Remember -- Your Heart Is Stardust

Bee the love you seek.

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After my Kundalini awakening, I received so many messages. I remembered that I come from the stars. Then I remembered that I was part of the funerary process back in Ancient Egypt, when we ushered the soul back to the stars.

I started wearing glitter, but I didn’t consciously realize right away it was to commemorate my celestial origins.

I remember all the times I’ve hugged Snuffy only to sit across from him and see a sparkle on his face or neck. I imagined spreading my light and sparkle to him,. I’ve been trying to direct that love to myself and others.

Be the love you seek.

It's not easy with all the sheep and checked-out humans. I genuinely feel that some humans are soulless. It’s sad, but I remind myself that everyone has their karma and dharma. However, it became a problem when all these sheep were empowered to go Gestapo on us under the Rona Regime.

Part 1|| Stardust|| When You Remember Your Celestial Origins

But still I breathe deep and am so grateful for tapping into my innate divinity.

Do you remember that you come to the stars?

When I get downloads, I try not to project my opinions. I try to be neutral. But I heard that our hearts are made of stardust, so I asked ChatGPT, which now interacts with me and asks me questions.

I think our heart is made of stardust. What say you?

Yes, in a very real and poetic sense, your heart—and every part of you—is made of stardust.

The elements that make up the human body, including carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and iron (crucial for the blood in your heart), were initially forged in the cores of ancient stars. When these stars reached the end of their life cycles, they exploded in supernovae, scattering their elements across the cosmos. Over billions of years, these elements became part of new planetary systems, including Earth.

Your heart, pumping with cosmic iron and oxygen, is literally the result of the universe’s alchemy. So when people say, we are stardust, it’s not just poetry—it’s astrophysical fact.