If I Can - A Wise Story of Someone
Even if I could create everything, and even if I had the desire to do so, I could not give everything to humanity.
For humanity, simply being present and existing is already a contribution, whether positive or negative.
Meditating deeply, remaining silent and stable, is also a meaningful contribution:
I reduce the negative currents that pass through my field and generate a neutral radiance.
If I have the ability to create everything and the means to do so, I still cannot give everything away.
For those who have nothing—those who are alone, without shelter but on the right path—
I can offer a home, create dedicated living spaces, and provide the essentials for life:
food, hygiene (soap, shampoo, ...), and most importantly, time to reflect for an entire lifetime.
But if they are a couple, living under the shelter I provided, and they choose to have children despite their difficulties,
then I cannot help anymore. They acted knowingly despite their situation.
I also cannot intervene in villages or countries that are deeply poor, because many are lost or corrupted.
But if good, sincere people exist, I can offer them what they need to survive:
food, water, hygiene, clothing, and plantations — nothing more.
Time allows them to grow while protecting nature.
If I were to collaborate with major countries or governments, I could not give them all my creations.
Some inventions could lead to destruction or chaos.
Even if I could create matter or build spacecraft, certain things would have to remain secret,
because humanity is still unstable.
In general, helping people who are sick or suffering is something I would do without hesitation.
Trusting every human being blindly means exposing oneself to risks that can lead to chaos.
This is why certain things must remain private and secret.
I have observed and understood the world, the mind, psychology, and human limitations.
And even if everything is possible, humanity is not ready to receive everything.
The most important thing in life is to understand one’s true self, to acquire great wisdom,
to avoid the worst, to reduce ignorance, and to know that the right path exists —
and once found, one no longer falls.
Spend time with the people around you.
Be fully present.
Just listen — even when you do not agree.
Share moments with compassion and pure, unconditional love.
Appreciate what you already have, and dream big, but always with wisdom.
And try to free yourself from the illusion — maybe not in this life, but one day.
But remember: the code is already written, the program already set.
And it will unfold more quickly once the lessons are truly understood.
Life then becomes pleasant, even with its challenges, because everything is simply a moment to be present and enjoy existence.
And if, one day, I had the ability to create a vast dome in space, a protected refuge for all those
who carry more good than evil within them, I would do it. I would provide them a home, food,
everything they need, without limit — because their sole purpose would be to awaken, to grow, to
understand life in depth. Meanwhile, I would allow other humans to remain on Earth, continuing their
experience of suffering, domination, and politics… because it is their free will, their choice.
Taking those who dwell in negativity could risk bringing down the positive world. Yet I could still
provide for their essential needs, offering just enough to live with dignity, so they can awaken
at their own pace, following their own path.
One must dream big. Very big. Like the cities imagined in science fiction: Atlantis in Stargate,
or the advanced worlds and spaceships in the series The Orville. These visions are not
meant to escape reality, but to remind us that the impossible is often just a future version of what
we have not yet learned to create.
