A warrior sits cross-legged with arms raised in an oval above a pale basin, as a bead of starlight appears at a planet's edge.
The warrior sits cross-legged with the arms raised in an open oval above the head. The arms rise on an in-breath and stay soft. Holding them up without strain takes strength of body.
Kepler-90 has eight known planets that cross in front of its star, and Kepler-90 h is the outer giant. The moon is invented, and the bead of light is the star coming out from behind the giant's edge.
Practice
Sit cross-legged and hold your arms overhead in a circle for six breaths.