Imagine, Cant You See It? The Beginning Of Everything. Nothingness, Darkness, An Empty Space Of Possibility.

Imagine, can’t you see it? The beginning of everything. Nothingness, darkness, an empty space of possibility. And then what happened, can picture it now? The void became an opportunity. It’s important to remember that it didn’t happen all at once. That is the human in us to forget that these things take time. We always want perfection to exist now, to be instant. But it’s a process, a curve, a journey.

And just look around now. Do you see the wonderful things we have been given because of how patient we were? The wind rustling through the green grasses, sun shining on the clear water as it laps at the warm, soft sand of land. The trees that grew from the Earth, the abundance of fauna and flora, all existing in this vacuum as we glide through time on a massive rock. To think, we’ve come this far in our existence.

But you must not forget, as many of us do, it’s quite possibly only the beginning. There is so much we have to do, things we can accomplish, places we can go and lives we can change. And then, maybe then, you’ll see where we are going and what the end looks like. Oh but isn’t that the irony of time; for like celestial clockwork, we are the music of the universe as our concluding notes become a new song.

We are everything, and nothing, and to exist is the absolute best gift we have ever been given.

-Excerpts from my stupid brain, Oblivion of Our Humanity, 2024

Your soul knows. It will tell you when it's time to distance yourself from those who no longer align with you mentally, emotionally, physically, or energetically.

You can learn quite a bit about what is going on in someone’s head. You just have to stop and listen. It’s so important to listen when someone, someone you love is talking. Be present, see the way they crinkle their nose and smile awkwardly. See their gestures, facial expressions, and body language. By existing in a space with them and absorbing their actions and how they present themselves, you’d be surprised what you learn. And just watch how much your feelings turn to love, and appreciation.

Loving is amazing; endearment, adoration, gentleness, caring for a person or being so entirely with a ferocity that is endless. I could love a thousand people a million different ways and never stop learning who that soul is and what their beauty lies in.

-Excerpts from my stupid brain, Listen, 2024

Mihaïl Zablodsky

"The Fatigue"