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Envision your mind as a cosmic arrangement of stars and constellations—each belief a luminous point connected in meaningful patterns across the dark expanse of consciousness. In this personal cosmology, experiences become celestial bodies, varying in composition: the gray and tempestuous planet of doubts, the evergreen glades of childhood nostalgia on the moon orbiting the wanderlust asteroid of mundane daily tasks. Personal myths form constellations that guide our journey, and the vastness between them represents their depth of connection to one another, and the infinite potentials between. Our emotions color each entity and determine atmosphere, our thoughts populate and furnish them, our actions set these stages in motion - some stories uplifting, some tragic, all mythic. Consider how a person experiencing anxiety might reimagine their worried thoughts not as overwhelming floodwaters but as meteors that briefly blaze across consciousness before burning out. Or how someone struggling with decision-making might map their options as different possible constellations, each offering a unique shape of meaning. Are you fox or hound?