Starseed Awakening 2025: Insights from 20 Leading Experts

Introduction by Dolores Cannon

When I conducted thousands of hypnosis sessions across decades, I began to see a pattern. People from every corner of the Earth, with no connection to one another, spoke of lifetimes among the stars. They described homes in the Pleiades, Orion, Arcturus, and beyond. They spoke of volunteering — leaving higher realms to incarnate here at this very moment.

In my book The Three Waves of Volunteers, I called them the “volunteer souls” — beings who chose to be born into Earth’s density to help humanity through a time of great transition. Today, in 2025, the resonance of those stories is stronger than ever. Many are awakening to the truth that their lives are more than random accidents; they are chapters in a cosmic mission. But awakening brings questions: Is this mission written in a blueprint, or chosen anew each day? How do we belong when we feel alien? Must we confront our shadows before we serve? And can a small group of awakened souls truly change the destiny of Earth?

This gathering of voices — 20 experts, teachers, and channels — is an exploration of those questions. My role is not to provide final answers, but to open the door to understanding. We are standing at the threshold of a new era, and the dialogue begins here.

(Note: This is an imaginary conversation, a creative exploration of an idea, and not a real speech or event.)

Topic 1: Mission Activation in 2025 — Cosmic Blueprint or Human Choice?

Moderator: Dolores Cannon (The Three Waves of Volunteers)
Participants: Darryl Anka (Bashar), Viviane Chauvet, Marina Jacobi, Matías De Stefano, Tom Kenyon

Opening by Dolores Cannon

When I first wrote The Three Waves of Volunteers, I described how souls from beyond Earth incarnated here to assist in a time of transformation. Many called them starseeds, others “volunteers.” In 2025, I sense a pressing question: are these missions activated by a cosmic blueprint that was written long before birth, or are they awakened by the choices and consciousness of each soul as it navigates life? Let’s begin by asking: what does mission activation really mean right now?

First Round of Answers (Question 1)

What does “mission activation” mean for starseeds in 2025 — is it destiny unfolding or human choice awakening?

Darryl Anka (Bashar): Mission activation is a resonance process. You are already encoded with the blueprint, but you decide how and when to access it. Think of it as a frequency match: Earth raises its vibration, and you, if aligned, unlock the next stage of your mission. Destiny writes the program, but free will presses the keys.

Viviane Chauvet: From my Arcturian perspective, mission activation is cellular. It’s not simply mental or emotional — it’s vibrational DNA aligning with Earth’s current frequency. Yes, the blueprint is ancient, but the choice to embody it each day is deeply human. Many starseeds miss their calling not because they lack destiny, but because they resist their own humanity.

Tom Kenyon: Sound codes illustrate this perfectly. The template exists — a song written in the stars. But until you breathe into it, until your vocal cords or your inner resonance vibrate with it, the song stays silent. The activation requires the courage to sing the cosmic score through the human voice.

Marina Jacobi: Mission activation is about protocols of consciousness. It’s a quantum algorithm: timelines branch infinitely. You hold the potential of destiny, but your conscious choice determines which timeline activates. It’s like holding many futures, and by intention and resonance, you collapse one into reality.

Matías De Stefano: Mission is memory. You came with a memory of your cosmic role, but Earth’s density makes you forget. Activation is remembering — not as destiny imposed, but as a voluntary return to coherence. Every step you take toward aligning memory with present action activates more of the blueprint.

Second Round of Answers (Question 2)

If missions are being activated now, why 2025? What makes this year different from others?

Viviane Chauvet: 2025 is a threshold. The energetic grids of Earth — what I call crystalline structures — have reached a resonance that matches the vibration of many starseed lineages. Think of it as a cosmic invitation: the planet itself now calls forth those ready to remember.

Matías De Stefano: The cycles of civilization turn in spirals, not lines. 2025 aligns with a spiral point that echoes ancient shifts — times when civilizations either awakened or collapsed. Starseeds incarnated precisely for these nodes. This year is a nodal convergence, and so the missions awaken in synchronization.

Darryl Anka (Bashar): Collective permission is key. Humanity as a whole has reached a threshold of vibrational readiness. You’ve accelerated your technological development, your crises, your awareness. Now the blueprint within starseeds has the collective context it needs to ignite. It is not that 2025 is “magical,” but that humanity collectively allowed this doorway to open.

Tom Kenyon: The acoustic resonance of Earth is shifting — Schumann resonance, planetary tones. Starseeds are highly sensitive instruments. When the planetary song modulates, they tune differently, sometimes painfully. 2025 is marked by dissonance becoming harmony, a moment where those tones trigger deeper activation.

Marina Jacobi: Quantumly speaking, timelines are converging in 2025. Many experiments of reality are collapsing into fewer pathways. When that happens, those carrying encoded missions sense urgency. It’s no longer about “waiting for the right time” — the probabilities are demanding collapse into choice.

Third Round of Answers (Question 3)

What does mission activation look like in everyday life for starseeds — beyond abstract codes and destiny?

Tom Kenyon: It looks like compassion made audible. Singing, speaking, healing, writing, even simply listening with a frequency of presence. Everyday mission is frequency transference through daily acts.

Marina Jacobi: In practical terms, it is building systems — creating communities, platforms, technologies — that are resonant with higher ethics. It’s not just meditating; it’s re-coding society through action.

Darryl Anka (Bashar): You follow your highest excitement. That is the clearest compass for mission. If you wake each day and choose the action that excites you most, without expectation of outcome, you align with your blueprint. This looks ordinary — starting a business, writing, helping a neighbor — but energetically, it is mission in motion.

Matías De Stefano: For many, it looks like remembering purpose in simple rituals. Cooking with intention, raising children with cosmic awareness, teaching with humility. The mission is not always a grand galactic stage; it is often the sacredness of ordinary life lived consciously.

Viviane Chauvet: Integration is the mission. For starseeds, every time they choose to embrace their human emotions, their relationships, their struggles with patience and love, they bring galactic codes into embodiment. It looks like human beings living fully human lives, but with a higher resonance behind each action.

Closing by Dolores Cannon

What I hear echoed from each of you is that mission activation in 2025 is neither destiny alone nor choice alone — it is the dance between the two. The blueprint exists, etched in memory, vibration, lineage. Yet activation happens only when a human chooses to embody it, in everyday life, through sound, action, presence, and love. The cosmic script is written, but the performance requires a conscious actor.

Topic 2: Belonging and Alienation — How Do Starseeds Truly Feel at Home on Earth?

Moderator: Mary Rodwell (The New Human: Awakening to Our Cosmic Heritage)
Participants: Elizabeth April, Rebecca Campbell, Barbara Lamb, Nora Herold, Shekina Rose

Opening by Mary Rodwell

In my work with experiencers, I’ve often heard the refrain: “I don’t belong here.” Starseeds, hybrids, sensitive souls describe Earth as harsh, dense, even alien compared to the places they feel they come from. Yet they chose to incarnate here. So the question that has haunted my research is this: How can starseeds both feel alien and yet fulfill a mission that demands they be fully human?

Let’s start by exploring why so many starseeds struggle with belonging.

First Round of Answers (Question 1)

Why do starseeds so often feel alienated from Earth and its people?

Elizabeth April: Because their frequency is different. Imagine tuning into a radio station that no one else hears. Starseeds are often broadcasting on higher channels, and when the majority tunes into static, it creates a sense of isolation. They feel unseen because their natural resonance doesn’t have a mirror.

Barbara Lamb: In regression sessions, experiencers often recall lifetimes in more harmonious civilizations — both on Earth and elsewhere. Compared to those, Earth feels chaotic, violent, and disconnected. It’s not a flaw in the starseed; it’s a culture shock from one planetary system to another.

Rebecca Campbell: I often say starseeds are like flowers blooming out of season. They carry memories of light, of cosmic family, but incarnate into environments that don’t recognize that fragrance. This disconnect feels like loneliness, but it is also the call to remember: you are the light you long for.

Nora Herold: Alienation comes from fragmentation. Starseeds remember fragments of other homes but forget the larger web of connection. Without integration, they live in longing for somewhere else. The real task is to see Earth as another node in that larger web.

Shekina Rose: Many blue-ray starseeds, in particular, carry codes of compassion but incarnate into families or cultures that silence their voices. They feel alienated not just from Earth but from their own human expression. The frequency they bring is often misunderstood, and so they retreat inward.

Second Round of Answers (Question 2)

If starseeds feel “not from here,” how can they learn to belong without losing their cosmic identity?

Rebecca Campbell: Belonging comes when they realize they are here because they are meant to be bridges. You don’t lose your cosmic identity by belonging; you extend it. You belong not by being the same as others, but by embodying your difference as medicine.

Nora Herold: Integration is key. You don’t reject your multidimensional identity, but you don’t reject Earth either. When starseeds ground — through relationships, creativity, presence in the body — they discover belonging is not external approval, but inner coherence.

Elizabeth April: The paradox is: you belong because you’re here. Starseeds often wait for validation from others, but belonging is self-created. Once they accept that they chose Earth, they stop resisting it. Belonging starts with ownership of their decision to incarnate.

Shekina Rose: I tell starseeds to use their voice. Expressing the soul frequency through art, sound, or words anchors them in community. Belonging is not conformity; it is resonance. When they speak or sing their truth, they magnetize others who recognize the vibration.

Barbara Lamb: My clients find belonging when they connect with other experiencers or starseeds. Community dissolves isolation. Once they realize there are thousands of others like them, they no longer feel exiled souls but pioneers in a larger collective.

Third Round of Answers (Question 3)

What practical guidance would you give to starseeds in 2025 who struggle daily with alienation?

Nora Herold: Practice grounding. Walk barefoot, breathe deeply, eat consciously. The more you anchor into your body, the less Earth feels like exile and more like a chosen vessel. Alienation decreases as embodiment increases.

Elizabeth April: Shift the narrative. Instead of saying “I don’t belong,” affirm: “I came here to belong differently.” Use alienation as fuel to create communities, share perspectives, and innovate. The discomfort is an initiation into leadership.

Shekina Rose: Sing, speak, or write your truth. Even if no one listens, the act itself vibrationally aligns you with your mission. The alienation fades as your voice echoes your cosmic frequency into Earth’s field.

Barbara Lamb: Seek connection with others who resonate. Join groups, attend conferences, read and share experiences. Realizing you are not alone is often the turning point. Belonging comes not from everyone understanding you, but from finding those who do.

Rebecca Campbell: Create beauty. Plant gardens, write poetry, build spaces of light. When you create beauty, you create belonging. Starseeds carry cosmic memory of harmony; by weaving it into daily life, they make Earth feel more like home.

Closing by Mary Rodwell

What we’ve heard is profound: alienation is real, yet it is also the crucible of belonging. Starseeds feel out of place because they carry a resonance that Earth is only beginning to remember. The task is not to deny their difference, but to root it, to use it, to let it bloom. Belonging, then, is not assimilation — it is contribution. Earth becomes home not when it mirrors the cosmos, but when starseeds dare to embody the cosmos here.

Topic 3: Integration of Shadow and Light — Healing Before Serving

Moderator: Barbara Marciniak (Bringers of the Dawn)
Participants: Gigi Young, Wendy Kennedy, Lyssa Royal Holt, Linda Backman, PhD, Michael Newton, PhD (legacy perspective)

Opening by Barbara Marciniak

When I first channeled the Pleiadians, they spoke of lightworkers arriving with cosmic codes to uplift humanity. Yet they also warned that without acknowledging our shadows, those codes can become distorted. Starseeds often want to skip directly into service — but how can they serve authentically if they haven’t faced the darker parts of themselves? Tonight, let’s explore: Why is shadow integration a necessary step for starseeds before fulfilling their mission?

First Round of Answers (Question 1)

Why must starseeds face their shadow before stepping fully into service?

Gigi Young: Because without shadow work, the starseed identity risks becoming a mask — a spiritual bypass. You might cling to cosmic origins as an escape from trauma or ego wounds. Only by embracing the shadow does the mission become authentic, not performance.

Linda Backman, PhD: In regression therapy, I’ve seen many starseeds recall interplanetary lives where they avoided their shadows. They reincarnated here precisely because Earth forces confrontation. Shadow integration is part of their curriculum — it matures their soul and refines their service.

Wendy Kennedy: The Pleiadians remind us that shadow is not enemy but teacher. Starseeds carry light codes, yes, but those codes need grounding. Shadow work anchors them, turning lofty ideals into embodied compassion. Without that, their service risks being detached or judgmental.

Michael Newton, PhD: From the interlife perspective, souls often plan incarnations that deliberately include shadow challenges. This isn’t punishment but preparation. The starseed mission isn’t just about shining light — it’s about transmuting darkness within so they can guide others through it.

Lyssa Royal Holt: In The Prism of Lyra, I wrote about polarity. Starseeds are not here to embody only one pole — light or dark. They are here to harmonize both. Facing the shadow integrates polarity, allowing them to serve as bridges rather than polarized agents.

Second Round of Answers (Question 2)

How can starseeds recognize when they’re bypassing shadow work by clinging to “light” identities?

Wendy Kennedy: The signs are subtle. They may speak endlessly about love and light but avoid conflict, discomfort, or their own anger. If a starseed cannot hold space for pain — their own or others’ — they are likely bypassing.

Gigi Young: Another clue: superiority. If someone insists they’re “from the stars” and therefore above earthly struggle, it’s a defense. True starseed awareness is humble. If cosmic identity is used to inflate ego, it’s masking shadow avoidance.

Lyssa Royal Holt: Bypassing often shows in fragmentation. They’ll embrace cosmic channeling but neglect human relationships. They’ll meditate for hours but ignore unresolved wounds. When cosmic identity replaces human intimacy, shadow is being dodged.

Linda Backman, PhD: In regression, I’ve seen clients who identify strongly with their star origins but deny the pain of childhood here on Earth. If they cannot face those early wounds, their mission feels hollow. Authentic service must integrate both cosmic and human history.

Michael Newton, PhD: Souls who bypass shadow often cycle back into similar lifetimes. They “re-enroll” in the same lesson until integration occurs. So the biggest sign is repetition: the same struggles appearing again and again, unresolved, no matter how cosmic they feel.

Third Round of Answers (Question 3)

What practical steps can starseeds take in 2025 to integrate shadow and light before serving others?

Lyssa Royal Holt: Begin with self-honesty. Journal your fears, resentments, and projections. When you name the shadow, you reclaim its power. Shadow integration is less about eradication, more about acknowledgment.

Michael Newton, PhD: In the interlife, guides often stress reflection. Here, reflection translates into therapy, meditation, or soul dialogue. Ask: what patterns keep returning? These patterns are maps to your shadow lessons.

Wendy Kennedy: Use relationships as mirrors. The people who trigger you most are gifts. They reveal the shadow you avoid. Engage those triggers with curiosity instead of judgment — that’s where growth happens.

Gigi Young: Practice embodiment. Don’t float in cosmic abstractions. Feel your body, your pain, your limits. Starseeds integrate shadow by living as full humans, not by escaping into light alone.

Linda Backman, PhD: And remember compassion for yourself. Shadow integration is not a quick process. In 2025, with so many missions activating, starseeds may feel rushed. But the deeper they sit with themselves, the more effective their service becomes.

Closing by Barbara Marciniak

The Pleiadians have always told us: “You are not here to banish the dark, but to integrate it.” Tonight we’ve heard the same wisdom echoed in different voices. Starseeds cannot shine authentically until they have faced their own shadows. Their mission is not light alone, but light born from the embrace of darkness. Service flows not from perfection, but from wholeness.

Topic 4: Collective Impact — Can Starseeds Shift Global Consciousness?

Moderator: Lyssa Royal Holt (The Prism of Lyra)
Participants: Lee Carroll (Kryon), Barbara Hand Clow, David Wilcock, Steven Greer, Marina Jacobi

Opening by Lyssa Royal Holt

When I first explored the star lineages in The Prism of Lyra, I emphasized that starseeds incarnate not only for personal growth, but to ripple their influence into the collective. In 2025, we see crises mounting alongside awakening. The question we must confront is this: Can starseeds truly shift global consciousness — and if so, how?

First Round of Answers (Question 1)

What is the potential for starseeds to actually influence global consciousness in 2025?

Lee Carroll (Kryon): The potential is immense, because consciousness is not numbers alone — it is coherence. When starseeds align, their resonance creates fields that influence millions. You don’t need a majority; you need a harmonic that shifts the whole grid.

Barbara Hand Clow: Astrology shows us the same: planetary alignments now echo past turning points of human evolution. Starseeds incarnated to amplify these cycles. Their potential is to act as tuning forks, magnifying cosmic alignments into human awareness.

David Wilcock: Starseeds can shift consciousness because disclosure is accelerating. As more people question origins, dimensions, and hidden truths, starseeds provide frameworks. They normalize the extraordinary. Their potential lies in being way-showers for mass awakening.

Marina Jacobi: Think in quantum terms: reality is probabilities. When enough starseeds embody higher timelines, they collapse probability waves into new collective realities. The potential is literally rewriting the shared simulation Earth is running.

Steven Greer: Starseeds are also leaders in contact. Through CE-5 protocols, humans open to non-human intelligences. Starseeds act as bridges. This contact expands collective consciousness beyond Earth — nothing transforms perspective faster than realizing you are not alone.

Second Round of Answers (Question 2)

What concrete changes could happen if starseeds fulfill their collective mission?

David Wilcock: We’d see hidden technologies surface — free energy, healing modalities, advanced physics. Starseeds help catalyze disclosure movements. As their influence grows, secrecy weakens. Concrete change means liberation from scarcity systems.

Barbara Hand Clow: Societal values would shift. Capitalism, which feeds on separation, would give way to systems rooted in cosmic cycles and ecological balance. Concrete change isn’t just gadgets; it’s a cultural pivot toward harmony with Earth.

Marina Jacobi: We’d see conscious protocols for education, food, and governance. Imagine governments aligned to frequency ethics — policies that emerge from resonance, not power. Starseeds could architect entirely new societal blueprints.

Steven Greer: Contact societies could form. As more starseeds activate, they’ll lead humanity into open interstellar diplomacy. Concrete change could look like world leaders engaging in dialogue not only with each other, but with cosmic civilizations.

Lee Carroll (Kryon): Healing grids would stabilize. Imagine global hotspots of chaos softening because coherent fields of compassion radiate from awakened starseeds. Concrete change would be subtle yet massive: less war, more cooperation, not through force but resonance.

Third Round of Answers (Question 3)

What obstacles or resistances stand in the way of starseeds shifting collective consciousness?

Steven Greer: The biggest resistance is control. Governments and elites fear disclosure because it dissolves their monopoly on truth and resources. Starseeds face suppression not only externally, but through ridicule and disinformation.

Barbara Hand Clow: Another obstacle is distraction. Starseeds incarnate into a world designed to keep them busy, anxious, or numbed. Consumerism, digital overload, and trauma cycles scatter their energy, preventing focus on mission.

Marina Jacobi: Resistance also comes from within. Many starseeds doubt themselves, waiting for external validation. Their own fear collapses timelines back into lower probabilities. Inner hesitation is as dangerous as outer opposition.

David Wilcock: We also face spiritual distortion. False teachings, manipulated narratives, and “controlled opposition” can hijack awakening communities. Starseeds must sharpen discernment or risk serving the very systems they oppose.

Lee Carroll (Kryon): Resistance is polarity. Light rising always triggers shadow rising. Starseeds must remember: opposition is part of balance. The task isn’t to erase resistance, but to harmonize with it, knowing their coherence ultimately prevails.

Closing by Lyssa Royal Holt

What we’ve heard is both sobering and inspiring. Starseeds in 2025 hold the potential to shift humanity’s path — not by numbers, but by resonance. Their influence could transform technology, governance, culture, and even interstellar contact. Yet they face both inner hesitation and outer suppression. The message is clear: the collective shift is not guaranteed; it must be chosen and embodied. But if starseeds rise to this moment, their contribution may indeed tilt the spiral of civilization toward a brighter arc.

Topic 5: Literal Beings or Living Metaphor? — The Ontology of Starseeds

Moderator: Linda Backman, PhD (Souls on Earth)
Participants: Dolores Cannon, Mary Rodwell, Barbara Marciniak, Gigi Young, Matías De Stefano

Opening by Linda Backman

As a regression psychologist, I’ve worked with countless clients who recall interplanetary past lives. Some describe incarnations in Pleiades, Sirius, or Arcturus as vividly as human ones. Yet the debate remains: are starseeds literally souls from other star systems, or is “starseed” a symbolic language for human longing and spiritual growth? Let’s explore both dimensions.

First Round of Answers (Question 1)

Are starseeds literal beings from other star systems, or is this identity a powerful metaphor?

Dolores Cannon: In my work with thousands under hypnosis, the answer was clear: many souls on Earth volunteered from other star systems to assist humanity. They are literal. The memories they recalled were too consistent to be dismissed as metaphor alone.

Gigi Young: I see starseeds as both literal and archetypal. On one level, yes, souls travel between systems. But the archetype of the starseed also reflects humanity’s yearning to remember its divine origin. Both truths exist together.

Barbara Marciniak: When I channeled the Pleiadians, they emphasized lineage. Starseeds are their family incarnated here. This is not just metaphor — it is a cosmic genealogy. Yet the metaphor enriches the literal truth, helping humans grasp multidimensional reality.

Mary Rodwell: In my clinical practice, I’ve documented children who speak languages they were never taught, who describe “homes among the stars.” These are literal experiences. But even if someone views it symbolically, the transformative effect on their lives is undeniable.

Matías De Stefano: From my perspective of remembering, starseeds are memories incarnate. They are literal in that souls travel from system to system. But the metaphor matters too — it teaches humans that all are cosmic in origin, even if not identified as starseeds.

Second Round of Answers (Question 2)

Does it matter whether starseeds are “real” in the cosmic sense, if the identity still transforms lives?

Mary Rodwell: What matters most is the healing and empowerment it provides. If someone finds purpose through the starseed framework, that’s transformative. Whether literal or metaphor, the impact is equally valid.

Dolores Cannon: It matters because truth carries energy. If starseeds truly volunteered, then their recognition of this fact accelerates Earth’s ascension. Believing it’s only metaphor may slow their mission.

Gigi Young: It depends. If starseed identity is taken only literally, it can lead to escapism or superiority. If only metaphorically, it risks diluting the cosmic truth. Balance is key: allow both the symbolic and the literal to inform the journey.

Barbara Marciniak: The Pleiadians would say: what matters is integration. Literal or metaphor, if the identity divides you from others, it is misused. If it unites you with humanity and cosmos, then it serves its purpose.

Matías De Stefano: To me, reality is layered. Literal truth exists on one layer, metaphor on another. Both shape lives. So the real question is not “Which is true?” but “How do we live when we accept both?”

Third Round of Answers (Question 3)

How should starseeds in 2025 approach their identity — as cosmic fact, spiritual metaphor, or both?

Barbara Marciniak: Approach it as both. Let the literal remind you of family among the stars, and let the metaphor teach you unity here on Earth. Together, they weave a stronger identity.

Matías De Stefano: See identity as a map, not a prison. Cosmic fact shows you where you’ve been; metaphor shows you how to live now. Use both to navigate, but don’t mistake either for the whole.

Mary Rodwell: I advise starseeds to hold their identity lightly. Explore the literal experiences, yes — but ground them in human life. Use metaphor to bridge with those who don’t share the same belief. In that way, you build connection rather than separation.

Dolores Cannon: For those awakening now, accept the literal truth. You are here from elsewhere. Own it. But don’t let it separate you from humanity. You volunteered to integrate, not to escape.

Gigi Young: Ultimately, the identity is an invitation. Whether cosmic fact or metaphor, it invites you to embody wisdom, compassion, and vision. In 2025, starseeds should stop debating “what it is” and start asking, “how do I live it?”

Closing by Linda Backman

What we’ve heard tonight is a chorus of layered truths. Starseeds are literal — souls who recall homes beyond Earth. They are metaphor — symbols of our shared cosmic yearning. They are both, and more. In 2025, what matters is not winning the debate, but embodying the wisdom this identity unlocks. Whether you see yourself as an emissary from the stars or as a human carrying cosmic metaphor, the task is the same: live your mission here, now, with humility and love.

Final Thoughts by Dolores Cannon

What we have heard across these conversations is both humbling and inspiring. The starseed identity is not simply about remembering other worlds, but about choosing to embody higher truths here on Earth. Whether literal volunteers from the stars or metaphors for humanity’s longing, starseeds hold a mirror to our shared destiny.

In 2025, the call is urgent: integrate the shadow, ground your light, and step into the mission you came for. Do not wait for the world to confirm your belonging; create it. Do not deny the challenges; transform them. The blueprint may be written, but you are the actor — and the play cannot unfold without your conscious choice.

The volunteers I discovered through my sessions always said the same thing: We came to help Earth shift. And now, that shift is upon us. The question is not whether you are from the stars, but whether you will live your light here, now. For in doing so, you not only fulfill your mission — you awaken the world.

Short Bios:

Moderators

Dolores Cannon — (1931–2014) Hypnotherapist and author of The Three Waves of Volunteers, renowned for pioneering past-life regression and introducing the starseed “volunteer soul” concept.
Mary Rodwell — Australian therapist and author of The New Human, specializing in star children, hybrids, and starseed awakening.
Barbara Marciniak — American channeler of the Pleiadians, author of Bringers of the Dawn, influential in popularizing starseed teachings.
Lyssa Royal Holt — Channeler and author of The Prism of Lyra, known for mapping starseed lineages and cosmic history.
Linda Backman, PhD — Regression psychologist and author of Souls on Earth, focusing on interplanetary past lives and cosmic soul evolution.

Topic 1 — Mission Activation in 2025

Darryl Anka (Bashar) — Channeler of Bashar, sharing teachings on frequency, timelines, and mission alignment.
Viviane Chauvet — Arcturian hybrid channel and healer, guiding starseeds in planetary ascension.
Marina Jacobi — Consciousness channel, offering quantum manifestation protocols.
Matías De Stefano — Spiritual teacher with vivid memory of cosmic history, linking civilizations and soul purpose.
Tom Kenyon — Sound healer and channel of the Hathors, merging science and vibration for human evolution.

Topic 2 — Belonging and Alienation

Elizabeth April — Clairvoyant and starseed intuitive, known for modern teachings on identity and belonging.
Rebecca Campbell — Author of Letters to a Starseed, exploring grounding and lightworker identity.
Barbara Lamb — Hypnotherapist specializing in ET contact and hybrid children casework.
Nora Herold — Channeler of multidimensional collectives, focusing on emotional integration.
Shekina Rose — Blue Ray starseed voice channel, transmitting healing through sound and frequency.

Topic 3 — Integration of Shadow and Light

Gigi Young — Esoteric teacher, focusing on archetypes, mystery schools, and shadow integration.
Wendy Kennedy — Channeler of the 9D Pleiadian Collective, guiding healing and balance.
Lyssa Royal Holt — Author of The Prism of Lyra, expert on polarity and lineage integration.
Linda Backman, PhD — Regression psychologist, exploring karmic wounds and shadow work.
Michael Newton, PhD — (1931–2016) Author of Journey of Souls, pioneer in interlife regression and soul lessons.

Topic 4 — Collective Impact

Lee Carroll (Kryon) — Channeler of Kryon, teaching about Earth’s magnetic grids and consciousness shift.
Barbara Hand Clow — Astrologer and author, known for Pleiadian teachings and Earth’s evolutionary cycles.
David Wilcock — Author and speaker on disclosure, ascension, and starseeds’ role in society.
Steven Greer — Physician and founder of the Disclosure Project, developer of CE-5 human-ET contact protocols.
Marina Jacobi — Appears again; focuses on quantum ethics, timelines, and planetary systems.

Topic 5 — Literal Beings or Living Metaphor?

Dolores Cannon — (Legacy voice) Hypnotherapist who documented volunteer souls from other star systems.
Mary Rodwell — (Appears again) Expert in hybrid children and human-cosmic heritage.
Barbara Marciniak — (Appears again) Pleiadian channeler emphasizing galactic family identity.
Gigi Young — (Appears again) Archetypal teacher framing starseeds as both cosmic fact and metaphor.
Matías De Stefano — (Appears again) Bridging cosmic memory with symbolic cosmology.