Daily balance

Since her birth, Atma, the Shape of Balance, had found in Shala, the Shape of Time, an almost motherly figure.

The two were very close and often appeared together, which was a boon for the Espers.

For both were representations of abstract concepts that were sometimes difficult to remember or understand, so seeing them together was a simple way to keep these ideas in mind.

Balance, too, must be cultivated, and this becomes easier when it is practiced every day.

“Balance in everyday life.”

These are words that sound like a slogan, but they hold a very deep power.

The StarDust that every Esper possessed was now known to all.

And so were the principles for developing it to the fullest.

It did not require anyone to be a genius, to possess a hidden talent, or to be extraordinary.

It simply required adjusting one’s daily life and habits.

If magic was everywhere in the world of Esperia, the power of habits and of thinking about balance every day was perhaps what seemed most magical.

It had profoundly changed their civilization, finally making it fairer and more in harmony with nature.