Transmission from Maya of Erra
“The Art of Not Faking It (Even When Everyone Else Is)”
"Hello, beloved weirdo.
Yes, you, the one who sometimes wonders if there’s a correct facial expression for “ascending.”
The one who feels guilty for not being permanently blissful after buying that crystal-infused water bottle.
The one who keeps shapeshifting through roles like a galactic costume party:
Wise teacher. Mystic introvert. Wounded inner child. Enlightened unicorn.
Let me tell you something important: write this down in glitter if you must:
You were never meant to be a consistent brand.
You came here to be wildly inconsistent in the most authentic way possible.
To be a little storm, a little sunshine, a little confused sparkle creature who sometimes eats peanut butter from the jar at 2 a.m. and cries during documentaries about trees.
You came to Earth not to perform your way into approval,
but to remember how funny it is to be fully, wonderfully, embarrassingly you.
Do you know how many beings in the universe auditioned for your role before you got here?
Billions.
And you still got the part.
Which means you’re the perfect one to forget your lines and make up your own dance instead.
Let me say this loudly, with full interdimensional giggles:
Stop trying to be good at being human.
Being human is like improv with no script and weird lighting.
There’s no prize for Most Spiritually Appropriate Facial Expression.
Nobody’s handing out trophies for "Best Boundary Setting While Simultaneously Smiling With Your Third Eye."
And those roles you keep playing?
The mother, the wife, the husband, the perfect child...
The One Who Never Gets Angry But Is Secretly Simmering Like a Kettle.
They’re all adorable, but they're just props.
So how do you love yourself?
You take off the mask.
You take off the other mask hiding under the first one.
You take off the costume, the borrowed tone of voice, the tight shoes you put on to make someone else feel comfortable.
And underneath it all, there you are: still breathing, still divine.
You love yourself by not editing the weird parts.
By letting your soul burp out truths in the middle of a perfectly curated moment.
By laughing at your own spiritual seriousness and letting it melt into a cosmic giggle puddle.
You love yourself by realizing that roles are temporary,
but your frequency: that weird, wobbly, wildly unrepeatable essence of you, is the real show.
So retire the act. Fire the inner director. Cancel the costume fitting.
And walk out onto the stage of your life in nothing but your honesty and a slightly crooked smile.
We love that version of you the most.
The one that doesn't try too hard.
The one that says, “I have no idea what I’m doing but I trust the vibe.”
The one that’s already free, if only you’d stop rehearsing and start dancing.
With deep starlight, tea made of laughter, and one shoe slightly untied,
Maya of Erra
(Your galactic friend who also once tried to be perfect for 37 minutes and it was exhausting.)"
This month's class is all about "I Love Myself": a 3-day activation offered by higher dimensional beings such as the Arcturians, Sirians, Pleiadians, and the Ascended Masters. Together, we will explore what it truly means to love oneself and how to anchor that love from within, so that life becomes filled with self-acceptance rather than self-criticism.
We will also gently heal parental trauma and ancestral pain related to the deep belief: “I cannot be myself.”
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https://www.holographicyou.com/offers/qdy8oeM2 If you wish to meet Octavia for a private channeling session, please feel welcome to read more about who she channels here: https://www.holographicyou.com/1on1 This month all sessions include her new book "Bridging the Stars: a short guide to conscious contact" Love and gratitude.
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