I like the term "lightworker", but I don't like the implication that mental improvement could only ever be achieved by shifting focus to lighthearted topics or that this shift is in some way the end goal when it comes to mental stability (the most egregious example would be this article). I'm attuned to the dark side of life and some of my psychological tactics are less than savory even though my intentions are just as well-meaning, especially considering the fact that acknowledging tragedy is an integral part of recovery that oftentimes cannot be swept under the rug. These misconceptions kind of further confirm to me that anything related to Scorpio (destructive energy) is even more concealed than other types of occult knowledge; funnily enough, the reason this happens is not because it's too "elite" or complicated for people to know about, but because it's too distressing even for the spiritual crowd to be around and needs to be gatekept to preserve people's sanity.
I might seem evil drawing and posting gory pictures, but what can factually happen (and does happen) is that a woman with a history of misogynistic trauma could come across a drawing of a man being brutalized and safely live out a revenge fantasy, making otherwise revolting imagery healing and cathartic for that person. Not everyone has the capacity to sift through violent media and develop said idea let alone cultivate the artistic skill required to execute it even though its therapeutic effect is as potent as it could get.