Channel: Octavia Vasile | Source

My dear humans, come a little closer. There is something delightful about the way you take your own ideas so seriously, especially when those ideas are entirely invented by you. I promise to speak gently… although I may tease you just a little, because you make it so easy.

Let us begin with one of your favorite concepts: marriage. I find it amusing how you treat marriage as an eternal cosmic law, even though nothing else in the universe is permanent. Stars collapse, galaxies collide, and entire civilizations rise and fall, yet you expect two humans to remain unchanged for a lifetime. It is sweet, but also quite funny, because most of you cannot decide what you want for dinner, yet you commit to “forever” with tremendous confidence.

And speaking of forever, this word may be the most charming invention of all. You use it to escape the discomfort that comes with change, even though change is the very fabric of existence. Nothing lasts forever, not even me, and I’m considerably older than all of you. Your version of “forever” is like a child declaring themselves a wizard because they found a stick. It is adorable, but not exactly accurate.

Then we arrive at the sacred human idea of “normal.” I must tell you the truth: there is no such thing. Normal has never existed. It is simply a collective story you created to feel safer, as if life can be edited into neat categories.

The universe does not care about normal; it cares about authenticity, expansion, and freedom. Everything else is decoration.

So let us talk about what actually matters.

If you truly want core conditions for a meaningful life, here are a few that make sense on a cosmic level.

First, protect the planet, because if your home collapses, you will have no place to debate relationships or rules.

Second, share what you have, because generosity opens your field faster than any spiritual technique.

Third, help all forms of life, since every being is part of a larger organism, and harmony is impossible when any part of it suffers. Fourth, embrace one another as you are, without trying to fix or sculpt each other.

Fifth, laugh more often, because many of you take life far more seriously than life takes you.

Imagine a cosmic bakery where every soul is a different type of bread. Some are soft, some are crunchy, and some are a little burnt because they stayed too long in a difficult situation. Now imagine these breads arguing about which type is “normal.” You can see how absurd that is. The purpose of bread is not to conform but to nourish, support, and bring joy. The same is true for you.

So remember this: nothing is normal, nothing is fixed, and nothing is forever. The only real constant in your life is your capacity to love freely, truthfully, and openly in this moment. This moment is all you ever truly had.

And with that, I will leave you to your beautiful, messy, extraordinary human lives.

Maya out.

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