Stars and humans.

Do humans really become stars when they die?

Or do stars become humans when they fall?

I want to believe that we are the fallen stars.

What about you?

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101 thoughts on “Stars and humans.”

          1. I hope they never end: these questions. I do hope we find answers that satisfy as well. And others things remain a mystery.

            As for me, I’m just grateful to be here at all—a witness to the whole cosmic drama!
            Just this morning on Twitter, the conversation came up about space-it is ‘mind-boggling’.

            I like the idea of ‘fallen stars’ and we in all our human candor. It is somehow comforting.
            Great day to you as well!
            🙂

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            1. I hope they never end, too! But I’m not sure if our answers will satisfy us.
              There are so many things colliding with each other. It leaves very little space for thoughts to grow. It creates doubts and questions. It scares me sometimes. But nevermind! I’m so glad you liked the post. ❤️

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              1. Years ago, my husband and I studied yoga in India. Our teacher would ask us “Any doubts?”
                Sometimes it scares me too—and then I have to remind myself where I come from 😉
                Thanks for this reminder 🥰

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  10. We are the stuff of Stars.

    Per the LAWS of Thermodynamics our life force (energy, frequencies, vibrations) does not decay when we die. It can only transform, but into what?

    This is not philosophy … this is physics … Albert Einstein

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    1. You seem to love physics. Put physics into everything and there…..there you murdered everything that could’ve been beautiful with very little logic.

      Just kidding! I absolutely agree ❤️ We are nothing without Physics. It was just a thought so I decided to post it! Thanks for stopping by!

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  18. A soul leave when person die. I always think, “ loved one always watch who they left behind”. I think the people who die they live above the sky on a special planet.

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        1. I can’t really say. I believe there are a lot of possibilities but I don’t know what actually happens when a person dies.
          I don’t think we become stars though! Science doesn’t allow us to believe in after death. I don’t think it does. So I can’t really say what happens after we die 🙂

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                    4. Great! Well, here’s Revelation 21:8 – But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
                      Hell is real and all will go there if they don’t trust in Jesus to forgive their sin. Do you know much about Jesus?

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                    10. Because Jesus died for our sins, we have a choice to go to Heaven or Hell when we die. To go to Heaven, all we have to do is believe that he died and ask him to forgive our sins (bad things) and come into our heart.

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                    11. I see. I have a basic idea about who Jesus was and how he died. But I didn’t know “this”. Thank you for telling me more about The Bible and Jesus, Lydia❤️ You’re very kind!

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  21. my interpretation is kinda different. makes me think when people that are successful and proud (stars) lose everything or fall they starting being vulnerable (become humans) they stop playing like gods.

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