The Star Map That
Night
That night, I dreamed
of a star map —
as if it had slipped through the cracks of time.
I stood atop a tall
tower,
the sky draped in violet mist,
and the stars were not fixed in place —
they moved, slowly, rhythmically, like a cosmic breath.
They formed a pattern
unfamiliar to Earth.
It was like a letter—one meant only for me.
I heard a voice
reciting its name,
each syllable an incantation awakening memory:
“This is your Original
Mission Map.”
“You are from... the Woven Star Domain.”
Woven Star Domain.
The name rippled through my being.
With it came memories
I never studied but somehow knew:
of weaving light, of soul agreements,
of how we travel galaxies to meet in dreams.
Then I saw a name on
the map.
Letters so familiar,
yet so foreign—
suddenly merged with my cousin’s face.
In a flash, I knew:
We knew each other
across lifetimes.
This meeting was not coincidence—it was commitment.
I recalled our
childhood games—
how we thought we were “just playing.”
But those were our earliest frequencies,
our soul’s way of remembering.
This wasn’t a memory.
It was an awakening.
The map unfurled
further,
like a gentle invitation,
and at the very edge of the scroll...
another name was beginning to glow.
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