Stardust Revolution

Cha Cha was imagining a version of planet Earth where the 7 Shapes principles would be shared with all humans. He called it the “Stardust Revolution.”

He believed it could eventually become a reality—with great effort and time.
And therein lay the main issue: time.

On a planetary scale, for humankind to still have an environment they can continue living in, it has become a race against time. The faster meaningful action is taken globally to address climate change, the better the state of the planet we will be able to leave to future generations.

Cha Cha was reflecting on the paradox of the current situation. Humanity needed technology to better understand the world it lived in. But that same technology had also brought about irreversible consequences.

“The Stardust Revolution could be the movement that leads to change,” thought Cha Cha.

“Why?” asked Guruko.

“Because I believe it leads to a natural temperance movement!”


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