Our inner world combines light and darkness, joy and pain. Pain and uncertainty also bring fear and guilt, but I’ve realized that darkness isn’t something to push away. Pain is a signal for growth, if we accept it. As a mother, I’ve learned this and I dream of a world based on understanding, freedom, and love.

When my children were young, I quickly noticed the lack of conscious parenting in the system. When my daughter cried, she was met with cold explanations, but I longed for understanding and warmth. Small children process fears better through compassion than words. When they started school, I saw they lacked movement, but the system doesn’t adapt to their emotional needs.

At a meeting with a psychologist, I learned that parents are divided into those who resist and those who stay silent. When I chose to stay home and pursue spiritual education, I wondered if anyone cared about what I was doing. Others saw me as less, but I felt fulfilled and purposeful.

For thirteen years, I was caught in a cycle of imposed programs and dark influences without support. It was painful, but that pain strengthened me. Instead of anger, I began to feel gratitude for all the experiences that shaped me and helped me grow.

That pain didn’t stop me from dreaming of a different world, one that grows through understanding, compassion, and consciousness. Currently, a system of fear and control dominates, which is unsustainable. I wonder what kind of world would respect growth, freedom, and love, and also value those who follow their soul. Why are those who serve the system valued more than those who follow their heart?

These experiences taught me why we wear masks — some as a conscious choice, others as protection from a world not ready to accept our authenticity.

I imagine a society where compassion, cooperation, and inner freedom are the foundation of decisions. In such a system, education would nurture children’s emotional intelligence. The system would respect diversity. Careers would be chosen paths of the soul, supported by the system, bringing greater fulfillment and balance to society. Value would no longer be based on material wealth, but on contribution to the common good and growth of consciousness, so everyone could live authentically, accepted, and safe — without masks.

My story is just one among many, but we are all led to the same place: a remembrance of who we truly are. Quantisophy™ calls this a return to resonance — to the freedom that has always been part of us. When pain becomes a seed for a different world, we open the door to new possibilities for growth and consciousness.