The Night Sky – There is so Much to Discover.
The night sky is our very own library in the stars. The stars and planets, galaxies and cosmic dust are our ancestors, mythically and realistically. You see, we are truthfully made from the dust of stars.
We first learned how to live in harmony with the earth by reading from the stars. The stars and the constellations that stayed fixed in the sky from the dawn of time, were and are the keeper of records, time, history and memories.
our people, before written word, or even language, lived life governed by the forces of nature and the cosmic maps. By reading the planetary guide we learned how to farm, how to read time, to navigate the world and learn our place in it. The cosmos and our starry guides are what initiated the greatest of all human endeavours, our journey back to them is still our most triumphant. .
All we have learned since the beginning of human existence, until now – started in the stars.
Orions Belt – The warrior in the night sky.
Orions Belt – is a very easy constellation to be viewed almost anywhere in the world. For us Down Under the best place to look is 45 ° North West – best seen on a summer night.
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Emily Rack is a freelance creative writer and researcher, visual content creator and designer. She is the head of the content production, publication and editing for Upschool+ Guest Contributors. She designs and produces her own graphics and illustrations and is a seasoned photographer and digital content creator.
Emily is schooled in traditional yoga, ancient cultural dance from the east, and mindfulness practices from the ancient and new world. She has dedicated her life to researching and understanding matters of the mind, body and the human experience and cultivating ways to educate and communicate how to live well here on earth.
Communicating the urgent need for the human community to pay attention to the decline of native and endangered species is the primary focus of her recent content. Her research and dialogue also include how to self regulate and manage one’s emotions in times of trauma and stress. Gratitude, forgiveness, compassion and awareness are the keystones to all that she does.
Namaste.
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