The Spiritual Warrior’s Responsibility

By Wes Annac, Editor, Openhearted Rebel

I wrote the following for the 257th issue of the Weekly Awareness Guide, a written document distributed weekly via email that I offer for $11.11 a month.

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Do you know who you are or the incredible power you possess? Are you aware of the magnificence of the place you came from or the evolutionary process that will eventually return you there?

For the most part, I’m not. I like to write about it and encourage others to be open to it, but I have yet to glimpse it in a real or meaningful way. Nor should I yet, because the point of being here is to gradually​ rediscover the truth of who we are and how we can help this world before returning to that heavenly place we dropped down from to be of service.

The Lightworkers Have a Lot to Do

Channeled through Wes Annac, The Culture of Awareness, Oversoul Teachings

We mentioned in our previous communication that as long as you have love in your heart and you’re willing to express this love to every facet of creation around you, you’ll find that your lives become much more enjoyable and the connections you seek to make are made with relative ease.

Some days, you’re going to have difficulty finding and acting on the powerful, heart-centered connections you have the potential to make, and when this happens, we encourage filling yourselves to the brim with love while refusing to deny any negative feelings that arise as a result of your seeming misconnection.

Misconnection is necessary at times, because it helps the seekers who experience it reach a new stage in their creativity. What we mean is that creative blocks sometimes force a person to take stock of their lives and where the creative routes they’ve pursued have led them.

Creative blocks cause deep contemplation in many cases, and this contemplation can take you to a much deeper level than you would’ve thought or assumed you could reach before.

To be Neutral Isn’t to Abandon Lightwork

 

I wanted to make a quick note about falling away from spiritual labels in the name of neutrality and harmony amongst us all.

A few different writers in the spiritual circles have written pieces about embracing no label or surface-based idea about ourselves, and to embrace solely the fact that we’re united awakening souls who can, together, bring about great change on this planet.

Some have put forth the idea that awakening souls are technically all we are in this moment.

I do agree with the idea being presented, and I endorse not looking toward ourselves in vain or surface-oriented ways. I should say that I don’t necessarily endorse scrapping the idea of ourselves as Lightworkers entirely, however, or fooling ourselves about our true power and ability.

Granted, it’s safe to say that there are some who label themselves a Lightworker without understanding the deeper and very real work involved with it, and the “mainstream spiritual” perception of the Lightworker camp and just what a Lightworker or Lightwork is has perhaps been muddied into general or even vain territory.