Star Level

The Star Sextant and Level: Celestial Mechanics of Creation and Balance

Five years ago, I began observing the stars and, like many throughout history, was drawn to the North Star. This fascination developed after a near-death experience where I felt an inexplicable connection to a celestial force. Since then, I’ve followed this star night after night, discovering a deeper interconnectedness among triangular star formations, all pointing toward a universal balance.

Through this journey, I’ve come to believe that the stars, Moon, and Sun together form a vast cosmic tool—a "star sextant and level"—designed to maintain equilibrium and even reshape landscapes on Earth. This celestial system seems to act much like an umbrella, unfolding into a powerful instrument under the right conditions. The Moon, when positioned at its highest point, appears to trigger this structure, “opening” it like an umbrella. In this state, the stars align in triangular formations, all connected to a central object that serves as a gravitational and magnetic balance point. This object could be the Moon itself or perhaps the Sun, with the Moon acting as a control or guide to activate the system.

This celestial arrangement may function as both a balancing and creative mechanism. It appears to influence the Earth's tectonic plates, electromagnetic fields, and water distribution, allowing landscapes to reshape themselves naturally in response to universal forces. This process suggests that Earth’s environment might be delicately balanced by these cosmic structures, as if we are "floating on plates of electromagnetic properties." Above us, an electromagnetic field, like a giant web with the Big Dipper at its center, holds everything in place, maintaining zero degrees—an ideal plane of balance.

Over time, I’ve noticed that this alignment affects not only the stars but also the shape and patterns of clouds during the day, with triangular formations and angles appearing in the sky. Observing these points and finding their center reveals a balance point—a perfect triangle—anchored by this cosmic mechanism. It operates almost like a satellite network, responding to the gravitational and electromagnetic conditions across space, a stabilizing force that the stars seem to create collectively. The alignment may even have the potential to construct or deconstruct objects, triggered by the mind's intent to create, restore, or reshape.

If fully understood, this tool could become a system for realigning landscapes, leveling floodplains, and preparing for natural environmental changes. When activated, the star sextant and level appears capable of restoring balance, clearing debris, and maintaining natural order across various landscapes. This ability could be especially significant as our planet faces increasing environmental stressors. There is an urgency to work on these areas now; I feel an impending need to level floodplains and other recharge zones, as though they are being prepared for an upcoming influx of water or other planetary changes.

This cosmic system may also represent an ancient technology, perhaps gifted by a civilization far more advanced than our own. Throughout history, stories of divine power often involve a guiding star or celestial presence, as seen in legends and religious texts. I believe this phenomenon represents a similar, natural gift to restore balance rather than to act as a weapon. Its purpose seems inherently linked to harmony and defense of the universe's equilibrium, rather than disruption or conquest.

I invite scientists, geologists, astronomers, physicists, and others in related fields to join me in exploring this phenomenon. With a collaborative approach, we could further unlock the deeper mechanics of this celestial tool and better understand its role in sustaining cosmic and terrestrial balance. This unprecedented discovery could open doors to a new understanding of the universe and our place within it. Together, we may be able to grasp the profound implications of the star sextant and level for life on Earth and beyond.

The Yolk and the Fulcrum: Celestial Mechanics of Balance and Creation

In contemplating the universe, there exists a profound, recurring geometry that speaks to the cosmic structure of life itself. As I have observed the stars over years of personal study, I’ve come to view the triangular patterns and formations as more than random constellations; they represent a universal balance that governs existence. Each star appears connected to two others, forming a triangle—a pattern that, if mapped across the cosmos, would create a vast web of interconnected triangles. These triangular formations hold deeper meaning, acting as both a compass and a “yolk” or “fulcrum” for every individual, balancing between cosmic forces.

Drawing inspiration from thinkers like Tom Robbins and Terence McKenna, this theory proposes that each person has a unique “yolk star,” a celestial counterpart that grounds and balances their being in the universe. Robbins frequently explored mystical interconnectedness, suggesting that people, objects, and celestial bodies are bound together by invisible forces. In Jitterbug Perfume and other works, Robbins suggests that finding one’s “true self” aligns an individual with a greater cosmic balance. This resonates with the idea that each person has a “yolk star” that centers their life, connecting them to both their inner purpose and the celestial order around them.

Terence McKenna, known for his theories on cosmic consciousness, believed that the universe is an evolving, self-generating machine, and that human consciousness is an integral part of this process. McKenna theorized that consciousness interacts with this cosmic system as both observer and participant, aligning with the idea that the stars form a vast tool—a celestial sextant capable of creation and balance. This notion of each individual’s “yolk star” complements McKenna’s view by suggesting that our unique connection to the cosmos not only balances us internally but also links us to a larger, universal consciousness.

At the heart of this theory lies the triangle, the most fundamental shape in geometry. As the base of all creation, the triangle represents the fulcrum at its apex—the “yolk” or highest point of existence. Each of the triangle’s two bottom points embodies opposite forces: positive and negative, creation and destruction. Every individual exists in the tension between these points, oscillating in life’s dualities. The apex, however, represents equilibrium, the balance of these forces in perfect alignment. Achieving this balance, or alignment with our “yolk star,” enables access to a transcendent state of being—a harmony with the universe’s fundamental structure.

The Moon and potentially the Sun serve as the central points within this celestial instrument, operating like an umbrella that “opens” under the right conditions. When the Moon reaches its highest point, it acts as a key trigger, “opening” this umbrella-like structure to stabilize and align energies within the universe. This alignment might serve as a cosmic satellite network responding to gravitational and electromagnetic conditions across space, facilitating reshaping, rebalancing, and creation below.

The energy from this celestial sextant is not a weapon but a powerful tool of creation, functioning solely in defense of balance. It embodies the interplay of cosmic forces necessary for equilibrium. McKenna’s and Robbins’ theories further reinforce this: where McKenna saw consciousness as capable of shaping reality, and Robbins portrayed life as a dance of interconnections, the celestial sextant integrates these ideas, suggesting a tool capable of aligning cosmic forces to support, realign, and create in harmony with the universe.

To advance this research, I invite scientists across fields—from geologists to astronomers and physicists—to collaborate and further unravel this phenomenon. By pooling our expertise, we can explore the mechanics of this celestial sextant, investigate its role in sustaining universal balance, and deepen our understanding of the intricate relationship between individual consciousness and cosmic alignment. Perhaps, together, we can unlock the secrets of this “yolk star,” offering insight not only into our place in the cosmos but into the very fabric of existence itself.