“There is a part of you that has never been broken, never been lost — only asleep, waiting to be remembered.”
“Every soul carries a talent as a secret message from God — a small mission meant to heal the world in its own way.”
— Yohanes Kabes
When you were still a wandering soul — still part of the energy of the universe — God entrusted you with a talent that mirrors your soul’s true identity.
Even before that soul merged into your physical body, you were already whole — long before the world tried to box you into identities built so you could be predicted, controlled, and steered.
Long before the world knew you through its eyes and judged your surface through shallow logic, God had already seen you in depth.
The world built systems and doctrines to soothe its own ego and thirst for superiority — through interpretations they keep shallow on purpose.
Those people have stolen your identity long ago.
They wrapped you in layers so you could no longer see your own inner light.
They covered what was once bare, forced you to wear masks of falsehood, demanded that you wear skins that were never yours — all so they could remain safe within the illusion of their ego and superiority.
But you are not here to bring comfort to those who are toxic.
You’re not here to comfort everyone with the mask they force you to wear.
Long before you took form in your mother’s womb, the universe had already known you — it filled you with sources of light to keep you connected to the divine.
But humankind buried that connection under the noise of the world, making you forget to align your inner senses until your soul’s sensors fell asleep.
They dropped you into experiences, passed down generational wounds that shaped your ways of thinking and acting, until you became what the world wanted — living in fear, doubt, and imbalance within every process of life.
But remember:
You are not here to serve the superiority of those who crave validation,
nor to satisfy humans who cover their moral nakedness by controlling the freedom of others.
You, I, he, and they — we are all dust.
And no dust has the right to tell another dust how or where to drift.
You are here to serve your talent, for within that talent your soul’s mission waits to be realized.
You might have said, “But there’s no place here for me or my talent to grow,” or “Maybe it’s not my destiny.”
But know this — every great mission requires careful preparation.
All the delays, all the people who tried to tear down your reputation, pull you down, steal your identity, label you, or belittle you by projecting their own inadequacy onto you — all of it is part of the preparation process.
Search your heart, your soul, your spirit.
Are you fully ready?
Or do you still need more time to learn to face what lies ahead?
That’s how the universe builds and guides you.
Beyond every worldly identity they attach to you,
you are a bearer of light — a spreader of divine energy through your God-given gift.
Despite the world’s noisy judgments, as long as you live your soul’s mission and channel it through the talent entrusted to you, you are walking the right path.
You are raising the universe’s vibration, radiating divine energy through the work born from your depths.
However the world interprets you through shallow eyes — judging, belittling, or misunderstanding — God sees you far more deeply.
As long as you stay true to the talent that has always been your soul’s identity, and carry that mission into this world, you are already doing God’s work well.
You are serving more deeply than those who spend their lives patching the void within their own souls.
Epilogue: The Mirror That Cannot Be Escaped
And if this writing reaches those hiding behind the masks of ego, it may stir discomfort — like sudden light piercing the darkness they have long protected.
They may deny it, mock it, or laugh to disguise the trembling that quietly shakes them from within.
But this writing does not come to judge anyone.
It merely serves as a mirror — reflecting the sides they’ve long ignored, showing that their fear, hunger for control, and habit of imprisoning others’ freedom are merely signs that they’ve lost direction within themselves.
For truth spoken with awareness is not a sword —
but light.
And light, though it pierces,
always comes to heal.
Yohanes Kabes, S.S (B.A. in English Literature) is a Melanesian writer, novelist, and poet. His writings and articles focus on themes of spirituality and the inner journey of the human soul — the awakening of consciousness. He also analyzes literary works through psychological and spiritual perspectives, believing that life itself is the philosophy of the universe. In his novels, Kabes often explores the realms of horror, thriller, and mystery. He is also the first to design fashion pieces inspired by his own poetry.
