A Star (n.) burns brightest when the greater world grows cold.
A Star (n.) is a God, and every space a star occupies is a devil.
A Star (n.) is the one god of the one man — his own pleroma, his guiding goal, toward which the soul journeys after death.
A Star (n.) travels with the initiate in the Mithraic liturgy — "I am a star travelling together with you" — for by his microcosmic nature man is a son of the firmament.
A Star (n.) at immeasurable distance in the zenith is the one God of this one man, his world and his goal: toward it goes the long journey of the soul after death, and when the greater world turns cold, the star shines.