sykostriques and mylophiques

Star Tychrivawlt. [Ti-tre-vault]

Star Tychrivawlt is a superstar system that shines through multiple dimensions and directions one light year beyond Andromeda's galaxy. It supports between 1 and 2 trillion stars which takes their energies and revitalize through Tychrivawlt's system, in turn, Tychrivawlt surrounds them with endless energy and life. The stars under Tychrivawlt's care switch positions around Tychrivawlt every 5 million years. Tychrivawlt also gives them direction to collect or introduce new stars occupants, sykostriques and mylophiques that are of like matter and energy. Tychrivawlt's system is prone to dominance and superiority.

Star Healayannav. {Hee-lay-ann-av}

Star Healayannav is a megastar system. Her energy is feminine. Her rays are purple and gold. She resides outside a moon and planetary system a half dimension beyond the Milky Way's gateway. Star Healayannav has a system of like stars that flow around her like a crystal river. She promotes well being, fairness, healing and nourishing to her home moon and all the stars under her care.  She has a ray of about 500 billion to 1 trillion stars including clusters, teams of clusters and unisex stars. She is brightly simple. The stars around her are also healing stars. In addition to Star Healayannav's generosity and healing rays, they also promote growth, goodness, the best, greatness and the greatest.

Star Pheliathwart. [Feel-i-a-thwart]

Star Pheliathwart is an advanced medium star system. Pheliathwart is relentless in positive light to and fro. She supports between 6 billion and 1 and a 1/2 trillion stars closest to her. She resides one light year, plus 2 additional xxrizyears from Orion's system. She has communities of hardworking stars that can flip  front, back, and reverse to give additional positive light to other stars that are outside their system. These helper stars, called mylophiques which include a variety of energies, can take Pheliathwart's energy, mine it and store it for up to 5 trillion years with additional future years including through periods of rest or sleep if they desire because 1) They can switch their positions. 2) They can become something else, which means they are still a star destination no matter what they decide to take on or which journey they move through. Once a star occupant, that is their destiny or they wouldn't be stars in the first place. 3) They can relive in another time and/or galaxy, or system if they desire.

Some star occupants use rest and do not sleep, and some star occupants can sleep if they wish to for short periods of time. Others neither rest nor sleep, it goes according to their choice, their alignments, and what naturally surrounds them. They use any rest periods to re-organize or revitalize themselves and their energies.
(Important note), their lights never stop shining even if they choose to rest. Their energy never ceases or stops giving. If they decide to move or reposition themselves, it's their choice.

If and when a dominant star decides to sleep or rest, the plethora of billions of star alignments, teams and systems around them take over until that dominant star decides to re-take the helm. This process is natural for them. It is their destiny and they do not need to be told what to do or how to do their jobs except by direction of a moon or a planetary system close to them. Most of the dominant star systems, it just is for them. They are charged with their own way unless they are dependent, that's hardly the case as their dominance and power is their charge so their duties are automatic to them.

Sykostrique: (sigh-co-streak)
A collection of advanced stars, teams, clusters and systems that share like matter and energies universally and/or stratophystically. They are large systems and operate independently most of the times.

Mylophique: (My-low-feek)
A collection of supporting stars, (helper stars and systems), existing within or outside a moon, planetary system, or sykostrique. Mylophiques can operate independently or dependently, depending on their astral positions.