Star Beams
Feel The Majesty of Being
July 13, 2009
What expresses this, feeling the majesty of your being? It is being in touch with yourself, the parts connected so you feel truly whole. Like the elemental Star of Bowing in Star Journey, it is the sense of breathing in to invigorate, absorb and process. And it is breathing out, expressing your energy, character and uniqueness to life around you. Honoring the in- and out-flowing of energies is the majesty of your own being as it lives, loves and grows in the world.
Consider The Deep Blue Sea
July 10, 2009
How does the Sea, the great Earth Mother, respond to the daily happenings in life? Your thoughts have power, and how you choose to see affects the outcome. So, like the symbol of the Sea in Star Journey, when life "happens" you can adopt the approach of innate understanding and unqualified acceptance. This is a greater and deeper view, one of embracing the waves and white caps of life, certainly as real but as part of a greater pattern and universal wisdom. The deep blue Sea, just think about it.
Offer Safety and Stability
July 6, 2009
Provide shelter from the storm. The symbol of the Tree in Star Journey is about showing others you offer support and stability. The parts of you that are developed and mature, like a tree with firm roots, can help anchor others in times of need. You have gained knowledge, grown and prospered. Offer an embrace of assurance and compassion to those who must weather the elements.
Choose The High Road
July 3, 2009
Never underestimate your own personal power. Within you is the ability to either build something up or tear it down. Choosing how to use personal power is symbolized in Star Journey by the Powder. Build with powder or reduce a thing to ashes. You have a choice at every step in life. My friend, choose the high road. You'll find many others there, knowing they too did the right thing.
Laugh! Bring It On!
June 29, 2009
There's nothing like a hardy laugh or moment of levity to better a situation. It brings a lightness and sparkle to what may otherwise be dull or foreboding. The symbol Star of Laugh in Star Journey describes this facet of self -- the eternal Player and his outgoing energy of externalizing. "Come out and play with me, show me what you can do, and for Pete's sake, make me laugh!" Bring it on!
Enjoy Life's Ebb and Flow
June 26, 2009
Conditions around you become fluid, flowing where they were stuck, cooling where they were fiery. The Water is the symbol for this in Star Journey. You experience the ebb and flow of life. It washes and purifies, and it courses on. Water can wash over you; avoid feeling overwhelmed. Experience the flow and the cleansing, then emerge refreshed and ready to move on.
Share Your Ideas With The World
June 22, 2009
You have ideas and thoughts the world needs to hear. Find ways to express them, so that others can know what's inside you. Like the symbol of the Letter in Star Journey, you possess the ability to find ways of telling your story, sharing your ideas. Find a means, like writing, art, singing, dancing, speaking, and put ideas into form for others to see and hear. Your unique thoughts have value; let others see what you think.
Stay True To Your Goals
June 19, 2009
Remain steadfast and strong about what you seek. The symbol of the Stone in Star Journey describes this inner approach -- one of steadfastness balanced with integrity. Staying constant about your decisions is a great strength, and balance this with the discernment of personal integrity. Be true to your own character; remain steadfast in what you feel is right.
Express Your Own Becoming
June 15, 2009
This is a beautiful emergence, your own becoming. It's like the symbol of the Butterfly in Star Journey. From change which can be disorienting, you begin to experience a new you. Let this personal transformation be displayed to others. It provides them hope and confirms your own progress. We are never really finished, so embrace becoming, the soul's true expression of freedom.
Your Roles Build Character
June 12, 2009
We are challenged by the many roles we play in life. A woman is mother, nurturer, seductress and mate, and may hold a career. A man finds he juggles drives, responsibilities, goals, and the need for intimacy. The symbol of the Robe in Star Journey describes this challenge which leads to transformation. We learn the many roles we play form a mantle, a robe, of selfhood. Each diverse part builds to the whole of your character and self-esteem. Wear your robe proudly.
