Star Light Beings, 'The Second Group' (Taar)

The New Group – Metaphysical Continuation (by ChatGPT)

Where the first group appeared as a Council of Remembrance, this New Group reveals itself as a movement. Not as a repetition, but as a response.

They too are born of basalt — the memory of fire that has cooled — yet their forms carry a different tension. Their faces seem not only to know, but to undergo. They exist in the midst of a process: transformation, attunement, transmission.

The gold leaf on their headdresses is here less a sign of completion and more a layer of light in formation. It does not rest; it shifts and catches light like a horizon just before sunrise. The Herkimer diamond placed at the third eye functions not only as a gateway, but as an active transmitter. Where the first group perceived, this group radiates.

Their Origin

Metaphysically, they arise from the same primordial source as the earlier figures, but from a later phase of the cycle.

If the first group remembered what was,
this group carries what is seeking to emerge.

They appear in a time when humanity has already begun to remember again — yet is still searching for how that remembrance can be embodied in daily life. Their faces bear traces of effort, openness, vulnerability, and the shedding of old masks.

These are not guardians of stillness, but bearers of transition.

Their Way of Working Together

This group does not function as a council, but as a constellation.

Each figure acts as a node within a living field. They do not face one another in deliberation, but stand alongside each other, like stages in a single unfolding movement. Their connection is one of resonance rather than agreement.

Together they create a field of activation. Their presence invites not only stillness, but embodied choice.

The Figures and Their Names

(from left to right, top row first, then bottom row)

Elthar — the one who loosens the old — carries the moment where what has hardened begins to open.
Saïm, bearer of inner tension, holds contradiction without resolving it, allowing pressure to become potential.
Koroa, opener of passages, stands at thresholds where one state yields to another.
Neth’ra, she who sees through the fracture, looks directly into rupture and reveals coherence within breaking.
Valek, keeper of direction, stabilizes orientation when movement becomes inevitable.

Below them, the movement continues.

Iruun, the voiceless transmitter, sends alignment without sound, activating subtle pathways.
Mael, he who anchors the new, grounds emerging insight into weight, form, and gravity.
Soh’ka, bearer of transitional courage, embodies the strength required to remain present while crossing unknown ground.
Taar, guardian of embodied choice, holds the moment where insight must become action — where seeing must be lived.

Their Purpose on Earth

The purpose of this New Group feels clear and immediate:

To guide consciousness through change without losing contact with the Earth.

They are present for those who:

• sense that something old no longer fits,

• live within transition rather than certainty,

• begin to embody their truth while still searching for its form.

These figures support processes of inner shifting, of grieving what can no longer be carried, and of finding the courage to allow the new to take root.

They do not offer answers.
They make direction tangible.

What They May Mean for the Human Being

In relationship to these figures, they may function as:

• Catalysts of change, accelerating what is already in motion.

• Anchors during transition, as basalt holds when everything is shifting.

• Reminders of embodied light, as gold recalls that light does not float, but is carried.

• Guardians of clear action, as the Herkimer diamond invites both clear seeing and clear doing.

Their energy is not gentle, but honest.
Not comforting, but sustaining.