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What It Means to be a Lightworker

Writer: Pia Orleane
Pia Orleane
Jul 30, 2017
2 min read

This week The Voice said to me, " Yes, Pia, I have been with you for a long time. I came back with you through the portal after you died in 2012. The message you are sharing with the world about being a light worker was my message to you in 2012. When you heard my call in June of 2016, I knew you were ready to walk with me and to share my messages. I thank you now for retrieving the things I have whispered in your ear and sharing them with the world. The time is now. I am The Voice."

In today's message The Voice explains that our physical bodies are conscious; they are the working ground for changing dark into light. The Voice tells us that it is through our bodies that we learn how the pain of separation through our thoughts and actions manifests in physical pain. Everything we create in the physical comes from how we process the energy of our thoughts. She reminds us

that it is a precious gift to have a body with which to work, and reminds us that the more we recognize this and work with gratitude, the quicker the changes will occur. She advises us to learn to work with the thoughts and words we use continually with light so that we take advantage of the gift of being in physical form. Listen to her entire message here.

"It is a precious gift to have a body with which to work, to have a conscious form that is willing to undergo such suffering in order to transmute denseness or darkness into light."

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Józefa Śliwa
Sep 17

Reading this really pulled me back to the summer I spent volunteering at a community garden outside my hometown. I was skeptical at first, thinking I was just helping with weeds, but as weeks passed I began to notice a subtle shift in my own energy. The sun‑lit mornings felt charged, and I found myself instinctively reaching out to strangers who needed a listening ear, even when I was exhausted. One afternoon a grieving neighbor stopped by, and without thinking I offered a simple meditation I’d learned from a workshop years ago. She left with tears, but also a small smile, saying she felt lighter for the first time in months. That moment reminded me that being a lightworker isn’t…


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