The beginning of every year is greeted with fireworks and cannon salutes. It lightens the sky, and the illuminations last for a long time leaving us with memorable impressions.

In fact, the sky in the city is bright all the time and it is hard to enjoy the night sky and the stars. Often times people drive to the country to be amazed and mesmerized by the beauty and mystery of the night sky. Stars are shinning and blinking to us passing silent, telepathic messages from higher dimensions. Many of us can lie down on the grass for hours wondering what is there? How far is it? Can we some day visit there? And if so - is there a sky as well? Could we then look at the sky and see even more stars, on even farther distance?

The magic of sky and the mystery of heaven. Intertwined forever in our minds to finally make sense only as one. We look at the sky and think about heaven. We think about heaven and lift our eyes toward the sky. Some people proudly call themselves “sky-people” or “star-children” - aren’t we all are both? Our home is there, in the sky and/or in heaven, so every time predicaments hit us, we look up for help. With every problem we experience, we - again - look up with desire to find a solution.

For me the sky is the Temple of Nature. We go there to share our happiness and our troubles. We pray to it for help, health and success but also to show our gratitude for love and joy.

We look up and wonder… and sky or heaven always brings consolation. Always…

Let’s for once give thanks to the sky for surrounding us and giving us the feeling of safety, for enveloping our planet with the most outstanding, numerous shades of blue. For bringing us solace.

Sky is the biggest, most accessible temple in the world - you just need to look up…

Happy 2015!