On the night of October 7th, 2008, the darkness was unusually thick, swallowing the faint light that usually traced the horizon. The young Toposa girls walked home in quiet thought, their minds drifting through the events of the day and the responsibilities awaiting them the next morning. It was an evening like any other—until Awar’s voice broke the stillness.

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“Look!” she cried, her excitement palpable. “A shooting star! No, wait—there are more!”

It was Almahata Sitta—fragments of asteroid TC3 falling like sparks from the heavens, igniting the Nubian Desert with their celestial glow. The ancestors had returned, their stardust journeying back after millennia. Time seemed to collapse, a bridge forming in the fourth dimension where only the present remained—alive, and filled with wonder.

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“We Are All Made of Stardust” is an invitation for you to find freedom in a pure moment of mindful presence.