they are pulled by an invisible force to help others.

What’s Soul Alignment?

Soul alignment is living in the truth of who you are.

For instance, if you have an pressing urge to change careers, quit your job, break up with a friend, or move away from the town where you grew up because it doesn’t feel right, you may not feel like yourself until you do.

On the flip side, making a change to what feels good brings a feeling of belonging in a way that gives you unlimited strength and courage to be who you are. What a gift to give yourself.

Let’s say, for instance, that you’ve got enough talent to be a five-star chef, but you’ve reserved your delicious meals for only your friends and family.

Then, that’s a soul aligned decision. It’s what feels good to you, and you couldn’t be happier about it. This is what a soul aligned life looks and feels like.

Can You Be a Lightworker If You’re Not in a Service Profession?

Of course.

You can find lightworkers are everywhere. Here are a few examples you may meet everyday:

• Your waitress at the local café who’s always smiling and asking how your day is going.

• The man you pass on the street who tips his hat.

• The dog walker that you see walking three dogs every morning while simultaneously looking up at the birds because they don’t want to miss a moment of beauty.

Lightworkers live joyful lives and often go above and beyond to bring a special moment to those they meet.

Mini Coaching Session: ( Can’t help myself. )

Lightworkers Need To Set Boundaries w/ Their Energy

If you miss out on setting limits with your energy, AKA boundaries, you risk burnout and illness.

Lots of helping professions require close interaction with others and many lightworkers are Empaths, which means they’re sensitive to energy and these kinds of careers can wear you down and become draining.

If you’re a lightworker and Empath / Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), it’s easy to get drained.

In this case, it’s critical to set boundaries as much as possible so you can help without becoming burnout.

The right boundaries (limits) can also help you determine when it’s time to move on to your next assignment.

Here’s a valuable story on setting boundaries:   

Some years ago, I found myself sitting across from a stern woman doing some administrative paperwork at the hospital the day before surgery for my broken nose.

I noticed that the woman entering my data had the word, VACATION, clearly written across her forehead and I told her so.  Now, this is long before I knew I was a lightworker or a medium.  

For most of my life, it wasn’t uncommon for me to get messages or signs for people and then I’d pass them on. I just called this my “intuition” combined with my direct way of sharing. Simply put, it was my medium skills bubbling up.

Well, as soon as I told her she had VACATION written across her forehead, the woman broke down, told me that she’d been head nurse there for decades, and that she recently suffered a heart attack six months back…and that her husband was begging her to take her retirement that had become available many years prior.  

She told me this in great detail and kept saying. ‘I could not leave nursing’.

I listened. She needed to be heard.

After all, I was a patient who was there to do twenty minutes of paperwork. I wasn’t there to judge or give advice, nor did I tell her to take a vacation. I only mentioned what I saw on her forehead.

She called me an angel. I have to admit; that made me cry and I felt like I was floating.

Then she walked me down a hidden hospital corridor to an elevator that would take me to the parking lot and while we waited for the elevator, she asked if she could hug me.

When she released me from the hug, she said she was going to call her husband and take her retirement asap.

Anyway, you get it. Helping is great and it feels good to be of service, but look at this sixty-something wonderful lady, she suffered a heart attack and still could not get out of the loop of helping.

As a lightworkers, you are meant to shine your light whenever and however you like.

If you want to keep the light for only yourself, then that’s fine.

Lightworkers See Things From a Possibility Point of View.

Bringing love and light into the world is what lightworkers do best…small or large scale, it doesn’t matter.

Living with joy doesn’t come naturally for a lot of people, but for a lightworker, it’s the foundation of how they live.

Sometimes, you have to live in the dark a while before you find the light.

That’s how lightworkers find out who they are.

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