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Syrius, The Brightest Star. A Guided Meditation For Sleep.

by Maggie

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Syrius, the brightest star, a guided sleep meditation. Can't sleep? Come with me on a journey. Expertly mixing fantasy and fact, a journey to Syrius on my silver sailboat Stardust, into the night sky. Your mind and body will relax which will make it easier for you to fall asleep without even thinking about it. This meditation is from my nightly adventures in the night sky series for sleep assistance and insomnia.

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Transcript

Welcome to our sleep meditation journey through the beautiful and bright landscape of Sirius,

The brightest star in the night sky.

Here you will let go of your daily worries and allow yourself to be transported to the celestial realm of stars and stardust.

Welcome aboard my celestial sailboat,

Stardust,

Where we will sail into the night sky to the stars.

Tonight climb aboard and join me on a journey through the vast and wondrous expanse of the night sky.

As we set sail on our celestial voyage,

You'll be able to relax and unwind as we glide through the river of stars.

Imagine the gentle rocking of the boat as we sail through the galaxy,

Surrounded by a sea of stars that shimmer and dance all around us.

Feel the cool moon breeze on your face and on your skin as we explore the wonders of the cosmos.

As we journey to Sirius,

We'll be able to escape the stresses of everyday life and reconnect with the beauty and majesty of the universe.

So come and join me on this adventure through the stars.

As the cool evening breeze begins to settle in,

I gently tuck you into a cozy and luxurious cashmere emerald blanket on a deck chair.

The deck chair is heated and the soft blanket fabric envelopes you with warmth and comfort and you sink into the chair with a contented sigh.

The deck chair cradles you in its embrace and you feel a sense of relaxation and tranquility wash over you.

You close your eyes and let go of all of your worries as the gentle rocking of the boat and the soothing sound of the moon waves lull you into a peaceful sleep.

You are safe and secure here,

Surrounded by the warmth and comfort of the blanket and the deck chair.

At any time you can drift off into a deep and restful slumber,

Feeling rejuvenated and refreshed as you awaken to a new day.

Sirius is a star of extraordinary beauty and majesty.

As the brightest star in the night sky,

It shines with a radiance that is unmatched by any other celestial object.

It is a beacon of light that guides us through the darkness and its bright and steady glow fills our hearts with wonder and inspiration.

With its brilliant blue white light,

Sirius illuminates the night sky like a brilliant jewel.

It is a star of intense heat and energy and its light is powerful enough to reach us even from its distant home in the constellation Canis Major.

As we sail and gaze up at Sirius,

We are filled with a sense of awe and wonder.

It is a reminder of the vastness and majesty of the universe and even just looking at it fills us with a sense of wonder and possibility.

We are awed by its beauty and inspired by its power and we feel a sense of connection to the cosmos that surrounds us.

Sirius is a star of extraordinary beauty and significance so it's a very special and beautiful star to journey to tonight.

It is the brightest star in the night sky and is often referred to as the dog star.

Sirius is a type of star known as A-type mean sequence star which means it is a hot blue white star that is similar in size and brightness to the sun.

Sirius is located about 8.

6 light years away from Earth and is one of the nearest stars to our solar system despite its distance away from us.

Sirius is one of the brightest stars in the night sky and is easily visible from Earth.

The age of Sirius is not known exactly of course but it is estimated to be about 200 million years old.

How am I going to find Sirius you ask?

Look for the constellation Orion which is located in the southern sky.

Orion is a well-known constellation easily visible from Earth.

Look for the three bright stars in a row that form Orion's belt.

These three stars are easily visible and they are located near the center of the Orion constellation.

From Orion's belt follow the line formed by the three stars down and to the left.

You should see a bright blue white star in this direction.

This is Sirius.

We can also use the Big Dipper to find our way.

To do this look for the Big Dipper and follow the line formed by the two pointer stars down and to the left.

Sirius is located about five times the distance between the pointer stars.

Stars like Sirius are born from clouds of gas and dust and they form through a process known as gravitational collapse.

As the gas and dust collapse under their own gravity they heat up and form a protostar.

As this protostar becomes denser and hotter nuclear fusion reactions begin to occur and the star begins to shine.

The age of a star is determined by its brightness,

Color,

And other characteristics.

A-type stars like Sirius are thought to be relatively young.

They are believed to have lifespans of about 1 billion years.

Sirius has a long and recorded history on Earth and it has been observed and studied by astronomers for thousands of years.

In many cultures Sirius has been associated with good luck,

Prosperity,

And other positive qualities.

It has been featured in literature,

Art,

And other forms of media throughout history.

Sirius is about twice as massive as the Sun and has a surface temperature of about 9,

940 degrees Fahrenheit or 5,

530 degrees Celsius.

Sirius has a companion star known as Sirius B which is a white dwarf star.

Sirius B is much smaller and less massive than Sirius but it is extremely dense and has a surface gravity that is about 100,

000 times stronger than the Earth's gravity.

Sirius B also known as the pup is a white dwarf star that is located again about 8.

6 light years away from Earth.

It is one of the nearest white dwarf stars to the Earth.

White dwarf stars are the remnants of stars that have exhausted all of their fuel and have collapsed under their own gravity.

They are extremely dense and have a surface gravity that is much stronger than the Earth's gravity.

Sirius B is about the same size of the Earth but it has a mass that is about the same as the Sun making it one of the most massive white dwarf stars known.

Sirius B is not visible to the naked eye but it was first detected in 1862 by the astronomer Alvin Graham Clark who discovered it while testing a new telescope.

Since then Sirius B has been studied extensively by astronomers and it has been found to be a very interesting and important object.

The most interesting thing about Sirius B is its age.

It is estimated to be about 10 billion years old which is much older than the Sun and the Earth.

This makes it one of the oldest known stars in the universe.

Back to Sirius,

Sirius has been associated with good luck,

Prosperity and other positive qualities and it has been featured in literature,

Art and other forms of media throughout our history.

It knows how to communicate with the world and it has been featured in ancient Greek mythology.

In ancient Egyptian mythology Sirius was associated with the goddess Isis who was the patroness of nature and fertility.

Sirius was believed to be the home of the gods and the source of all life and it was sought to be in ancient Greek mythology.

Sirius was associated with the god Apollo who was the god of music,

Poetry and prophecy.

Sirius was believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those who were favored by Apollo and it was often depicted as a symbol of divine favor.

In ancient Rome Sirius was associated with the goddess Vesta who was the goddess of the hearth and the home.

Sirius was believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those who honored Vesta and kept her secret fire burning.

In many Native American cultures Sirius was believed to be powerful and benevolent a spirit and was sought to bring good luck and prosperity to those who respected it.

Back to 1862 and astronomer Alvin Graham Clark.

Like many things the younger generations think they've discovered something that was already well known to previous generations before it.

That's all I can say about that.

As we spin past them now our flight takes us back past the moon back to earth from Sirius.

Our journey of romance and mystery a journey that fills our hearts with love and our minds with wonder for the universe.

It is a journey that we will never forget a journey that will stay with us forever.

My silver sailboat has docked and our celestial journey comes to a close.

I gently guide you back to your bed on earth.

You feel a sense of peace and contentment as we sail through the veil of stars that surrounds Sirius and you are filled with a sense of gratitude for the magical journey that we have shared.

I help you settle into your bed tucking you in beneath the soft and cozy blankets.

You feel a sense of warmth and comfort wash over you as you drift off to sleep.

You are filled with a sense of gratitude for the incredible journey that we have just shared.

As you fall asleep you feel a sense of peace and tranquility wash over you knowing that you've been transported to a magical and wondrous place.

The beauty and majesty of the universe.

You are grateful for the chance to have experienced it all firsthand.

It's time for you to go to sleep.

Sweet dreams.

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MaggieBritish Columbia, Canada

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