You Have Written the Script of Your Life Before You Were Born

By Dr. Devan

Prologue: The Ink of the Soul

Before your first breath, before your first cry, before even the cells of your body began to divide—you made choices. Yes, you. Not the fragile infant cradled in a mother’s arms, but the eternal consciousness, the soul, the witness of lifetimes. In that timeless realm beyond form and flesh, you chose the landscape of your life: its peaks and valleys, its people and pain, its glories and grief.

You have written the script of your life before you were born.

This is not a metaphor, nor a poetic indulgence. It is a profound metaphysical truth, whispered in sacred texts and echoed in near-death experiences, meditative states, and the wisdom of the ancients.

Chapter 1: The Cosmic Contract

Life on Earth is not accidental. Each soul incarnates with purpose, and before descending into the material plane, a contract is made. This contract is not imposed by a god sitting in judgment, but authored by you—with clarity, compassion, and courage.

In this pre-birth realm:

You selected your parents not for comfort, but for character development.

You chose your challenges, knowing they would forge strength and resilience.

You inserted turning points in your story—illnesses, losses, humiliations—like necessary plot twists in a drama meant to awaken you.

This life, then, is a school, and the curriculum was not arbitrarily assigned. You designed it. You understood which lessons remained unfinished from past incarnations and which qualities still needed refinement—be it patience, forgiveness, discipline, or unconditional love.

Chapter 2: Why You Forgot

You may ask: If I wrote the script, why don’t I remember it?

Because remembering would defeat the purpose.

Imagine entering a film where you already know every line. Would you still feel fear, love, wonder, transformation? No. The beauty of the journey lies in its unfolding. The veil of forgetfulness—the so-called "amnesia of incarnation"—is necessary. It grants the experience its depth and meaning.

Only through not knowing can we exercise true free will. You may have chosen a mountain to climb, but how you climb it—valiantly, grudgingly, bitterly, joyously—is still your decision.

Thus, the soul watches with interest as you, the earthly actor, rediscover your own wisdom… and often fight your own plan.

Chapter 3: The People in Your Script

Every person you meet is a character in your play—some playing the role of ally, others antagonist. But each, in truth, is a soul collaborator, taking on roles you both agreed upon beforehand.

That parent who neglected you? A tough-love teacher.

The friend who betrayed you? A trigger for self-reliance.

The child who died young? A catalyst for awakening.

The partner who loved you deeply? A reminder of divine connection.

None of it is random. All of it is orchestration.

Forgiveness becomes easier when you realize: they are not their roles. They are actors fulfilling a sacred agreement. And when the curtain falls, they too will bow and thank you for playing your part.

Chapter 4: Signs You’re Living Your Script

There are moments in life when everything just clicks. You feel deeply aligned, your decisions are effortless, and life unfolds in serendipitous ways. That’s when you’re close to your soul-script.

Clues that you’re living your chosen path:

Recurring challenges that seem to chase you—until you learn the lesson.

Synchronicities that guide you like cosmic signposts.

A sense of deja vu, indicating you're walking a path you once envisioned.

Inner peace even amidst outer chaos.

The feeling: “I was meant to be here.”

Conversely, when you’re off-script, life feels like resistance—constant struggle, disconnection, and inner turmoil. These are cues, not punishments, nudging you back toward your higher path.

Chapter 5: Rewriting in Real-Time

Although you’ve written the script, it isn’t immutable. Life is not rigid fate, but a fluid interplay between destiny and free will.

Think of it as a choose-your-own-adventure book:

The characters and themes are pre-determined.

The ending can shift based on your responses.

Karma is not punishment, but feedback.

You can co-author your evolution even now. By aligning your actions with truth, love, and growth, you can ascend timelines, collapse negative patterns, and awaken to higher versions of yourself.

So yes, the script was written—but not etched in stone. Rather, it is etched in the living light of consciousness, with ample space for edits, expansions, and redemption arcs.

Epilogue: Trust the Author Within

When life seems unfair, remember: you are not the victim of circumstance. You are the writer of the very plot that seems to confound you. Trust it.

The hardship was included to reveal your strength.

The delay was scripted to refine your patience.

The heartbreak was chosen to teach self-love.

Everything is perfect, even the imperfection.

You are not merely living life—you are enacting a sacred performance, penned by your soul in a moment of divine clarity. All that remains is to live it fully, fearlessly, and faithfully.

And when this life ends and you return to the realm of light, you’ll read your script again—not with regret, but with awe. You’ll say, “That was quite a story. I learned. I loved. I evolved. I remember now.”

And then you’ll write a new one.