What Is It Like To Be A Starseed?

Hello all,

So, what’s it like to be a starseed? Well, I’ll begin here with my own experience and then move on to several other starseeds who were kind enough to share some thoughts with me about their own journeys here as humans on Earth.

So, if you were to ask me what it’s like to be a starseed …it’s like being set down on an alien planet and not knowing the protocol, not understanding why people act the way they do and wondering how I can possibly interact with them, to be accepted, while not being judged or ostracized - how do I stay safe? I mean, they talk and use the same words I’m familiar with and yet it’s as if they are speaking a whole different language.

I’ve always had a sort of innate knowledge that has guided me through life, reminding me who I am, through memories of other realms and planes of existence. From a very early age, I knew that I was a visitor from another world and humans seemed so strange to me. One the first things I remember asking my mother was, “What’s wrong with everyone here?” Her answer was, “It’s just the way this world is.” Of course that didn’t make me feel any better, because I was already here! This gave me a perspective of being an outsider, a being with an origin outside this reality. Yet, I could feel this truth in every fiber of my being, but what was I supposed to do with that knowledge? For me, being this starchild meant having profound universal knowledge and a deep yearning to share it, yet unfortunately, finding that no one is interested, although I admit this really didn’t stop me from being happy and enjoying life.

I’ve found that every star-person is different. For me, I found that my natural high frequency led me to be very light hearted, even as an adult childlike at times, giggling for no reason, seeing the humor in everything. Speaking of this, I once got a comment from a viewer who said, “C’mon seriously, you can’t always be that happy!” Ha! Yeah, I can! I’ve always found it much easier to find humor in everyday situations, than the problems. My mind is constantly coming up with jokes or puns that want to get out, so most everything is funny to me. But as I said, I’ve found that this does not always go over well with others who find the world more serious - always worried about the what-ifs.

In fact, one bit of wisdom I’ve attempted to share more than once that seems to always be met with rolled eyes, is that the Earth is exactly as it should be and everything that is happening is for the eventual good of all. After this statement, I’m usually pelted with, What!? What do you mean? There’s this horrible problem and that horrible problem, there are wars and so on. And yes that’s true, so how do I even begin to explain the perfection of the universal flow and why or how this planet could possibly be considered to be perfect, with all the pain and suffering? I really want to be able to explain, but the moment is gone and I should have just kept my big mouth shut. They really didn’t want to know anyway.

That’s one of the hardest aspects of being a starseed, for me, is being met with ridicule or indifference, when no one seems to want, or find value, in what I might have to offer. Most don’t want to go beyond what their favorite news anchor tells them. So, at any stage of life, the loneliness for a starseed can sometimes be overwhelming. What I’ve learned about this, is that it is not my job to try to change another’s mind or beliefs. Their views are just as valid as my own and they are living the life they came here to live and don’t need anyone trying to teach them or tell them they should be living differently.

The truth I’ve finally arrived at is to simply be who I am and to share myself through the love and joy of life and what I’ve discovered is that this seems to affect those around me more than if I spent hours trying to tell them about my knowledge and those things that would be unbelievable to them, like the thousands of Starcraft in orbit above our planet, or that we are all beings of energy wearing these temporary biological flesh suits, or that nothing is real and we are only dreaming our lives here and that everything is built upon a foundation of love and that love is all that matters or will ever matter. I have found that most don’t really want, or need, to know these things that for me make up the core of my being and purpose and that the best thing I can do to assist humanity is just to be myself and resonate a joy of life! After being with one such as this, for even a short time, it all begins to make sense and I can see why they are the way they are and just how perfect that really is. It’s come clear to me that if all I want is to be accepted for myself, then the kindest thing I can do for another is to allow them to be who they are and to support them and learn and grow from them and this consideration will be mutually reflected back to me.

So in my own experience, over time, I began to find some consolation in exploring metaphysical philosophies and ancient wisdom, searching for parallels to my own experiences. I delved into the realms of spirituality and enlightenment, seeking to unravel the mysteries of my origin. The more I learned, the more I realized that I was not alone. There were others like me, starseeds, fellow travelers from distant dimensions, navigating this human existence while carrying the seeds of transformation and evolution within our souls.

Now, over the years I have talked to many other starseeds and some have very different experiences than my own, yet most all of them have spoken about a deep need for solitude. Living as a starseed on Earth means embracing a solitude that is both profound and disheartening. While a part of you revels in the magnificence of the cosmos, another part aches for a connection with others who can truly understand and appreciate the depth of your being.

One starseed I spoke to said that for her, she chose to let go of her starseed memories and tendencies, because the longer she lived on the planet, she became so enamored with Earth that she wanted only to identify as a human being and even mentioned to me once that she would look forward to reincarnating back onto earth. I was shocked at that.

Another starseed friend once mentioned that the most difficult thing for her is believing in herself. She said her heart remembers she came from the stars, yet her humanness comes in and tells her that she’s only fooling herself.

A star brother I have known for years said that for him it’s a terrifying fear of losing his terrestrial family and the life that he has come to love. Even though he knows that at death or ascension he will go back to his ET life aboard ship, he still can’t stand the thought of losing those he’s come to know as family. I asked him why he thought this might be and he said, because I don’t remember my ET life. This is only life I remember, so this is my family.

Another starseed spoke about some things I’ve already mentioned and yet at a much deeper level. He said that he lives in a constant state of bewilderment of other’s inflexibility to expanding their knowledge and moving outside the box humanity puts us all into. He’s mystified at the lack of curiosity of humans - that there’s no discernment - that they just take everything at face value, never delving deeper, never asking questions and wanting to know more. This brings to him a great sense of isolation.

One of the most moving things he shared with me is that being a starseed for him makes it nearly impossible to pick a direction in life, because settling on one thing feel like defeat, because there are so many choices out there that it makes him feel like anything not chosen is a missed opportunity and this brings up the concept of mortality. Which of course, makes a career very difficult to resolve, where nothing is ever quite correct and much of this is because of this ridiculously short terrestrial life span. In a starseed’s ET life, the body never ages and may live thousands of years and therefore the human aging process makes no sense at all.

He also brought up a very good point that from an energy perspective this Earth life can be nearly overwhelming, because as a starseed he wants to help others, but often when he tries to offer a viewpoint outside of the other’s routine or beliefs, even if they appear to be listening, on an energetic level there is so much resistance that by the time he gets it all said, his body is just exhausted at this loss of energy. And yet, depending upon how the conversation goes, the person he’s talking to often is more energetic, because the human is actually feeding off of the starseed’s higher frequencies of love and sincerity, while trying to help. He said, for him, this really makes living here tough, because there’s a sense of futility, like why am I even here if I can’t make a difference?

The life of a starseed is not always an easy one, at times feeling disconnected from the world around them, an eternal outsider searching for a sense of purpose and belonging. But through it all, there tends to be sort of an unwavering certainty within that they are here for a reason and that their unique perspective and innate knowledge holds an answer or solution to the greater mysteries of the universe that they themselves may not fully yet understand. What is clear to them, however, is that their purpose is to shine a light, to illuminate the path for those who are ready to awaken to the greater truths of existence. It’s a solemn duty, to carry the flame of knowledge and understanding, even in the face of indifference or intolerance.

So, despite the loneliness and the sense of being unappreciated, generally a starseed is able to persevere and make the best of it and continue to radiate their cosmic wisdom, patiently waiting for the day when their light will be recognized and embraced by others ready to embark on a journey of cosmic awareness.

Today, as I sort of reflect on my own starseed life, I can't help but feel a sense of gratitude for the path I’ve chosen. While my memories of another realm remain fascinating, I’ve come to realize that Earth, too, holds its own magic and beauty. I’ve discovered that my purpose lies, not only in remembering where I come from, but also in welcoming the experiences and growth that this human existence offers me and so many others.

So be aware that as a starseed, you are master of your universe and although by coming here, that memory may be veiled, it does not alter who you are. You must constantly remind yourself that the “voice” of the matrix is not your own. This voice in your head, telling you you are not who you think you are. This is the “Great Work” that starseeds came to unfold, to conquer, to make known the unknown and then share these truths with other’s willing to hear. This, beautiful souls, is who you are.

Thanks for hearing me out - I really appreciate you! Until next time! Bye Bye