Lightworker Life: Aiming for 5D while in 3D

Every time a challenge comes up, stop and ask yourself, “Why is this being shown to me?” “How can I navigate this with grace?” “How can I have compassion for myself and anyone else involved?” - Master Your Magic

If, like me, you are a lightworker, then you probably know that you are here to anchor in higher frequencies on the planet, and that means not getting stuck in 3D mode.

​But that presents a challenge because we were born into 3D, programmed into 3D and we're pretty damn good at it! So there are a few things I want to share about living in 3D but aiming for 5D. 
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Today, I want to focus on some of the comparisons between 3D and 5D, that can create a challenge when you are, as I mentioned, aiming for 5D while living in 3D. 

Lightworker Life Comparisons

These are just a few of the differences between the way we have been programmed to move in the world and the way we might experience life in a 5D culture. 

In fact, there's an important one I left out. It's the tendency to live from our heads, overthinking and analyzing things to death, as opposed to dropping down into our hearts and approaching things from a feeling perspective.

It's not that we shouldn't think. It's more that the way we have been conditioned to use our brains can leave us confused, stymied, paralyzed or disconnected from our hearts and bodies.

We live in a self imposed mental prison. Instead of simply feeling our feelings we were always taught to analyze, interpret and make them linear. Instead of experiencing life at an energetic level we became unconscious slaves to our unfelt and unacknowledged emotions. - Kerry K

The Lightworker Lifestyle:
​How, then, Shall We Live?

In stillness. Connected to our divine selves.

Of course, it would be a challenge to try to live that way 24/7.

But we can live slowly and mindfully and from a more heart-centered place. We can create daily routines that allow time for meditating. And we can pause frequently, throughout the day, to connect to our higher selves.

Kyle Cease, another spiritual thought leader I admire, spends an hour a day or more meditating in the morning and then again in the evening, or at bedtime.

He talks a lot about the importance of letting go of the past.

His advice is to just sit still, heart open, and be there in the moment. Then when things come up that need healing, you can process them and let them go.

I didn't find it to be quite so effortless, and I couldn't sustain the daily hour-long meditations. 

But I do find it helpful to meditate for shorter periods of time, and to pause throughout the day for moments of heart-centered spiritual connection. 

And daily rituals help to ground me, connect me to myself and the divine, and maintain the spiritual lifestyle I wanted.

There's more to say about the comparison of 3D to 5D. Some of it I found hard to put into words, so I will come back to this topic again in future posts.

Meanwhile, if you're wanting to aim for 5D, I recommend creating a slower, spiritual lifestyle with daily rituals that help you connect to your divine self.

Do you meditate? Or have a daily spiritual practice? 

Have a great weekend!

love, Jeanine
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