How wonderful it is in the summer months when the night skies are clear, to be able to gaze up at the stars in the Pacific Northwest.
They seem to shimmer like ephemeral diamonds, and many songs
have been written to this effect. They seem to be so close that we feel we
could reach out and touch them. There is an overall feeling that our very souls
are being drawn out of our bodies, being invited to join in the wonderful dance
of the cosmos.
In addition, during the festival of St. John, we are
presented with the mystery of 8 yellow diamonds, or rhombi, on the back of the vestment
of the priest, as a meditation.
In the physical world, we know that diamonds are created
after many millennia, from coal under tremendous pressure, which in turn is the
residue left over from plant life.
If you are familiar with homeopathy, you know that these healing
remedies are created through a process of dilution, or refinement, until there
is very little left of the original ingredient, that is to say, a marked
decrease in the material; in turn, the energy of the ingredient is greatly increased.
This energy has been proven to still be effective even after 100 years!
The diamond-like shimmery starlight that we see today, we
know from physical science, has travelled thousands of years to reach us.
Some say that our own bodies may have been made from
stardust, and that when we die, our souls return to the cosmos. Imagine if this
process were to continue for millennia – our souls slowly and painstakingly being refined,
until we also can shine bright like a diamond.
Imagine…..
Sparky


