Dear Humans,
These times are very special.
You are not just learning more about yourself; you are also learning about complexity, diversity, potential, and possibilities.
These are not easy concepts to reconcile or inhabit fully. For an individual human being who desires to create from the heart, from intuition, inner visions, and dreams, it is no simple task to make room for everybody else’s dreams and trajectory. But what is even more difficult is to stop yourself from seeing another person’s experience as hindering or limiting your own.
Part of that path leads to widening the lens of expectations and accepting that you don’t know how certain aspects can come to pass. The real challenge lies in accepting that not as proof that it cannot happen, but as irrefutable proof that it can.
Creation is not about repetition; it is all about discovery and exploration. Otherwise, it would be about maintaining or copying. That is why no two paths are exactly the same, just as no two humans or flowers are the same.
You might dream of creating something similar to what another has already created, but if you remember that you will not get to it by walking exactly the same steps or by gathering the exact same ingredients, you return to an inner posture of wonderment:
“How is this going to come into form for me?”
It loosens rigid methods or expectations and generates curiosity. It allows you to experience your personal road of creation with delight and pride.
Of course, it will be unique!
Of course, it will serve you!
Of course, it will carry precious insights!
That is why you had the desire in the first place! This is not to say that the creation itself isn’t part of it, but participation in the experience of creation is the whole point. Experiencing the end result is merely a side benefit.
That’s what is beginning to dawn on humans. As more humans begin to recognize this, the intentions behind creation are also beginning to change.
That’s why money is being displaced as the primary intention for most creation.
That’s why humans are questioning a lot of established practices and principles.
This is all the result of individuals deciding to inhabit their bodies, their lives, and their dreams more.
There is something really extraordinary that surfaces when people consciously choose to participate more.
When you don’t participate, incoherence isn’t as uncomfortable.
Deception can be ignored.
Intentions can stay hidden.
People can be manipulated.
When participation resurges, everything that doesn’t make the game fun is bound to disappear.
Because living is supposed to be fun, to be challenging, to be stimulating, to be attractive.
Living a human life is meant to be a gift.
One that helps you grow in compassion.
That provides moments of deep connection.
That surprises you.
That delights you.
That challenges you into creating something new.
It’s a tailor-made journey that you are meant to enjoy and find great satisfaction in.
It’s not designed in the same way for everyone, of course, but it has all the potential to satisfy your own nature.
This does not mean that every part of the journey feels enjoyable while you are living it.
So this is a reminder that whatever you are facing now, or whatever you have faced in your past that may seem heavy or unfair, it wasn’t meant to be compared with another person’s story in order to decide whether it was good or bad. It was meant to raise questions within you.
It was meant to invite you to remember what story you want to write and how you can take what is happening, not use it to feel defeated, but instead remain open and curious about how it could be part of a story meaningful enough for you to sign up for it.
This is what you are invited to remember: your life is meaningful enough to you that you signed up for it. The context of your life made enough sense to you for you to choose to play this part.
No storyline is interesting without challenge or stimulation.
But challenge and suffering are not the same.
The unknown enables creation.
The unpredictable invites imagination.
Suffering is not part of the equation. It’s meant to be left behind, to be transcended.
Not because it’s not real, but because it was never meant to be part of the journey.
It’s not the purpose of life to experience suffering, nor is it necessary to have lived it in order to have fully experienced life. That realization is becoming more and more a part of human awareness and is leading to most of the changes taking place in your world.
“If I don’t have to suffer, then this can and must change.”
This insight is offering so many reasons for the exploration of different ways of creating.
All because the premise of the necessity of suffering is dissolving.
When you observe how the idea of suffering has impacted humanity, you get a glimpse of the immense power of thought. It started with a few simple words and shaped the lives and stories of millions upon millions of souls.
Suffering is embedded in the story of humanity. Humans believe that suffering is part of being human, an accepted prerequisite of being alive.
The dissolving of that premise is not something that happens overnight, simply because it isn’t something that affects one person, but all. So the fading of that belief is gradual. But the fact that it is gradual doesn’t prevent it from being really underway.
Stay with that for a moment. Gradual doesn’t mean it’s not happening. It simply means it’s not instantaneous. And that’s actually okay. For a premise that is so ingrained in human life to disappear in the blink of an eye would disrupt life completely.
So the invitation is this: let yourself be surprised by the way your life shapes itself, not because it might lead you to suffering, but precisely because its aim is not.
What opens when you take that out of the equation?
That’s what you are invited to pause and breathe with. That’s what you are invited to let in.
That’s our message for this time.
We thank you for opening your hearts to listen.
We thank you for being part of this great dance.
In all love,
We are Earth Mission Command.
