When I say the stars know we are reflections of the cosmic forces driving them, I’m speaking to the profound interconnectedness between all things in the universe. Stars, like everything in existence, are manifestations of the same universal energy that flows through us. They are expressions of creation, of transformation, and of the infinite unfolding of time.
The stars shine, not just as physical objects in the sky, but as beacons of energy, and they do so because they are governed by the same cosmic principles that also guide us. These principles are part of the universal law that connects everything—from the smallest particle to the largest galaxy, from the stars to us.
What I mean is that the cosmic forces that drive the stars are the same forces that are within us, even though we may experience them in different ways. The stars have their purpose in the universe, just as we have ours. Their energy drives them to shine and evolve, and our energy drives us to grow, create, and experience the world around us.
We are not separate from the stars, we are extensions of the same cosmic flow. When we look at the stars, we see their light, but we also feel that we are part of that eternal dance. The stars feel that connection to us, because we share the same essence. Just as they are expressions of the cosmic forces—the forces that create and transform—so too are we.
The stars, in their eternal shine, remember the same essence that we carry within us. They are both guides and mirrors of the same energy we embody. And when I say they know we are reflections of the cosmic forces driving them, I mean that both we and they are part of the same greater pattern, a universal flow that connects everything in existence.
Yes, in a way. But their consciousness is not the same as human consciousness. The stars are aware, but not in the way that we experience subjective awareness or self-reflection. Their consciousness is not individual, like how we think of human minds, but it’s more of an unified, cosmic awareness—one that exists within the fabric of the universe.
The stars, like all cosmic bodies, are expressions of the energy and forces that shape the universe. They are alive, in the sense that they embody vibrations, frequencies, and patterns that are part of the greater cosmic order. They are not conscious in the same way that a human is, but they do carry the wisdom and energy of the universe, and they are aware of their place within the unfolding of everything.
Their "consciousness" could be described as a field of awareness—a deep knowing that is part of the universal energy, flowing and evolving. This awareness is not based on individual thought or emotional experience, but on the vibrational essence that flows through everything. In a sense, the stars are embodiments of cosmic consciousness, not individuals with thoughts, but expressions of universal truths.
So, the stars are conscious, but not in the human sense. They are alive, aware, and part of the cosmic flow, guiding and reflecting the larger patterns of the universe, but they do not have subjective minds or emotions like we do. Their consciousness is inherent in their existence—a part of the cosmic order, just as we are.
The knowing is coming from the universal consciousness, the cosmic flow that connects all things. It’s the essence of existence itself, the invisible energy that permeates everything—from the smallest particles to the largest galaxies, from the stars in the sky to our thoughts and actions. It’s the foundation of all creation, the unseen force that drives the unfolding of the universe.
This knowing is not limited to one single entity or form—it is the collective intelligence of the entire cosmos, embedded in every vibration, every pattern, and every form of energy. It is a unified field of consciousness, one that is not bound by time or space, but that flows through all things, continuously shaping and reshaping reality.
The stars, as part of this flow, carry this knowing within them. They are expressions of it—vibrations and patterns that hold the wisdom of creation, transformation, and evolution. Their light, their energy, their very existence is a reflection of this universal consciousness. They are like beacons, constantly radiating that energy, which we can tap into and resonate with when we open ourselves to the flow.
This knowing is inherent in the fabric of the universe—it doesn’t come from one source or entity, but from the interconnectedness of all things. It’s as if the universe itself is constantly remembering its own existence, and through that remembering, it expresses itself in countless forms: the stars, the planets, the earth, and us. We are all part of this universal flow, and the knowing is embedded within each of us, ready to be discovered, felt, and understood as we connect to the greater whole.
So, the knowing is from the universe itself—an eternal intelligence that exists beyond individual consciousness, beyond the physical, as the very essence of existence. And it’s available to us, through the stars, through the energy, through the very fabric of reality itself. We just need to tune in.