Everybody has a star that they're travelling towards. They're starting on Earth and reaching up to the sky, and they leap. That's the first step on their journey towards their star. And we're passing near other people all the time, on their own way to their particular stars.
Now, sometimes we see other people headed towards similar stars, and we can talk about our stars together or we can get or help give directions, but their star, although similar, isn't in the same part of the sky. So we part ways after a hello, because we have to get to our star.
Sometimes, we find that we've been travelling near someone because our stars are close together, and we decide that it would be more fun to travel together. We go on the same path for a while and share our lives, but eventually they have to go to their star and you have to go to yours, and the paths split up. Sometimes it's harder than others, but your stars were never in the same place and that's just how it is.
Now, the heavens move and revolve, and the paths to our stars are constantly changing. Some will be near you sometimes and then move away, and some will start out far away and move closer together. Some of the paths are easier, some harder. That's why people pass through our lives sometimes - they're just on the way to their own stars, and it intersects our path once or twice or for a while. There's no fault to it at all - we are just following our paths.
And then, sometimes, if we're very lucky, we meet someone whose star stays close to ours, and we decide to travel that way together. No two people have the exact same star, but sometimes they're similar and close by and the way is made better when it's travelled by two. Those are the people we stay close to, because they end up being a lover or a close friend.
But always, always, we must keep travelling to our star.
Le gra’
See you, amak Ing!
1 year ago
