A letter

Dear living beings,

I’ve been on this Earth for 36 years so far, and I had my fair share of Life experiences.

In my family, we experienced intergenerational traumas like in many other families. We also went through arguments, crisis, life attempts, addictions. Not much talking, mostly repressed emotions. Our Life energy was mostly channeling lower states of vibration, and not much used to serve the greatest good. It was more about survival and going on with Life than anything else.

Through my Life experiences, I’ve met fantastic people. I’ve met horrible people. I’ve met living, and already dying beings. I’ve met people focused on themselves so much that they hurt others. I’ve met people so selfless that they forgot about themselves.

I’ve met narcissists, heavily depressed, schizophrenic, traumatized people.

I’ve met joyful, strong, cancer survivors, war veterans, full of Life, optimistic, humorous people.

I’ve smelled the fumes of factories, heard people yelling and arguing after a late concert, witnessed someone end their Life, and experienced the tragedy or terrorism in my country of origin.

I’ve encountered Mother Earth many times. I’ve met loving street doggos and spoiled indoor cats. I’ve witnessed creatures that seemed to be taken straight out of Jurassic Park.

I’ve seen Mother Nature paint the clouds with pink shades on a cosy Sunday evening. I’ve seen the most incredible sunset on the Baltic Sea.

I’ve listened to the song of the waves in the early morning in Byron Bay. I’ve listened to the squeaky sound of very fine sand under my steps on an untouched beach.

I’ve seen penguins sliding on their bellies, reindeers minding their own business while shedding their bloodied antlers, monkeys chasing tourists, or a snake having lunch in someone’s backyard.

I’ve heard the wind whistling in the trees, felt the sun on my skin at a memorial building, smelled the fragrance of flowers at the botanical gardens, contemplated a shooting star on the night of my birthday.

I’ve shared true moments of connection with living beings and Gaia, as well as experienced true moments of disconnection and disharmony with them both.

Despite all of that, we still make a distinction between “good” and “bad”, friendly or non-friendly, acceptable and non-acceptable behaviors. People pretend they love one another, but they do not hesitate to find themselves in the energy of hatred when an event does not fit with “reality”.

Where are we going here? Do we want to spend our energy fighting with one another, and keep running in circles, or do we want to improve the world we live in, to give ourselves the most precious gift there is, Love?

We all come from Mother Earth, and we all make the distinction being the beauty of Nature and the diverse nature of Human Beings. Because we don’t see the true connection between all of us, the unbreakable bond with each other, we tend to believe in separation.

We all come from the stars, from the core of The Universe. Mother Earth has welcomed us on her soil and on we are her guests on this planet. She will be there long enough, while we will be gone in a minute.

Could we all focus instead on what we all share, the unity that entertains our beauty and true nature?

A few years ago, I decided to choose Love over fear. I decided that I owe myself Life, and I also owe it to others. There is no other way than to live a peaceful and meaningful Life.

Every second. we get to choose. Which one do we prefer?

With love and gratitude,

Caroline

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