NORTHERN STAR

                                                           My Silent Companion 

                                                               The Northern Star

There’s something about the night sky that always pulls me in. It's calm, endless, and full of tiny lights with big stories. But among all the stars, the one that fascinates me the most is the Northern Star Polaris. It's not the brightest, but somehow, it feels the most meaningful.

I’ve always seen the Northern Star as more than just a star. For me, it’s a symbol of direction, of not losing myself when everything else feels like it’s spinning out of control. It stays in one place, steady and calm, even as the rest of the sky shifts around it. That stillness… I admire it. I relate to it.

                                            A Star That Guides

I often think about how, long ago, people used the Northern Star to find their way. No compasses, no maps just the sky. Isn’t it amazing how something so far away could offer so much guidance? In many ways, I feel like I’ve had my own Northern Stars in life too not actual stars, but people, memories, dreams. Things that keep me grounded and help me move forward.

Sometimes I wonder: what if I could be someone’s Northern Star? What if I could be that constant support, that silent guide when someone feels lost? That thought stays with me.

                                          Late Night Thoughts

There have been nights when I’ve looked up at the sky just to breathe, to think, to feel. And without even realizing it, my eyes find Polaris. It’s small, it’s quiet, but it’s there. Always. Just like hope. Just like faith. Just like the dreams I hold close, even when the world around me feels uncertain.

I like to believe that everyone has a Northern Star. For some, it’s a person. For others, it’s a goal, a passion, or a place that feels like home. It’s that one thing that reminds us of who we are, and where we’re going even when we don’t know the exact path yet.

                                                     My Takeaway

The Northern Star has taught me something precious: you don’t need to be the brightest to matter. Sometimes, all you need is to be consistent, to show up, to stay true. And even in silence, you might be guiding someone more than you know.