Star

Navigate by What Doesn't Move

Before GPS, before maps, before roads—there were stars. Fixed points in a spinning sky. Sailors steered by them. Travelers oriented by them. The lost found their way home because stars don't lie, don't shift, don't change their position to make you comfortable.

The five-pointed star: protection, the elements unified, the pentagram of power. The six-pointed star: sacred geometry, heaven and earth merged, balance made visible. Stars have been carved into amulets, painted on ceilings, worn as proof you know which way is north.

You wear the star when you need something fixed in a world that won't stop moving. When you need direction that doesn't depend on other people's opinions. When you're ready to navigate by what's constant, not what's convenient.

Find your north. Hold the fixed point. Wear the star.