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>What?
In 1976 an infamous author in the paranormal scene Brad Steiger wrote a book named the Gods of Aquarius, wherein he described "Star People" as "humans who come from a special gene pool linked to visits by extraterrestrials". This concept had existed in writings prior, but this name evidently stuck as in the 1980s and 1990s, the movement expanded as more authors began to coin different "star families" to clarify the supposed truth. These clarifications of-course being sourced from channeling alien species with remote-viewing and such.
To summarize what I've gathered from like one day of research peering into this rabbit-hole last week, specific constellations like Pleiades, Sirius, or Andromeda are packed full of aliens with unique spiritual missions. These aliens go through the process of putting their souls into human bodies to advance the human population further into peace and higher vibration. Those aware of their alien-human origins are also dubbed lightworkers by some.
>So it's more new-age bullshit?
Yes, but it's pretty interesting to observe. To round out this ramble, picrel below originates from starseed circles. It's a painting of Ashtar Sheran from the Ashtar Galactic Command. Starseeds believe that he is a cosmic peacekeeper force from the Andromeda galaxy that prevents hostile alien intervention and nuclear threats on Earth. Of-course doing all this from the comforts of his own spacecraft orbiting Earth. This information wasn't channeled funnily enough, rather it came from a TV hijacking on the 26th November 1977, just a year after Brad Steiger's writings. Recreation of said broadcast embedded below, as the original is long lost to time. To make a long ramble short, his followers have been stuck in a "two more weeks" cycle since 1977. To also side-note, all of this also happened during the Star Trek / Star Wars sci-fi boom, just letting it be known.
>Wait, isn't that picture not meant to be of a nordic alien?
noob, I'm as confused as you are at this point.
>Where are starseeds now?
Reddit.
In 1976 an infamous author in the paranormal scene Brad Steiger wrote a book named the Gods of Aquarius, wherein he described "Star People" as "humans who come from a special gene pool linked to visits by extraterrestrials". This concept had existed in writings prior, but this name evidently stuck as in the 1980s and 1990s, the movement expanded as more authors began to coin different "star families" to clarify the supposed truth. These clarifications of-course being sourced from channeling alien species with remote-viewing and such.
To summarize what I've gathered from like one day of research peering into this rabbit-hole last week, specific constellations like Pleiades, Sirius, or Andromeda are packed full of aliens with unique spiritual missions. These aliens go through the process of putting their souls into human bodies to advance the human population further into peace and higher vibration. Those aware of their alien-human origins are also dubbed lightworkers by some.
>So it's more new-age bullshit?
Yes, but it's pretty interesting to observe. To round out this ramble, picrel below originates from starseed circles. It's a painting of Ashtar Sheran from the Ashtar Galactic Command. Starseeds believe that he is a cosmic peacekeeper force from the Andromeda galaxy that prevents hostile alien intervention and nuclear threats on Earth. Of-course doing all this from the comforts of his own spacecraft orbiting Earth. This information wasn't channeled funnily enough, rather it came from a TV hijacking on the 26th November 1977, just a year after Brad Steiger's writings. Recreation of said broadcast embedded below, as the original is long lost to time. To make a long ramble short, his followers have been stuck in a "two more weeks" cycle since 1977. To also side-note, all of this also happened during the Star Trek / Star Wars sci-fi boom, just letting it be known.
>Wait, isn't that picture not meant to be of a nordic alien?
noob, I'm as confused as you are at this point.
>Where are starseeds now?
Reddit.
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