And it is to celebrate the light of others while celebrating your own light because it's only when all of us are shining our own beautiful, unique lights. We can light up the entire night sky. I just love this so much. It got me thinking so much. And I love metaphors. And I think words are just so powerful. Let me know what you guys think of this or if there are any other metaphors we can use to compare ourselves to
Sheaden Thea Lobo
@Sheaden_02 · 0:52
Hi theater what you've said. I loved it, what you said. And I don't really agree with you. I mean, apart from this, we always hear a star can't shine without darkness. And I can apply that here, here. And I think it's really great that you bought this up because stars really can't shine without darkness
I think that saying that we're light and we're stars and we're Stardust and children's of the Cosmos is not strange or bizarre or far out. I think this is a step in the right direction in terms of humanity awakening as a collective to understand where our origins come from. Even though in the Christian Bible, it may allude to we came from the very dust from the ground. That very dust and ground came from the same singularity
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 0:10
Thank you for the furthest so much as always you've managed to add your perpetual shine to the swell verse? Thank you
Enfinit Evolushun
@Enfinit · 1:17
And the more bright that section of the sky is so that's the power of unifying as stars in the darkness. We all have our spiritual walk. We are all sharing our spiritual energy once well. And it's becoming a brighter and brighter place. And I love it. And I embrace the energy that comes from this delight. So beautiful. Thank you so much for this. And keeping shining love you all