Star Children

“We are luminous, made of Stardust. Shine from the center of your own Gravity”

The molecules that make up the planet and all her children are remnants of the star before our current one, after he went supernova and blasted himself across our local neighborhood of space. We are literally stardust, billions of years old, living, breathing, bathed in light, generating light with every nerve firing, equipped with our own sentience and our very own center of gravity.

I have this notion that at the center of gravity of every object that has mass, there is either a black hole or a star being born. It’s like a constant living choice of sucking everything in or radiating everything out, and often times, both can be happening at the same time.

There is a theory that the microtubules that arrange themselves inside our cells as transport highways and cellular skeletons transmit photons within the tubes, that the skeletons of our cells is a highway for transport of light particles. The pigment, rhodopsin, that is responsible for our eyesight is very similar to the photosynthetic pigment found in cyanobacteria, the first organism we know of on Earth to learn to generate energy from the sun using water and oxygen. This changed the very atmosphere of ancient Earth, laying the foundation for all life after it. Perhaps we absorb light through our eyes and our skin and transmit it through our bodies?

The wisdom of the stars flows through our being. The information of everything that has happened in our solar system may be held within that light. It is continually processed at the very center of yourself, and emitting. We generate new stories every moment. Do we shine or do we suck it in?

Shine your light, StarBaby!!!