The Miracle Star
| You may think that you are looking at a piece of wood, a cross section of a branch some three or four inches across. You're right but not completely right. I've asked many people to study this piece of wood and tell me what they see. The results is always the same. First, people see the wood as a whole. Upon more study they will see that the wood is nicely sanded and finished. "The grain is beautiful and the variations of colors very nice," they say. "There are lovely lines emanating from the center," they observe. (They're getting warmer.) Almost everyone eventually, it's actually the very last thing they see, notice with shock that in the center of the wood there is a star. In fact, it is from the star that the lovely lines did emanate. They are called rays and the star is called the pith. | |
| Wouldn't you be stunned too if after all your close examination a star pierced through the dark and revealed itself to you? Well, I certainly was just three years ago when I first stumbled upon the Miracle Star that you see here. I don't want to rush you into anything, especially a commercial product that we do, in fact, sell, so I invite you to delve a little deeper into how these Miracle Stars were discovered, the degree of their rarity, their value and how you yourself may explore the woods and marshes to find some of these scarce treasures for yourself. Learn the secret of all this by clicking on the star to the right. |  |
Now if you have a plane to catch or otherwise are unable to discover why
these stars are truly miracles you may click right here to see some of the
beautiful products that we have fashioned from the Miracle Stars. 