Paul, your example of the people choosing jobs based on their passions or affinities, versus what would make the most money. Excellent example.

One additional factor is that jobs can be temporary, jobs can be stepping stones, or jobs can be part time. So if someone traded stocks, that might allow them to be able to eventually take massage courses, or to start a Lightworking-oriented business or co-op or charity. So the aspect of working at a job that isn’t a passion, doesn’t exclude also doing what is a passion… and it could even help better enable you to follow your passions.

It seems that a job doesn’t need to be all-or-nothing, or exclusive. Someone could be a stock trader for a period of time, and be an active Lightworker (directly providing help or service) for some time also. Trading could be done for half the day, or every other week, etc…. and the financial resources it produced could help Lightworking during the other times.

Balancing Lightworking and money-making seems an important aspect.

Just imagine if Lightworkers had twice as much income… we could make many changes, build many centers, fund events, etc.

I gave the article a Stumble. Good job!

For example, if Mother Teresa had the intention of helping 1,000,000 refugees and needed to raise 100,000,000 dollars and she went and talked to the president asking for $100,000,000 she could still be a lightworker even if she’s not offering any direct value to the president for the $100,000,000 she’s asking for. Does that illustrate it any better? It is the INTENTION behind the act, not the act that you need to look at.

“f*** broke again, seems I cant get ahead
another job gone, another night head to bed
yellow to red, stop, ignore the fellow who said
that money brings happiness, now he’s dead
9 to 5, 5 to 9, 365, monetary stress to rest invest if I could
minimal leeway knock me out like a TKO
pull myself up above the he say, she say
ask the DJ what he made last night, nothing
cause he’s still got a day job fronting
im trying to make something that I can depend on
yearning for the earning, yet im learning that im dead wrong
i dont need no money to be what i want to be
long is the list of reasons, Im 27 still teething, better believe in
that hopefully my next check will be from this song…”

money comes money goes, yup, thats right
money comes money goes, yup, thats life

I know its sort of against the grain to be posting rap lyrics on a blog.. but I felt inspired…
Im an insurance broker by day, music producer by night, and internet marketing by early morning…

and every few months i struggle between the lightworker and darkworker paths… such great titles as well!

Im really digging the lightworker concept.. it makes so much sense… Ive always been a light worker when it came to my music, and working with and developing artists… i did it for the love, and believed that the money would follow.. and it has.

during my day job, ive always been a darkworker… working strictly in a linear mental state… work less, make more, now…

Great post.

this is my second day on this blog, and everything ive read has made me think… good job!

Paul