Wanderer or Pride & Ego?

[Plenum]

Hiya K.M.,

yeah, the whole Wanderer mythos is definitely worth examining with a closer lens.

for some people, it can definitely be used as an identity prop, somehow to justify their own deficiencies or self-perceived shortcomings.

I remember when I came across similiar Wanderer themes in my exploration of new age circles; there it was called Lightworker or Starseed. Someone come to save this planet in other words, a sort of superhero. And yet, I really didn't vibe with how those particular expressions were presented.

I can remember, though, so vividly when I first came across the first clear articulation of the Wanderer. It was in the biography of David Wilcock - the Reincarnation of Edgar Cayce - and it just shocked me to the core. It was a piece of identity, so clearly articulated and that summed up my feelings and expressions so well. I had gone through so much astrology and psychology in trying to figure out who I was, and yet these short few paragraphs distilled the essence of who I knew I was.

there were just tears of acceptance and understanding in reading those words.

so for me, it was an instantaneous recognition of truth and validity.

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of course, when it comes to these identity type issues and questions, one can see how well integrated those concepts are in an individual.

is it just a given that this is who I am? or do I need to convince others that I am this or that?

does someone like Miguel Cabrera need to brag about how good a baseball player he is, or does he just let his work do the talking for him?

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as to the question of feeling special, I don't think we are. Everyone is unique, and everyone brings their gifts and perspectives to the table.

as for just getting by in life, welcome to the club brother!