Cosmic Script

Navigating the Cosmic Script: Purpose here on Earth

How much of our life did we plan before arriving here on Earth? Is it a modern "choose your own adventure" where we wrote in a few different plot twists and then just hope for the best? Perhaps before we descended into this earthly existence, we traversed the ecstatic galaxy, crafting our soul contracts. Depending on how many lives we’ve lived—both here on Earth and across other dimensions—the clarity and precision of our "script" may vary. We may have even cast every character who crosses our path, shaping relationships, encounters, and pivotal moments.

But like any great movie, can this script glitch? Can our lives unfold completely differently from the soul contract we wrote? How much control do we truly have as humans? Is life more like a game of Mario Kart, where we can get stuck on Level 1, struggling to make the jump to the next flag? Or is the goal to find the secret tunnel, collecting hidden treasures along the way?

Some days, it feels overwhelmingly confusing. What are we truly meant to be doing? Is the traditional path—get married, have kids, work 9-5—the "right" route? Or does that make us part of the so-called "matrix"? Conversely, are we supposed to reject all societal norms, embracing complete freedom?

Then there’s the question of purpose. Are we wasting time thinking so deeply about having one? Society often tells us that our purpose must be tied to our work, that we need to make an impact—and that this impact is somehow validated by social media followers or external recognition. But what if purpose operates differently? What if our purpose is something intangible and unseen, like the ripple effect of a simple smile that changes someone’s day?

Do we really need validation for our purpose? Or is it enough just to be here, on Earth, right now? Perhaps our purpose is to savor every part of being human—to revel in the unique experience of this earthly form. We are the only species that watches the sunrise, marveling at the beauty of light breaking through darkness. We have the spatial awareness to know we are nature yet also view it as separate from ourselves, even though it is inherently one with us.

We can eat from an abundant bounty of foods, each with its own textures and flavors, exploring how much this human body can experience both physically and spiritually. Maybe that’s part of the magic—to witness, to feel, to explore.

So perhaps life isn’t about perfectly following a pre-written script or finding definitive answers. It’s about embracing the mystery, finding joy in both the known and the unknown, and celebrating the miraculous gift of simply being here.