A Message from Cloe

Lightwork,

A practice, a school, a vessel for light.

I have never known being without you this lifetime, yet my gratitude for you runs deep as the ocean, it knows no bounds, it is vast and true.

You have always been my sanctuary, a sacred place, a place I am seen and see the most clearly. A constant for me this lifetime, a steadfast, gentle, powerful, reminder of truth, of what I am, and of my purpose here on Earth. Reminding me of spirit, through every hill and every valley, every moment of time, every step I take forward as spirit in body this lifetime, your guidance is present and available.

Lightwork, you are my ultimate home, whether that was my childhood home, growing up in a sanctuary, where I knew my living room to be a classroom. Even before I was old enough to take my first class, I knew this was a place where work of the utmost importance was being done. I understood the significance, the energy, the amount of light that was being held.

I felt a sent of pride, knowing what my dad did when he went to work, what he taught and held, even before I was formally introduced to the principles myself.

The reverence and awe I held as a child is something that has never changed. Although I have been in Lightwork training for most of my life, that understanding and vastness for the capacity of light being held has never passed me by, I only have new awareness of it, evolving my relationship with the practice, and with myself.

Having Lightwork being such a significant part of my life is the greatest blessing I know, and what an honour it is to be a part of.

Lightwork, you are my ultimate home, a physical home, a practice that I call home this lifetime, guiding me back to source, back home to myself.

My journey at Lightwork, as the spiritual journey is, has been textured, dynamic, deep and long, this lifetime alone.

Thank you Lightwork, and my Dad, Scott Robinson, for the guidance, integrity of the practice, and steadfast support, love, neutrality and humility.