So You Think You’re A Lightworker?

Sep 21

Do you constantly feel the need to help others? Do you find yourself showing kindness and compassion to strangers? Do you feel emotional when your peers are emotional?

Certainly we’ve heard terms like light-worker, star seed, Earth angel, indigo child, crystal baby more often in the last decade. But what exactly do these terms mean and how do you determine that you are one? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, chances are you may be a light-worker.

Light-workers are highly intuitive beings with an almost psychic ability to be able to read the thoughts and feelings of those around them. Light-workers understand that they have been placed on Earth with a higher purpose to be a guide and awaken or heal others by raising their consciousness.

As a light-worker, you might be a bit of a loner. Because you are so sensitive to other people’s energy, you may decide to keep to yourself since it can be so draining to your own energy. You may possess a few grounding techniques and take to nature to recharge.

You understand that any trauma, trials, and challenges that you may have faced throughout your many lifetimes were simply experiences that have granted you the knowledge and wisdom that you need in order to heal others. Those same experiences will even act as a way for you to heal yourself as you are not only on a mission to improve the lives of those around you, but your own life as well.

You are a powerful manifestor. You use your innate ability to focus on your thoughts to bring forth your desires. But be weary as that same ability to manifest can bring forth negativity in your life if you are focusing on negative thoughts.

As a light-worker, you are spiritual. You understand that there is a god within everyone and seek to bring that out of them.

Not all light-workers realize their power initially. Although you are placed on Earth to act as an aid to others’ spiritual awakening, being as though you are still a human being and face similar obstacles as your peers, it may take you some time before you have your own spiritual awakening. In which, it will be painful and will require your worldview to be shattered and you must rid yourself of societal beliefs.

It takes internal guidance and self-realization to determine your life’s purpose.

Taylor Lauren Williams

Born and raised in Buffalo, NY, which is known as “The City of Good Neighbors”, Taylor has always had a good sense of community. She is passionate about her work. Her love for sharing knowledge is how she found her way into Journalism. She prides herself in making sure that people have accurate information because it aids in obtaining the best outcomes. In May of 2019, Taylor received a Bachelor’s degree from Canisius College in Journalism and Communications and minor studies in Sociology with a concentration in Child, Family, and Community Studies.

Taylor is currently pursuing dual Master’s degrees and licensing in Counseling. She will receive her Master’s degree and licensing in School Counseling in December 2024, followed by a Master’s degree and licensing in Mental Health Counseling in May 2025. These advanced studies reflect her dedication to fostering mental health and well-being in both educational and community settings.

Although she may seem quiet or shy upon first introduction, Taylor has a vibrancy that is undeniable once you're allowed a look within. She is observant and curious, and the passion behind her curiosities is what ensures her drive. As a mediator-type personality, Taylor is often trying to understand other people’s true feelings. She is creative and a risk-taker. She finds her own lane and when that one seems to look a bit over-saturated, she’ll begin setting the foundation down for a new one.

Authenticity is a cornerstone of Taylor’s character. She seeks opportunities for self-expression and remains true to herself in all endeavors. She values the differences among people while appreciating the commonalities they share. Open-minded yet loyal to her own values, Taylor navigates her world with integrity and insight.

Taylor’s efforts are aimed at sharing her situated knowledge and the extended insights of those she welcomes to her platform, providing valuable perspectives on various topics. As a future counselor, her traits of empathy, active listening, patience, and strong ethical values will undoubtedly enrich the lives of those she serves.

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