Discovering Two Suns

It is thrilling that Nasa has discovered a planet which is orbiting two suns, the first such discovery ever.

The entity is close to us, lying about 200 light years from Earth and is thought to be like Saturn. Scientists, interestingly, have described it as the first confirmed alien world of its kind, one in which, daily, there are two sunsets and presumably two sunrises. There will be more such discoveries, and soon.

Indeed, we may begin to notice a pattern whereby, as our third-dimensional world becomes increasingly confused and obstreperous, interest turns more and more to the mysterious, to what can capture the imagination, to what inspires us and takes us away from the perceived human reality of economic uncertainty, conflict, and struggle.

It may be a form of escapism at first, but as the evidence of unknown worlds accumulates, the truth, like discovering two suns around planet Earth, will help to lift us to a new level of understanding and of being. It is part of our spiritual renaissance, and I am so happy that I am here both to witness it and to be a part of it.