• 10 to 15-Minute Guided Breathwork & Meditation – calm your mind, reconnect with your body, and settle into presence

• 15 to 20-Minute Spiritual Teaching – learn practical and inspiring spiritual themes

• 30-Minute Community Check-In & Q&A – share insights, ask questions, and connect with fellow lightworkers.

The circle:

• Provides a steady rhythm for spiritual self-care

• Offers insights and practices to integrate into our daily lives

• Creates a supportive community of like-minded lightworkers

• Gives us a space to reflect, share, and process insights

• Are a spiritual teacher, healer, leader or practitioner in any sector who has a heart for humanity healing

• Are on a conscious path seeking consistent spiritual support

• Want to establish or maintain daily spiritual self-care practices

• Desire connection, accountability, and reflection with like-minded people

• Enjoy practical spiritual insights you can integrate into your everyday life

In general, the term lightworker applies to those who are drawn towards the deeper truths of life, have an innate understanding of spirituality and who feel inwardly compelled to work in loving service to others in various ways.

Ligthworkers feel a ‘calling’ to explore aspects of life that help them deeply understand the human, animal or planetary conditions.

Some of us often feel out of place in this world or may have a longing for ‘home’ that is unexplainable.

Common traits of Lightworkers

1. Heightened Sensitivity

Lightworkers are often deeply sensitive to:

• Emotional atmospheres and group dynamics

• Energy in people, places, and environments

• Subtle shifts in mood, tone, or intention

2. Natural Attunement to Universal Fields

From an esoteric-spatial perspective, lightworkers tend to:

• Sense interconnectedness beyond linear thinking

• Feel “at home” in liminal or unseen spaces

• Experience moments of timelessness, expansion, or unity

3. Strong Inner Moral Compass

Lightworkers typically:

• Feel a deep pull toward truth, fairness, and integrity

• Struggle in systems that feel misaligned or oppressive

• Are guided more by inner knowing than external authority

4. Innate Desire to Help or Heal

Common expressions include:

• Supporting others emotionally or spiritually

• Holding space without needing to fix

• Offering presence, insight, or calming energy

5. Cycles of Awakening and Withdrawal

Lightworkers frequently move between:

• Periods of deep engagement and service

• Periods of retreat, solitude, or recalibration

6. Sensitivity to Collective Energy

Many lightworkers:

• Feel global or collective emotions strongly

• Are impacted by world events even without direct involvement

• Experience emotional waves that aren’t entirely personal

7. Difficulty with Conventional Structures

Often includes:

• Feeling out of place in rigid systems (corporate, academic, hierarchical)

• Needing flexibility, meaning, and autonomy

• Questioning norms others accept easily

8. Strong Intuition and Inner Knowing

Lightworkers may experience:

• Sudden insights or “downloads”

• Knowing without logical explanation

• Accurate emotional or energetic readings of situations

9. Tendency Toward Overgiving

Before integration, many lightworkers:

• Prioritize others over themselves

• Feel responsible for others’ emotions or healing

• Struggle with guilt when resting or receiving

10. Drawn to Spiritual Practices (Often Early)

Common interests:

• Meditation, breathwork, prayer, or energy work

• Mysticism, sacred sciences such as astrology, sacred geometry, or universal laws

• Nature-based or ancient wisdom traditions

11. Periodic Existential Questioning

Lightworkers often ask:

• “Why am I here?”

• “What is my role in the larger whole?”

• “How do I live aligned with my soul?”

12. Capacity to Hold Light in Dense Spaces

At our most integrated, lightworkers:

• Bring calm into chaos

• Hold compassion without bypassing truth

• Anchor higher frequencies into everyday life

We function as bridges between subtle realms and the human experience.

How Lightworkers Show Up For Others

In every society, lightworkers are the ones who selflessly take care of, speak up for and advocate for others in kind and loving ways. They promote peace, love and wellbeing and use their own heads, hearts, hands and feet to help those in need.

Be it on a large scale or small - whether introverted or outgoing - lightworkers are the ones who, with pure intentions, make positive contributions to society that benefit the greater good.

With hearts wide open, the more empathic lightworkers are quite sensitive to the suffering of the world and are compelled to take positive and loving action to help alleviate it. They are usually aware of the higher spiritual dimensions to some degree, and with or without spiritual development, are able to communicate on those planes.

The Difficulties Lightworkers Face

As a lightworker myself, I understand the inner struggle that can sometimes come with this type of path. I also understand how all of that struggle goes away once you finally wake up to who you truly are and start walking in the power of your purpose.

While there is so much awe and magic here, for some of us, it is not without its challenges.

For the most part, we find most societal norms to be backwards and have great difficulty conforming to societal standards that betray our inner knowing.

There is also a burden that comes with knowing spiritual truth because it reveals (and rather loudly) the falsities of our society. And this is quite emotionally and sometimes physically painful.

Throughout history, lightworkers were the brave ones who dared to be different, challenged the status quo and were often persecuted for doing so.

Because we are usually having spiritual experiences and inner insights that we sometimes can’t explain and that most can’t relate to, regular feelings of isolation are common.

We are often misunderstood, so we learn to keep a lot to ourselves. And when we do share our inner understanding, others may think we’re a little ‘out there’ or worse. The truth is, we are a little ‘out there’ and that’s both the ‘blessing and the curse’ in this 3D format.

Most spiritual lightworkers have vivid, prophetic dreams and spiritual encounters starting at a young age and typically have hardships or trauma in life that require us to heal ourselves and rise into divine love and light.

The healing work that we have to do for ourselves is the precursor to the healing work that we eventually do with others.

Lightworkers are learning and growing like everyone else and are not above missteps or growing pains. Over time, as we mature and develop ourselves spiritually, we learn how to manage ourselves in ways that lead to greater peace and joy as we strive to embody the best versions of ourselves.

Being a lightworker is not about being “better,” “more evolved,” or perpetually positive.
It is about responsibility to awareness, learning boundaries, embodiment, and self-care so that one’s sensitivity becomes sustainable.