The First Star of the Universe aka Lucifer

[Christopher Theodore]

Suitors;

The Universe was created by the first star of the Universe, which went supernova long ago. It was called Lucifer.

At this point in time, this star is what science fiction calls a "blackhole", but it would be better described as a "dead star" or the "spent core of a star". There is no "hole".

Likewise, there are other "fallen angels", which are smaller "dead stars" (some of which are "super galaxy" sized), and others are even smaller.

These celestial bodies have powerful natural forces but are not sentient entities with any kind of evil intent... they are none the less forces of nature.

Between us and the massive dead star at the center of the Universe are doughnut shaped rings of stars that are still shining.

Were these doughnut shaped rings to be flattened, they would create walls of light that are very much a type of shield between us and ((((((((((Lucifer)))))))))) that protect us from the powerful tidal forces. The planet Earth is VERY DISTANT from this thing... in one of the furthest rings from it.

Likewise, with the smaller "fallen angels" there are smaller rings of stars or just a single star eclipsing them that provide this type of a shield from us and the effects of these things - the "guardian angels".

It is important to remember these stars between us and these dead stars because the abstract mental contemplation without the complete reality create a very subtle type of mental connection that breaks when you remember reality.

This connection has an effect on part of the higher mind that warps thinking, if it is not broken.

This warped state of mind leads to other distorted views and snowballs over time. It also causes people to become like a conduit, which suck a type of energy out of our body - it doesn't suck our Soul's Light from us, but rather it sucks the energy from the atoms of our bodies.

Shields Up!

Magnanimously,

Christopher Theodore


P.S.

I don't worship "dead stars".

[Christopher Theodore]

Suitors;

On a similar note, there was a recent story by NASA about a "collision" of 2 dead stars:

https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/n...lision-course/

They are in error. These won't be colliding any time soon... it's an eclipse. The further star is MUCH LARGER and further away then they think.

I am currently of a mind that this celestial even marks the Age. We were in the cusp of the last Age and next Age for about the last 200 years, we are now in the New Age.

This is the Birth of a Golden Age, which will last about 1000 years, which is about the time it will take for the full eclipse of a Super Galactic Dead Star by a smaller dead star. Once completed, we will be past the Birth of the Golden Age and in the Golden Age.

It's important to remember all the stars still shining between us and these 2 dead stars.

Shields Up!

Magnanimously,

Christopher Theodore

P.S.

For those few dead stars that aren't blocked by a star directly, the starlight from all the shining stars provides similar shielding effects.