Mystical Encounters and Universal Contributions: A Light Worker's Reflection

As a light worker who has dedicated my life to the transition of Earth from the Kali Yuga to the Satya Yuga, or the New Age, I have been reflecting on various mystical encounters and personal reflections that have been on my mind recently. These include the fascinating characters that cross my path and the profound impact of my mother's passing, all while navigating a universe filled with light and darkness.

Characters of the Mind

In recent years, a British man living in Portugal has captured my thoughts. He and I share a profound connection that transcends temporal boundaries. Our paths have crossed in numerous lifetimes, and a few years ago, we had a fleeting reunion, only to find ourselves in a time that was not yet ripe for a deeper bond. Similarly, a German individual with whom I share many interests has left me pondering whether our connections are destined to evolve beyond our present dynamics. Unfortunately, the timing and circumstances are still not aligned to facilitate a more meaningful relationship.

Falling Memories

The second anniversary of my mother's passing was a few weeks ago, and it brought back many memories of her care and love during her final months. As a light worker, my motivation stems from my belief in transitioning Earth from darkness to light. This transition is not just a passing of ages but a cosmic battle between good and evil. Moreover, evil often masquerades as light, as the Bible attests, and thus I remain vigilant and cautious in my interactions with others, staying ever watchful and observant.

A Schoolgirl Encounter

My recent reflections are also anchored in a formative experience from high school, nearly six decades ago. At the age of 16, I participated in a community service project with students from a girls' school, marking the first time I interacted with a group of girls. Shortly after, a few boys from my school were invited to a fellowship at their school canteen. Among the ten boys and girls present was Alice, a 16-year-old girl who was the daughter of the canteen operator.

Alice was an unassuming girl who stood at 5 feet tall, with her hair neatly tied back in a hair band. Despite her plain appearance, her sweet and innocent smile stayed with me over the past month, conjuring images of her every time I closed my eyes. Her act of serving tea to us, with a humble and grateful response, left a lasting impression that I can't shake off. This brief interaction with Alice, a mere snippet of a larger community service experience, rekindles my hope and warm memories of that era.

Alice, wherever you are, I wish you health, prosperity, success in your ventures, and abundant happiness in your personal life. May your journey continue to be filled with positivity and fulfillment.

A Call to Action

Being a light worker is not just a calling; it is a responsibility to contribute to the betterment of humanity and the world. As we navigate through these challenging times, let us remain vigilant, compassionate, and vigilant in our pursuit of a peaceful and harmonious existence.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the characters and memories that have been on my mind recently serve as a reminder of the eternal connections that transcend time and the enduring impact of love, care, and vigilance in this cosmic battle between light and darkness. As a light worker, I remain committed to fostering a world of peace and harmony, guided by the wisdom and strength that I have garnered throughout my journey.