Finding a place amongst Wanderers

[Richard]

This is my own understanding also.

A quote from Carla (A Wanderers Handbook, pg. 165)

As much as any other native inhabitant, wanderers will be expected to walk the steps of light when this incarnational experience is at an end, and, just as much as any native inhabitant of Earth, if the steps are walked to a point of comfort within third density the wanderer shall not return to its home vibratory nexus but, rather, shall continue in third density until graduation is achieved.

Though my understanding is that Wanderers are in this mess as everybody else and therefore need to graduate too, those "steps of light" never resonated with me. When I got my freshly new book "101 the Choice: Living the Law of One" one of the chapters in the beginning (Harvest and the Confederation I think its name was) described that in much further detail, I just closed the book and never re-opened it again since then. Don't know why, but it sounds just negative. People taking some steps of light in the blind state, and when you are done the blindfold is lifted off and you'll see if you "made it" or not. People will see their soulsmates/soulgroups split up, people that have been incarnating together for 75 000 years... Nah... Don't think so. It's not how it's done.

Maybe your taking the "steps of light" too literally. I've alwas considered them more of a metaphor than anything. The "Steps of Light" could just as well be a gradual uplifting of spirit, shedding the carcass of 3D and stepping into...what? I don't know.

But the Steps of Light concept is most likely just a teaching tool to describe a process that can't be described in 3D terms.

Richard