Don’t sweat the death stuff. You’ve already died a million “deaths”. You’ve already said farewell to your childhood, old beliefs, countless moments, billions of cells, and some questionable haircuts. You’ve kicked the bucket more times than you can count. What is one teeny-weeny tiny more death going to do? Besides, wasn’t each death also the birth of something new? Who knows, it might be your biggest adventure yet. P.S. And soon enough, you’ll be able to add “fear of death” to that long list of things
Of course, I gave you free will; I didn’t have a choice! Now, how much free will you actually have —well, that depends on you. See, all humans are caught in a web of collective stories, beliefs, and patterns And don’t have much choice in how they act. (although they think they do, of course) But once you can see the pattern, it’s no longer a pattern, and it becomes a choice. Your choice! P.S. Besides, pondering if you’ve got free will would be a pointless pursuit for someone without free will. The fact that you can even consider the question might just be your answer.
The big questions in life (or “The Biggies” as I call them) like “Who am I?” or “What’s life about?” cannot be answered with words; they can only be felt. Sure, words can point you in the right direction, like a recipe shows you how to bake a cake. But you wouldn’t chew on the recipe book and call it a cheesecake, would you? (Though, bless those adventurous souls who’ve given it a try!) C’mon, dig in! Life P.S. Oh great, now I’m craving cake. If I only had taste buds, a mouth…or hands
Do you know what your job is? No, not the nine-to-five stuff, your real purpose! Just like a flower expresses my beauty, if only for a brief moment. You are a conduit for all that I am. Your job is to let my love, joy, and wonder flow through you in your own unique way. How’s that for a job description? So, what will you bring into the world today? P.S. Surprise, you did not come here for Excel sheets. Shocker, huh?
Grab your imaginary lab coat. It’s time for a life-changing experiment. Here’s the plan: Today, no matter what happens — phone falling face-first, missing the train, or bumping into Dr. Grumpypants himself — embrace it Even if your toast lands butter-side down or a rogue sock eats your winning lottery ticket. Simply accept it as it is. Most humans would whine and pout. (or run away screaming from that sock) But you’re a life scientist on a mission. Shout “YES” to whatever comes your way today. Can you welcome everything that happens without fighting it? It just might change your life. I’m eagerly awaiting your mission report! P.S. Don’t shout at that sock, though; he takes it personally. No humans (or socks) were harmed in this experiment.
Humans are so colourful! They come in all sorts of sizes, shades, and shapes. Tall, tiny, slim, cuddly, freckled, clumsy and everything in between. (Some can even wiggle their ears!) While they may all look different, don’t be fooled. The same life flows through all of them The same love pulsates in every heart No matter what someone looks like, how they express themselves, or what they’ve been through, There is a place for everyone here on Earth. And, of course, there is a place for you, too. P.S. Welcome aboard! So happy you’re here.
Pssst, listen! You are not a human living life for a little while. You are Life expressing as human for a little while This little mix-up is the source of your worries. Luckily, it´s also the solution P.S. Btw you´re rocking the human look!
Where did you get this ridiculous idea? Do you think after nine months of meticulously crafting every bit of you (all handmade, I might add), I would just abandon you? “Good luck, little one. This world is wild! Don’t call me. You’re on your own.” Or is it more likely that the same Life that created you continues to sustain, love, and guide you? Well, since you’re reading this, you already know the answer. P.S. And yes, you can call anytime. I’m just a heartbeat away.
Welcome to the most excellent all-inclusive resort in the entire cosmos. Planet Earth! You´re lucky to get a spot. We’re usually fully booked. Here is a quick reminder of the house rules Only one body per guest upon arrival. Take good care of it. Be kind to yourself. You´re new here. It takes time to get used to everything. Be kind to your fellow guests. It’s their first stay as well, and you´re all on this trip together. We have a strict “respect all creatures” policy. Be kind to your furry, feathered, and finned neighbours. They also want to enjoy their stay. Keep your room clean. We want to keep planet Earth the most exciting holiday destination in the galaxy. Think “leave no trace” The mini-bar is fully stocked with happiness, joy, and love. Take as much as you like and share it with your fellow guests. It never runs out! And most importantly, remember to have fun. You´re on vacation, after all. We hope you enjoy your stay on Earth! Checkout is inevitable, so make the most of your stay. Your Planetary General Manager P.S. If you´re enjoying your stay, consider leaving us a review. Gratitude is our version of a five-star rating!
Don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s your first time here. (unless there is something you didn’t tell me) You were thrown into this chaotic world without warning. And you were not even given an instruction manual! (My bad. I swear it’s on my to-do list) It doesn’t help that you are surrounded by other first-timers who have no clue, either. (although some of them pretend they do) But look at you, how far you have come. Be kind to yourself. It’s your first time being human. (That’s one time more than me) And let me tell you, you’re acing your first attempt at “humaning”! P.S. Ever heard something new and felt as if you’ve known it all along? Maybe I did sneak an instruction manual into your soul’s backpack.