You will all remember that poem written by our great existentialist poet: “star powder”. Xabier Lete published it in 1974 and soon became a song of the hand and voice of Mikel Laboa. I've always understood it as a poem that the poet did to life with a point of existentialism and immanentism. I know that others often regard it as a poem made by the most laborer, Marxism and, above all, materialism. It's also life.

I don't think that writing the dust of the Xabier Lete stars would remember the dust coming off the pointer of the stick with which the fairies are handling, let alone the dust coming from Africa with the south wind. Javier, perhaps driven by his intuition and deep reflection, told us that we came from the estrellas.XIII.mendean For Assisi Francisco the stars, the earth, the moon, the animals and the plants, all were our brothers. He knew less science than Javier, but the universal inner love, the intuition and the belief that we had the same creator, developed that feeling of kinship. Things have changed a lot in the last two decades, and today, thanks to science, we can say that we come from the stars.

Above, I mentioned intuition and instinct, and with my instinct I would like to say something. In this world of science and intellectual wisdom, little attention is paid to instinct and intuition and they are despised. If necessary, that is why older people are excluded with the wisdom of life. Neuroscience, for its part, shows us something else. That in the functioning of our intelligence commands more than 95% the unconscious. To start reasoning ourselves, decisions are often made. We would need more intuition and common sense.

Studies conducted by astronomers over the last decade show that we are the dust of stars. After researching over a thousand stars, you've seen that all of them have almost identical components, and that of these components our body has 95 percent. Amazing, right? It's clear that our evolutionary process didn't start with primates. Therefore, stars are the true ancestors of us and all living beings. The blue broth of the stars that Xabier Amuriza also alludes to has a truly important component: carbon. One of the most important elements for life generation. Life is not a coincidence. We live in a universe organized for life. Proof of this are some constants in physics and chemistry, permanent elements unchanged. These numbers are intangible, they always have the same values.

Life is the organization of the cosmos, as has been seen in experiments conducted in quantum physics. Simple observation alters the outcome of the experiment. People are part of the universe, of course.

We've gone a long way, to see where the things that we were told in the doctrine are left to explain the origin of the world. The order of the story was not bad: heaven, light, stars, earth, plants, animals and finally man. Finally, forgive the woman, born of the rib of man. If you talk to us about the word Evolution, Silky!