Have you ever felt as if you were walking around like a robot? You see people, you hear them but it comes with absolutely no emotion whatsoever. It is like you are in survival mode and you are here but you are not “here”. Does this make sense to you…?

I had a conversation yesterday that really struck me! We ended up talking about how the last few years took the life from some people and didn’t even realize. We spoke about how the people who were home all day, everyday for these past years are stuck in a place where they just cannot seem to get their “normal life back”. Because in all honestly; What is normal? Did things really go back to normal right now for most people? Is anyone talking about the mental health status of what many are going through right now? I mean yes, work places are opening up, things seem to go back to “normal” in our schools, as many people are saying. I would really like someone to define the word “normal” in this lifetime right now and tell me what that truly means. We are all normalizing things but what about our mental health? What about all the kids in school that are still going to school fearful because of what the media has planted in their heads for the last few years. What about the adults that are going through the same. What about all the families who lost loved ones during this time and had to find closure in some other way? There was no closure for many people. I recently went to a wake for my best friends mother an someone said something to me and it put my heart in a different place. I saw a different perspective and it was devastating. She said, “You and your sisters lost your Dad at a horrible time. You couldn’t do any of this. There was absolutely no closure”. It hit me like a ton of bricks. My heart blew up, it started racing and the panic settled in. Then it struck me. I have been harvesting this pain deep inside of me trying to get through the loss of the most important man in my life with absolutely no closure. And, we are suddenly back to “normal”.

There is nothing really normal about this post-pandemic time we are living in, not when we are not talking about people’s mental health. Are we suppose to just brush it under the rug, go about our daily lives and forget that we were all living in one of the absolute worst times of our life? So again, define “normal”. Mental health is the one thing that is a part of us that separates us from our soul. Our mind and soul are only connected if our soul wants to be in the same space as our thoughts and our thoughts create our reality. Does this make sense?  I told one of my sister’s yesterday that I honestly thought my soul had left my body. I told her I was walking around life-less, like a robot. Like one of those robots you now see in the supermarket!  I felt horrible because she was very busy at work and I think I ultimately scared the ever living shit out of her with the things I felt. I do feel that way though and I have to now wonder if anyone else is feeling the same exact way but cannot express it or figure it out. There is no shame in admitting that your mental health is suffering at the moment. It does not make us any less “normal” or any less of a person if we are struggling. Always remember, tough times do not last! This is something we are going to get through once we realize and accept it. Our darkness always turns to light as long as we see it. Always remember that there is light at the end of that tunnel and it is only a hand reach away.

If you are struggling, I feel you. I honestly do. We are all empaths and we are all feeling the energy from everyone. Some may not realize or understand this human phenomenon. I am not talking from a “3D” perspective either. There are many spiritual communities out there  that are brainwashing our human experiences. We are human. We are human going through human experiences. And, I cannot stress that enough. Being human means we have a mind, soul and body. Yes, we can absolutely meditate and ground ourselves back to a normalization of our human self, but that does not debunk the idea that we can be a person with a high vibrational soul living in a de-normalized state of being. And that is where that feeling of separation lies within us.

I think we are all going to be okay! I think we just need to understand that we are all as “normal” as whatever “normal” looks like us for the time being. I think that people need to start talking about what the definition of normal really looks like for most and we need to stop brushing everything under the rug as if nothing ever happened. I am sending you all the love and light right now and I want you to know that you are not alone.

Love and Light, Always!

Diana Rose Borisuck.

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