My Wanderer Story

[Diana]

Lastly, I would note that being a wanderer is not being an elitist. We are all in this together, Earth-natives, Martian-Terrans, Maldek-Terrans, Sirian-Terrans and all the rest. We are in no way better than anyone else on Earth. We are simply in a position to remember better times and to wish to share that love and light with the world, by how we act and who we are, by our thoughts, feelings and service. I rejoice in being here and serving, in loving and being loved. I am very glad I came!

Thank you Carla. Like you, pondering integrity and ethics has always been a constant for me. My feeling is that all things are "equal," and that volunteers here are just in the soup with everyone(thing) else, albeit a different reason or purpose.

Most of the time I am very glad to be here too, but must admit to fleeting moments when the sadness here gets to me :/.

I, too, have been friends with horses, and I know what you mean about their capacity for affection and intelligence. Animals, and growing up in a rural area where I could be with Mother Nature, have helped me anchor to the planet and my chosen life.

I am grateful to have found this site, where I can talk about and discuss the things I ponder. I am fine alone, but when I am with other people, I tend to go on about esoteric concepts and quantum physics. This generally produces a lot of eye-rolling and blank stares . So this site and its forums are a breath of fresh air for me.