In his composition tour de’ force, “On the Shoulders of Giant’s,” Astrophysicist and Professor Emeritus Stephen Hawking quote Sir Isaac Newton as saying, “If I should have seen any further, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants,” from which the titled is derived. The work that is a compilation of every major work of physics from Newton’s, “Principia,” to both of Einstein’s theories on relativity highlights an intriguing phenomenon as it relates to scientific endeavors.
It is an interesting fact of our reality that we tend to cling, almost desperately to scientific endeavors and achievements as if they were some kinds of universal laws or truths. What is most remarkable about this notion is the way that scientific thought, paradigms, and pedagogies are constantly changing and evolving. From epoch to epoch, we firmly believe in them like devote worshipers of a religion, only to have them replaced in the next generation of new and fanciful ideas.
During Greco-Roman times, we were at the center of the universe. The Geocentric models and calculations of Eudoxus and Ptolemy proved that this was in fact the world that we lived in. This was replaced by that of the Copernican model, although it took a considerable amount of time to catch up with the world and gain acceptance by the church. Even now, we see this taking place in the theories in which we speculate as to whether or not we live in a multiverse, to which there are some six to seven theories ranging from the quilted and quantum to that of the holographic.
It is interesting to note that, even in all these changes and adaptations to the universe, we always find a way to place ourselves at the very center of the cosmos. While this is all the more evident in the Geocentric model, Einstein’s relativity was essentially a more complicated way of saying the same thing. And with Einstein, we see how desperately we cling to scientific thought following this trend. In the advent of quantum mechanics and physics, he did exactly this, choosing to believe that “God did not play dice.”
Even more intriguing is the way in which this is in stark juxtaposition with all the religions, mythologies, theologies, and spiritual practices the world over. That is to say that, despite the fact that they are not given as much credibility in some circles, they have stood the test of time in remaining the same, exactly the way that they are. Not only that, but they have done so in a way that more accurately speaks to our history in this consistent way. It is a people’s arts, edifices, and artifacts that tell a people’s history. It is like the observation made in the movie, “The Monuments Men,” that, “If you destroy a people’s art, you destroy their history.”
In this article, a didactic dialog will be provided that will examine a trending movement that is taking place at this time in what could be referred to as new age spiritualism. More specifically, it will discuss what has been called the age of ascension into the golden age. From this vantage point, a rudimentary definition for a Starseed will be specified to better understand the topic at hand. Once this has been established, we will take a glance at one group of Starseeds in particular known as the Sirians. This exchange will include their cosmic address, characteristics, traits, physical features, as well as that of their mission and purpose on earth at that time.
SIRIAN STARSEEDS:
From the realm of new-age spiritualism has emerged the conceptualization of what is commonly known as the age of ascension into the golden age of light. The major premise behind this thought is that we are experiencing a quantum shift in our collective consciousness at this time. It presumes that we are every bit as multidimensional as the cosmos that we live in, and that we are shifting from three 3-dimensional consciousness to that of five-dimensional states of being.
While it seems like something out of an advanced physics book, this entails the individual raising their frequency and state of being from those primal survival feelings of fear, anger, guilt, sexual urges, and the likes to those of joy, peace, happiness, love, and other more elated states of being. It is easier for human being to be controlled when they are in such base-level states of being, and it is a call to raise what one consciously focuses on in order to do so, hence the name. One such exemplification of how to do this is to surround the self with more wholesome content and to engage in more activities that the individual enjoys doing.
On a rudimentary level, what we are experiencing is an evolution in consciousness which is also an evolution of the human spirit. To further expand on the point, the general thought is that as the individual goes through this process, and heals themselves, along with raising their own vibration, this, in turn, allows for this to take place in quantum on the level of the collective, on the planetary level, and even that of the entire cosmos. The end result is that in raising planetary consciousness we are entering into an age of enlightenment.
We find that the terminology Starseed arises from out of this narrative. It originated and evolved from the discoveries made by Dolores Cannon and Lee Carrol in the advent of what was then coined as the star child. In her work with past life regression, Dolores found that there was arising a group of children that carried with them an auric field that she hadn’t previously encountered along with similar psychological features. These she called the indigo, crystal, and rainbow children respectively. Lee Carrol carried on her work in the late 90’, with books like that of, “The Indigo Child.”
Here, we find that the etymology of what a Starseed stems from this sentiment. It is an ideology that combines the notion of sentient and intelligent lifeforms throughout the cosmos and combines it with that of reincarnation as was found in Cannon’s past life regression sessions. After all, if there is life to be found throughout the multiverse in addition to the process of incarnation, it would seem only logical that it occurs on all levels of the universe; that is to say that it would not be a process that is subjected only to our planet alone. After all, Drake’s equation stipulates that there are some 1000 civilizations existing in our multiverse, and it would seem foolish to assume that we are alone in infinite space. Not only that, but every culture has documented in their sacred texts that we have been visited by celestial beings in civilizations past from the ancient petroglyphs and hieroglyphs to that of Cosmic Astronaut Theory more recently. Nevertheless, the term Starseed refers to ancient reincarnate souls from far away planets, galaxies, universes, realms, and dimensions that have come to earth at this time to offer their knowledge, insights, and wisdom in this process of ascension. The Sirian Starseeds are a group of highly evolved spiritual beings that are every bit as benevolent, loving, peaceful, and innovative as their counterparts. It is believed that in previous incarnations they played a large role in ancient Egypt, assisting in the creation of our great Pyramids as long as providing the people of earth with advanced technologies and their wisdom along with a number of other celestial beings. Here, we find that the belief is that in the case of the God, Anubis that he is of Sirian origin. Similarly, reminisce of the Sirian Starseeds can be found deeply interwoven throughout the sacred literature and artifacts of the Mayan people along with the Dogon tribes, with it the thought being that they also contribute to developing Atlantis, Sumerian, and Lemuria as well.
In the case of the Sirian Starseeds, we find a group of very diplomatic beings. They come oriented with a strong sense of having a larger purpose and meaning in the lives that they reincarnate into, and our dedication to this end and all other things that they believe in. They work closely with the Pleiadian Starseeds in divine harmony to assist humanity in integrating the higher dimensional frequencies of love and light from their homeworld. It should be noted that whereas the Pleiadians incorporate more of the divine feminine energy, the Sirians anchor in more of the divine masculine. Here, they play a pivotal role as lightworkers in the process of ascension by helping people ascend and transcend through their spiritual awakening. In a way, they can also be viewed as the earth’s watchers and guides as they help in this process along with the other Starseeds. They can also be viewed as spiritual warriors and guardians amongst us to this end. They transmute drama and chaos being natural healers as well, but usually in times of dire need.
SIRIAN COSMIC ADDRESS:
The character Sirius black that could transfigure himself into a great shaggy black dog in the Harry Potter series, like our Sirian friends, was named after the Sirius constellation that we can find in the night skies. Here, we see another correlation to so many other Starseeds in that they are typically named after the star system that they hail from. In this case, Sirius is also known as Alpha Canis Majoris or the Dog Star respectively. The brightest star in the night sky, it contains both Sirius A and B, and as a binary star, it is approximately 25.4 times brighter than our very own sun. At 8.6 light-years away from our solar system, it is a Greek word that means both sparkling and scorching, and that was also known to the ancient Egyptians as Sothis. Sirius is also the home to a number of other Starseeds such as the likes of the previously mentioned Pleiadians.
SIRIAN CHARACTERISTICS AND TRAITS:
Ø Live a simple yet spiritual life
Ø Future-oriented, tending not to dwell on the past
Ø Are not materialistic
Ø Seem to demonstrate a kind of mixed states in that they seem reserved from those looking in, but on the inside, they are highly energetic
Ø Strong belief systems, but accept the ways of others
Ø Dislike social hierarchies, stereotypes, and classification
Ø They see the beauty and magic in even the most mundane of things
Ø They are deeply career-oriented
Ø Tend to be drawn to the Siris and Canis Major constellations
Ø Difficulties expressing their friends
Ø Build close-knit groups of friends preferring quality over quantity
Ø Highly creative and imaginative, with a tendency to love daydreaming
Ø Love for nature
Ø It is extremely difficult to anger a Sirian Starseed
Ø Don’t think linearly and think in terms of possibilities and solutions instead of problems
Ø Can be silly and nonsensical at times
Ø Insatiable desire to learn from all things ranging from mathematics and sciences to the paranormal and the metaphysical
Ø Can find living on earth quite boring, and yet at the same time can be drawn to career choices involving tending to the earth
Ø Reserve their own spiritual truth
Ø Laser-like focus when determined to finish jobs and various tasks
Ø Very calm and composed
Ø They may at times repress their emotions
SIRIAN PHYSICAL APPEARANCE: As with few other Starseeds, the Sirians are a group that varies greatly in their appearance for a handful of reasons. Like the other hybrids originating from the Lyra they are humanoid in most of their features. That is, they are bipedal, standing erect with swinging arms at their sides. Another reason for said discrepancies in their physical features has to do with whether or not they hail from the planets of either Sirius A or B. Another reason for this is that they can exist in dimensions ranging as far up to that of the seventh and eighth. Diverse as they are, they do have a number of commonalities. With those coming from Sirius A, one can observe many more with canine and fox-like appearances, having some relations with the Lyran. In the case of Sirius B, they have been noted to look like water beings, who appear in brilliant shapes of blues and greens. They are also said to have extremely pointed ears, and they helped in creating for the original Hebrew race, along with the Dolphins marine life in a previous genetic experiment.
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