Decan 30: Finding Direction Through Clouds
Ten cloudy days learning to navigate by feel when you cannot see the star. On discovering that direction lives inside you, not in the sky.
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Decan 29: When the Crown Replaces the Severed Head
On learning that leadership emerges through crisis not comfort, discovering that service means presence not perfection, and traveling 172 million kilometers while carrying the weight of a crown through the washing machine blur
Decan 28: The Demon Star Teaches Renewal Through Its Eclipse
On discovering Algol's 2.867-day eclipsing binary pattern in your own sleep cycles, learning that 'this part doesn't get easier but I get more prepared and resilient,' and understanding how mass transfer physics means what eclipses you can become what feeds you
Decan 27: Sustained Warmth and the Alchemy of Small Frustrations
On the temperature shift from 13,800K liberation to 3,800K compassion, learning that small controllable frustrations build resilience, and the 172 million kilometers traveled while discovering that 'I don't know' is wisdom
Decan 26: The Corner Star's Teaching on Discernment
On living where constellations touch, learning discernment through constraint, and the 175 million kilometers traveled while building liberation through empathy as Alpheratz remained invisible
Decan 25: When the Hidden Star Teaches Vision
On aspiration through volatility, F-U money as creative sovereignty, and trusting vision when the star remains hidden behind clouds for nine of ten nights
Decan 24: Building Systems That Outlive You
On agent mode as thinking transformation, building what holds when you step away, and the 535 million kilometers traveled while testing whether foundations could endure
Decan 23: Blooming in the Desert — When the Dying Star Teaches Transformation Through Instability
On learning to glow under pressure, showing up when it feels absurd, and the 535 million kilometers we traveled while transformation unfolded
535 Million Kilometers: When Sisyphus Learns to Automate the Boulder
Time is motion. During 10 days tracking consciousness by starlight, we traveled 535 million kilometers through space toward the Great Attractor. On oath-keeping across cosmic scales, burnout as sacred data, and what Sisyphus does when he learns to automate the boulder. A philosophical synthesis spanning Stoicism, Absurdism, and Logotherapy.
Cosmic Motion and Human Perspective
Fall reflections on our cosmic motion—from Nevada's hills to the Great Attractor. Exploring how understanding our 620 km/s journey through space transforms our earthbound perspective of time, consciousness, and what it means to be 'star people.'