And, it continues to grow as it attracts other elements to it, making it a more and more powerful beacon of light in the universe. The external pressure being applied is released but still exists in surrounding area. At this point, the elements have become an actual ball and now has gravitational force. At a given point during this process, the center of the “element cloud” becomes so warm that it begins to burn, illuminate, and spins wildly. As the pressure increases and the energy is gained, the temperature begins to rise and the elements become more tightly woven, looking similar to a lumpy ball of yarn. Anyways, this cloud begins to apply pressure to the various elements and the elements gain energy from this pressure. I mean, how does the cloud know that this mass of elements could be a star? It’s evident to this Creator-knowing gal that He has His hand in the whole process. When Hydrogen and Helium get in a close enough area, they become known as a “protostellar cloud.” Now, this is clearly a God-thing that scientists haven’t figured out. Examples of these elements are Hydrogen, Helium, Nitrogen, and Carbon. They are everywhere in our atmosphere and outside of Earth’s little bubble (see what I did there). In the universe, elements of light exist constantly. It is an absolutely miraculous act that God chooses to disguise, indulging our further curiosity of the universe! I want to share with you the process that stars have to go through to become the amazing creation that we know them to be. I even have specific memories of God moving in my life when I rested in the peace and stillness of the night and was just amazed by the grandeur of our God in creation.
To sit back and be mesmerized in their vastness. Man, have any of you ever just been somewhere out, far enough from the city, on a clear night, and been able to see the stars? I mean to REALLY see them. Please join me in looking at my favorite example of circles in nature and it’s spiritual implication for our roles as mothers.
It is also the way that circular motion must be directed inward by an outer force in order for the motion to continue (Kind of like of mothering must be a constant circling around our children all while intentionally applying force and pressure inward, towards them).
It is the way a sphere has the smallest surface area while still maintaining the highest volume, allowing it to hold more than any other three-dimensional shape. It is the way a bubble floats through the air because of the balance between the soap and water of the bubble. It is also the way a cell membrane has a process called “selective permeability,” only allowing certain materials to pass through, being able to reach the nucleus of the cell. It is the way in which the circle perfectly protects everything inside of it, creating an equilibrium of pressure between the contents on the inside and the pressure on the outside of the circle.
Scientists actually refer to circles and spheres as “nature’s favorite shape” and it’s obvious, to me, why, but let me just convince you. So let me share with you some things that I think are cool about circle. This session at Moms with Swords is focusing on Circling Prayer, and, when I hear circling, I immediately think back to what a circle is, and it’s dominance over the other geometrical shapes in nature.
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