What is a starseed?

Starseeds are believed to be souls that originated from other planets, star systems, or galaxies, and incarnated on Earth to assist in its spiritual evolution. They often feel a deep connection to the cosmos and a sense of not quite belonging on Earth.

Here's some key information about them:

• Origin: Starseeds believe their souls originated from various locations beyond Earth, such as the Pleiades, Sirius, Andromeda, or other evolved planetary systems. Different origins are associated with particular traits and missions. See more information about their origins.

• Mission: The core mission is to raise the planet's vibration, promote love and light, and assist humanity in its ascension process. They achieve this through various means, including sharing their knowledge, healing, teaching, and inspiring others. More details can be found about their%20mission.

• Characteristics: Starseeds often exhibit common characteristics, such as a deep empathy, a strong sense of intuition, a yearning for home (even if they don't consciously know where that is), and a dislike of authority. They might also struggle with feeling different or isolated, and may experience difficulty adapting to traditional societal structures. Find out more about their common%20traits.

• Awakening: Starseeds often experience an "awakening" at some point in their lives, which can be triggered by various events, such as profound experiences, spiritual seeking, or simply a growing awareness of their purpose. This awakening prompts them to remember their true nature and mission. Learn more about starseed%20awakening.

• Challenges: Navigating life on Earth can be challenging for starseeds, as they may feel out of sync with the planet's denser energies and lower vibrations. They may struggle with feelings of disconnection, anxiety, and the perceived lack of meaning in everyday life. Understanding the challenges can be found at Challenges%20of%20Starseeds.

It's important to note that the concept of starseeds is a spiritual belief and is not supported by scientific evidence.