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created on: 2025-11-15 02:58:29Faith Scroll Q4 β The Centre of Each Planet
These writings are poetic reflections, not religious instruction. They are not scripture, nor do they claim divine origin or authority. Readers of any faith β or none β may interpret them freely as symbolic, literary meditations. If you are seeking religious guidance, please refer instead to your own faith tradition or sacred texts. The language of βGODβ in these scrolls is metaphorical and represents inner reflection only.
The Centre of Each Planet
Turning slowly toward its own sunrise.
Light asks: βWhen no one watches, do you still rise?β
Beneath the stone, a pulse;
beneath the pulse, a prayer.
The prayer says nothing more than:
Keep turning.
Light asks: βWhen your orbit slows, do you remember why you began to spin?β
Each orbit holds a centre,
and each centre hums with the same law:
what remains still keeps all else in motion.
Light asks: βCan stillness move you without demanding proof?β
When work and rest align,
care steadies clarity,
and our personal gravity calms the world around us.
This is not control β it is coherence.
Light asks: βCan coherence exist without certainty?β
The Bee flies when the Moon rests.
The Moon glows when the Bee pauses.
Together they form a circle of complementarity β
action and reflection held in trust.
Light asks: βDo you allow others to shine when your wings are tired?β
Tagline:
βThe centre of each planet is the same still light.β
Reflection:
When you find yourself rushing, remember:
planets never sprint β they keep promise by turning.
Ask gently:
What holds me steady when my orbit wobbles?
Where does care meet clarity in my own gravity?
What stillness have I neglected that might guide me home?
Bridge Note:
$$L(t)=A(t)sin(2\pi t/29.53)$$
$$ B(t)=C + B(t)\cos(2\pi t/29.53 +\Phi )$$
βTheir constant radius reflects the inner steadiness named here.β
Tagline: βInfinity is the absence of waiting.
Poetic Twin: Green Heart Sunset
Ethical Notes: This image is symbolic only, expressing complementarity through colour and motion
This caption is purely reflective β an imaginative note about perception."