Kochab Starseeds

 

Kochab

Representing the archetype of the general teacher within the galaxy. Kochab's messengers focus on ordinary individuals, teaching the Seven Wisdoms and Christ mysteries to people in villages and isolated places across the galaxy.

• Role of Kochab’s Messengers:
• They connect with fishermen, farmers, and everyday individuals, fostering faith, love, acceptance, and forgiveness.
  
  
• Their work is characterized by humility, focusing on individual enlightenment rather than grand audiences.
  
  
• They find fulfillment in the quiet joys of daily life, helping dispirited or lonely people open to higher realities and spiritual truths.
  
  
• Cultural and Societal Reflection:
• The text laments society’s indifference and lack of appreciation for teachers, preachers, and tutors, emphasizing their essential role in integrating moral, emotional, and human values into future generations.

This star symbolizes the profound importance of grassroots teaching and spiritual guidance in fostering a redeemed and enlightened world.

Kochab and Mizar are two bright stars that ancient Egyptians used to align their pyramids and temples with true north. They are also known as "the indestructibles". 

Kochab: Located in the bowl of the Little Dipper (Ursa Minor)

Mizar: Located in the middle of the handle of the Big Dipper (Ursa Major)

Ancient Egypt

The Egyptians used Kochab and Mizar to align their pyramids and temples with true north. They believed the stars were associated with eternity and the afterlife.