Long after you die, you still shall shine.

We are all stars.We all shine.The one thing about working 3rd shift is that it takes away from one of my most treasured past times. Star gazing. I literally can look at a night sky for hours, and have. I am so awe struck by the intense majesty and gargantuan amount of space the little intrinsic details so well placed together like a forth grade puzzle. People deny God? Look up at night. Please in your soul, your deep soul, people who deny God still look for slight evidences. It's a spiritual defiance usually caused by an earthly mishap (divorce, rape, broken home, bad relationships, physcal abuse). I hope they know, they worship when they wonder. If I was not Christian. I would still be a solid theist. Too many things have gone so right.Yadda yadda, So, I said we all shine. Not literally, no. But, our lives continually perpetuate an image, a reputation, an honor, or passion. Some people totally dig UK. Their lives clearly exhibit that. To bad last night they cried.But, like stars that always have a light, which is always seen by others we always will have a communication from you. They receive how we act, talk, react. The fun, the pain, the triumphs, the shame. It always will shine. Stars. Stars.Stars.They are freaking millions upon billiongillions of them things right.They all have gravity.They all have a place.They all have brilliance. A star you are.In the 6 billion people in the world. You may seem that you have no significance. But, you're one in 6 billion.Who else on this earth can say they are who you are; your identity, your shine?Some people have the same names. That's all well and good kudos to the whole coincidence factor.But, I've know people who say your name is the best compliment anyone can offer. Because it is you. Unfortunately it can be a criticism as well.Some names include.Honorable, hard-worker, smart, talented, intellectual, here is a whooper. Fun. 3 simple letters to that beast of a word. I know some people who are identified as fun. That is a awesome name to have.Uh-oh. Some other names include.Irresponsible, misleading, sex-addict, drunk, drug-addict, lazy, dark, shady, deceptive, liar, cheater, bad friend, wicked, wicked, wicked.The thing is. No one calls you by these names. They're like a license plate. It's always behind you, and someone's always reading them. Seeing who you really are. How your star shines and the gravity of honesty that wraps around you. Proverbial gossip fuel. Sin? Yeah, so your live, the telecast of you. The names I've had are allover the place, there are several, good, bad, ugly. You name it. I'm not super-man. I've never been perfect or claimed to be. But, right now I'm clinging on the Christ and the Existence of the Father in Glory. They is real, dog.But, sometimes the contradiction comes in when your star and your so-called name collide.Example, sure.Christian. I know, I've lived being a hypocrite and a contradiction. Peoples called me out for that and for that I'm truly grateful. I'm now in a pursuit to find a authentic intellectually based faith centered on the evidences of the Bible and the teachings of the Christ, Jesus.So, what's up with your name and your stars light? Want to live like Hell and somehow because you were a 'good person' make it to the glorious heaven? I got a flash for ya. You can notmake it toheaven basedon worksYou're in no way going to be able to claim a Christian ideology put your twist on it and because you was a good person and didn't do anything bad to anyone. You now can suddenly make it to the streets of gold?I follow a dude that said He was the Way.Get this,Then proved it.I didn't say Jesus was the way, truth, light.He did. He died because of statements like that.A real historical figure really died. He said, hey kids, I love you. This is how you can be with me eternally.So, long after you die, your stars will shine. Like in space, they travel with their light until its caught up with it's self and then fully died. Romans or Greek one of the other asked one question when someone died, that alone qualified them to an honorable person after they passed. "Did they live passion?"