My OperaAre you an NPC?
Sunday, December 26, 2010 4:15:03 AM
First, figure out in what ways you're still living as an NPC (we all have a bit of social conditioning in us), and decide what you'd like to change. Work on yourself first.
Secondly, use what you've learned about yourself to shed light on other NPCs' situations, challenging them to consider whether they agree with their current programming and whether they'd like to make any conscious changes.
As a lightworker you don't try to control NPCs or darkworkers. You just keep shedding light on what they're doing, helping to make them more consciously aware of their actions.
Initially, NPCs will usually react negatively. It's just part of the social conditioning to resist information that raises awareness (such as the awareness of where your food comes from). That's okay. Just keep compassionately bringing light to situations where people are lowering their awareness, and let them work through it at their own pace.
Being a lightworker or a darkworker is a path, not a destination. You polarize when you fully commit yourself to follow one path or the other. Being committed to a path doesn't mean being perfect. It does, however, provide a clear direction for conscious growth.
Someone asked Steve: What about a person is very self-oriented in terms of service to self?
To which Steve replied: It depends on the motivation. Why would such a person choose not to harm others?
If it's due to some genuine concern for the well-being of others, then such a person isn't polarized.
A darkworker would avoid harming others to the degree it makes sense from a purely selfish point of view, such as by avoiding a backlash or because he needs people's cooperation, but he really doesn't care about their well-being as individuals. If a darkworker found it most expedient to harm someone and felt it could be done w/o serious consequences, he'd have no qualms about doing so. He wouldn't feel held back by his conscience because his conscience tells him that his own good is the highest good there is.
Darkworkers don't seek to harm people as an end in itself. They aren't intentionally sadistic or cruel. They only consider harming someone when that person is seen as an obstacle and there isn't a more efficient solution available.
Do you think Stalin felt guilty about all the people he sentenced to die? Unlikely. Anyone who was a perceived threat to his power had to go.
If you consciously embrace selfishness as your highest ideal, you'll be able to greatly accelerate your personal growth and achieve your desires more quickly. A lack of consistency will cease to hold you back. Darkworking is an accelerated path.
For example, if you want to achieve a certain net worth, then generally speaking you can expect to get there much faster via the darkworker route than you will if you refuse to polarize. The lightworker route can also get you there faster if you think such a goal will help you serve others, and income can also be generated as a side effect of service.
This article was written by Steve Pavlina as a forum post. I'm just sharing his wisdom while putting up my links below to get link juice. You can find him on StevePavlina.com
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Secondly, use what you've learned about yourself to shed light on other NPCs' situations, challenging them to consider whether they agree with their current programming and whether they'd like to make any conscious changes.
As a lightworker you don't try to control NPCs or darkworkers. You just keep shedding light on what they're doing, helping to make them more consciously aware of their actions.
Initially, NPCs will usually react negatively. It's just part of the social conditioning to resist information that raises awareness (such as the awareness of where your food comes from). That's okay. Just keep compassionately bringing light to situations where people are lowering their awareness, and let them work through it at their own pace.
Being a lightworker or a darkworker is a path, not a destination. You polarize when you fully commit yourself to follow one path or the other. Being committed to a path doesn't mean being perfect. It does, however, provide a clear direction for conscious growth.
Someone asked Steve: What about a person is very self-oriented in terms of service to self?
To which Steve replied: It depends on the motivation. Why would such a person choose not to harm others?
If it's due to some genuine concern for the well-being of others, then such a person isn't polarized.
A darkworker would avoid harming others to the degree it makes sense from a purely selfish point of view, such as by avoiding a backlash or because he needs people's cooperation, but he really doesn't care about their well-being as individuals. If a darkworker found it most expedient to harm someone and felt it could be done w/o serious consequences, he'd have no qualms about doing so. He wouldn't feel held back by his conscience because his conscience tells him that his own good is the highest good there is.
Darkworkers don't seek to harm people as an end in itself. They aren't intentionally sadistic or cruel. They only consider harming someone when that person is seen as an obstacle and there isn't a more efficient solution available.
Do you think Stalin felt guilty about all the people he sentenced to die? Unlikely. Anyone who was a perceived threat to his power had to go.
If you consciously embrace selfishness as your highest ideal, you'll be able to greatly accelerate your personal growth and achieve your desires more quickly. A lack of consistency will cease to hold you back. Darkworking is an accelerated path.
For example, if you want to achieve a certain net worth, then generally speaking you can expect to get there much faster via the darkworker route than you will if you refuse to polarize. The lightworker route can also get you there faster if you think such a goal will help you serve others, and income can also be generated as a side effect of service.
This article was written by Steve Pavlina as a forum post. I'm just sharing his wisdom while putting up my links below to get link juice. You can find him on StevePavlina.com
Tapping Barcelona
Hipnosis Barcelona
Buy Diamonds Online
HostGator
Blood Oranges
Reiki Barcelona
Meditacion Barcelona
Yoga Barcelona
Shiatsu Barcelona
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Coaching Barcelona
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