Most of us accept the standard explanation of time without question. Earth rotates on its own axis — that gives us a day. Earth orbits the Sun — that gives us a year. The Moon orbits Earth — that gives us a month. It is a tidy, mechanical model. And it is, according to Tengri cosmological wisdom, incomplete. In Mongolian shamanic tradition, time does not arise from planets moving through empty space. Time arises from living relationships between celestial bodies — relationshi

In the boundless expanse of the Tenger universe, there exist countless star homes — Orion (Khoo Maral), Canis Major (Börtö Chono), Cassiopeia (Khün Tavan Od), Corona Borealis (Titmön), the Lone White Star (Önchin Tsagaan), and many others. Within these star homes reside vast numbers of souls fulfilling their cosmic purpose. In the Tengri tradition, we call them spirits (ongod), ancestors (övgöd), and guardians (ezed). When the energy connection between a star home and Earth

The idea that humans originate from the stars is not new. It appears in Egyptian cosmology, Indigenous traditions across five continents, modern spiritual movements, and even in the growing field of consciousness research. Most people encounter this idea through books or social media — filtered through layers of interpretation, Western repackaging, and varying degrees of accuracy.