Various Authors – Science of Group Work

The “Star” work naturally leads us to look up to the Sky to look at the stars and planets in the space in which our Planet is immersed. This makes us immediately aware that we are part of a vast
macrocosm. How can we not ask ourselves the question of how our Star as a microcosm relates to this macrocosm? What are the signs of Heaven that can guide us on the spiral of evolution? How can we cooperate with Heaven to make our contribution to the evolution of Humanity and the Earth? “Astrosophy” or the “Wisdom of the Stars”, aims to understand and interpret the meaning of what the Sky and the planets express according to the Law of Correspondence: “As Above, so below; as below so Above”. It also makes us understand that the SPACE is a constantly evolving living entity. Studying the harmony of the solar system, the type of energy that the planets spread, the rhythm with which they move around the Sun and relate to each other, gives us valuable information and insights for the Star work. Since this is a very broad theme, it is possible to touch on only a few themes in this booklet. The explanations that follow are therefore intended to be brief notes to give a basic idea of the opportunity that the knowledge of the Heavens represents for the work as a Star Group.

With a group there are – we could say paradoxically – as many different definitions as there are human groups. We are therefore called to mark the boundaries of the type of group we want to deal
with here and to define its specific characteristics. From our perspective, a group is an ensemble of people that is united by an interest in the common ideal of existential improvement, both in terms of their individual consciousness and the wider one that involves other human beings and the collective life. It deals therefore with a group that finds the motivation of its existence in awork in of service of human to evolution. This type of group must meet a first requirement: that the inner orientation is unanimous and freely chosen by all participants. Where this requirement is fulfilled – and becomes the starting point towards the realization of common objectives – we witness the birth of a real “entity”. It is a new phenomenal reality, autonomous and endowed with its intrinsic vitality, which derives from the contributions of commitment and energy made available by the people who are part of it.

Let’s now see how the work of the group that chooses to adopt the model of the six-pointed star (and seven vertices) as a tool takes place. A fundamental premise is that the participants have a certain knowledge of the 7 Rays and their qualities, and that they have sufficiently explored themselves in the light of this typological characterization. It is not necessary to know precisely ones own structure based on the Rays, but at the very least to have recognized in ones self the presence of certain characteristics that lean toward one Ray rather than another. Such self-perception allows the person to easily align themselves to the qualities that each function requires.

A magnet is an attractor, that is, an element that can attract and be attracted. On the physical plane we find a very simple example in the magnet that attracts iron filings and places it within its own field of influence. On the psychic level each person acts, consciously or unconsciously as an attractor, that is, he attracts to himself what corresponds to his own profound nature, whether it be of other beings, of opportunities, or of obstacles. That of magnetism is therefore a phenomenon both physical and psychic, which operates automatically and is what makes our life what it is, with its sphere of relationships and events.

Author: Various Authors

The Heavens as the Guide

The Star Work