Fragments of the Soul

One day, I realized that I had drawn and written many pictures and texts for my clients. They often wanted to understand how their chakras worked and what blocks they had. But somehow I had forgotten to utilise these tools for  myself.

I drew and wrote everything just as I do for my clients. After some time, I noticed that something was different. It wasn't obvious at first glance; it was hidden from my sight. It was my girlfriend who discovered it after comparing my drawing with others. 

The text on my drawing was written in two columns, from bottom to top. Thanks to some collaboration with "Uncle Google," we soon found an answer.

Writing from bottom to top was used by ancient civilizations, for example in Egypt, and it also appears in calligraphy and art in East Asia. In traditional Chinese, Japanese, or Korean calligraphy, text is usually written from top to bottom and right to left. However, in artistic or ritual contexts, writing can go in other directions, such as bottom to top — especially when inscribing monuments or temple texts.

I couldn't stop wondering why this unique style of writing appeared only in my work. Could this text, written in a temple-inscription style, point to a still-active connection with a part of my soul from another life? I asked my Master about this.

Question:
What importance does releasing my identity as the Man who adorned temples hold?

Answer:
Do you really want to know? (After I agreed, the answer came.) Very well!

A highly esteemed man and poet who masterfully adorned the temples of the divine followed his inner voice. He traveled from city to city, creating according to the wishes of those whose palaces and halls he decorated, all the while shaping his own external world.

He created from the heart, and his soul sang. His writings were masterpieces, and reading them was like hearing the song of birds. Even texts about death or hatred felt like paradise. People didn't perceive anger or death; they saw a divine grove. They sensed the soul.

Those who hated God despised his script. They conspired together to kill him and rid themselves of his body. Yet, he was not yet complete at the threshold of death. He awoke in the grave where he had died—reconciled with God, free from karma and shame toward both the divine and himself. No longer bound, he decided to leave.

This shows how traumatic experiences, prejudices, and ties from past lives influence not only me but all of us. We carry energy fragments—parts of the soul trapped in those past lives—that bind us unconsciously in this life. It's like a film that has stopped and no one is watching; the projector waits for the audience to return to their seats.

I performed a ritual of release, and now I feel peace. The artist's behavior has dissolved within me.

I thought of humanity and another question arose.

Question:
I want to write about soul fragments for those who don't yet realize how important it is. Will you help me?

Answer:
Certainly, it is important, and now you too are learning what others need to know, and you can verify for yourself how vital this is. Many people don't realize how crucial forgiveness is. This process must be done on all levels of the soul, in all energetic bodies—not just the physical body we currently inhabit in this time and reality. Our soul is often partly connected to past lives, where we had different bodies and destinies. We performed many actions related not only to physical survival and daily routines but also to the mental realm—love, hatred, envy, and thoughts tied to emotional bonds.

We must not forget the deeds we committed in past incarnations for survival. Our soul suffered in those lives because of wrongdoings, and all these energetic soul fragments come with us into this life. If we disconnect from these soul fragments through forgiveness, healing occurs—visible both emotionally and physically. We free ourselves from fears that once prevented us from doing things: whether it's reciprocating love, climbing a tree, or learning a new language. Healing also shows on the physical level, such as relief from eczema or body pains.

I am always grateful for this guidance and glad that the process of liberation is happening within me. Sincere forgiveness from the heart, which erases all anger and hatred, is the best medicine. Everything we create for others, we create for ourselves. When we forgive ourselves, forgiveness extends to others. This erases debts and dissolves the fragments, allowing us to embark on a new journey without limits, with love in our hearts.