Today Maya found herself contemplating the vastness of the cosmos yet again. As she gazed up at the cloudy skies, she couldn't help but feel a sense of being lost at the sheer scale of the galaxies spread out above her. They seemed so distant and immense, each one a shining beacon of light in the darkness of space. Bad thing though was that the skies were gray and cloudy, so not too much to be seen through the telescope. What a sad day for Maya given her previous adventures which started right there behind the oculars of a telescope.

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So today, Maya decided to take a different approach to her exploration of the universe. Instead of looking outwards, she turned her attention inwards – to the microscopic world that existed all around her. And so, she found herself at the laboratory of her friend Vickie, a talented microbiologist with a passion for uncovering the secrets of the unseen world. Vickie eagerly welcomed Maya into her domain, showing her the wonders of the electronic microscope with its incredible magnification capabilities. Together, they peered through the lens, marveling at the intricate patterns and structures revealed in the tiniest of specimens. Forgot to mention, Vickie was working in the same scientific center as Maya, but not in the observatory, though, but in any case it was a really close proximity and a great idea for Maya to visit her old friend. Vickie was pleasantly surprised and came up with an idea to see the most common element we have on earth - water, but in a solid state of it, to give it a twist.

As they observed crystals forming and fluid morphing under the microscope's gaze, Maya couldn't help but draw parallels between the vastness of the cosmos and the infinitesimal world of the microscopic. It struck her that just as galaxies appeared as gigantic, distant worlds to us, so too might we appear as vast, unknowable entities to the small beings that inhabited the microscopic realm. Inspired by this thought, Maya shared with Vickie the incredible adventures she had experienced with the ancient beings during her sound journeys. At first and after a while either Vickie was skeptical, so would anyone be. But Maya was serious as if it would be an exam for her PHD grade. Being adamant about her experience she encouraged her friend to reach out and make contact with the celestial entities herself.

Sure thing! - Vickie responded, then she closed her eyes with a big smile, and started yelling: Nibiruans - come at me! She was obviously not serious and was laughing at Maya. But then.

And then, in a moment of profound connection, Vickie felt the presence of the ancient beings, their luminous forms shimmering into existence before her. As she stood there, bathed in their light, she realized that the mysteries of the universe were far greater than she had ever imagined. There was no place to discuss or be sound about that experience, VIckie already knew that Maya knows how it feels and what it means. Even though Vickie knew that she was contacted because of Maya - she enjoyed every single moment of that experience. She thought she felt like a galaxy herself, compared to ice crystals she was observing in a microscope. She felt so at the right place and time she never did before. She was home, she was looking at Galaxies and galaxies stared at her from everywhere around. I wish each of us could feel that.

As Maya and Vickie left the laboratory that day, their minds buzzing with the implications of what they had experienced, they knew that they had glimpsed something truly extraordinary. And as they looked up at the cloudy skies once more, they couldn't help but wonder what other wonders lay waiting to be discovered, both in the vastness of space and the infinitesimal world of the microscopic. Later, as Maya lay in bed that night, her mind still buzzing with thoughts of the microscopic and the cosmic, she found herself thinking - how does her friend feel now and then she also thought, how does cosmos feel about all what happens every moment since the creation?

The questions spun around in her mind, keeping her awake long into the night. But as she finally drifted off to sleep, she found herself dreaming of ancient galaxies and celestial beings, their voices echoing through the cosmos. What did Vickie dream about? Will we ever know that? Keep listening and find out…