Star People by Doreen Virtue part two

[Sharon Taphorn]

Energy Work and Sensitivity

All of Earth Angel realms report extreme sensitivity to energy from crowds, people, and places. Yet, the Starpeople realm is the most apt to study energy healing and make a career of it. In fact, it's amazing how many Starpeople make a living using their hands, whether through energy work, or via tactile occupations such as landscaping, construction, hair styling, manufacturing, massage and assembly-line work.

Reiki seems to be the number-one choice for energy healing work among Starpeople. This may be because Reiki originated from the Pleiades as a gift to Earth Beings. It's interesting that Reiki energy clairvoyantly looks like thin bands of rainbow stripes, and this is also how the auras of Starpeople appear (which are visible on aura photos). They look like poles sticking vertically out of the Starperson's body, like hairs standing on end.

Toward the end of my six-day Angel Therapy Practitioner certification courses, the students gather into groups of their Earth Angel realms. They then spend time together with other realm members, comparing notes about their similarities, and generally bonding with like-minded souls. I'll often interview the realm members to show patterns among them. At my most recent course, every single person from the Starperson realm was also a Reiki Master!

Starperson Terry says, "I am super-sensitive to energy. When I do Reiki, I can feel the shift of energy, and it pulls my hands where they should be for releasing the negative energies. Energy feels think to me, like I'm pushing gum around."

And Starperson Nancy says, "When I do healing work, my hands heat up tremendously. I can feel the heat in a problem area on the person I'm working on."

Starpeople and Relationships

Starpeople may be born to non-starpeople parents. These parents might not even be from any realm of the Earth Angels. As a result, the family is not able to relate to the Starperson child, and the boy or girl ends up feeling disconnected from the birth family. Starpeson Kathy recalls, "As a child, I constantly felt alone and different, even though I had 5 siblings.

Indeed, most planets don't have the birth and family system of Earth life. Elsewhere, it's common for beings to be birthed in laboratories, a la the 'Test Tube baby" process. The emotional bonding that occurs in families here on Earth is alien to other planets as well. This is one reason why Starpeople may be perceived as friendly but distant. They're helpful, yet there's a certain degree of underlying coldness that's evident if someone attempts to create a close bond. And no wonder: Starpeople are task oriented, not relationship oriented. They have a job to do, and they aren't geared towards making relationships their top priority.

Starperson Scott says, "Realizing that I was a Starperson was a validation that has helped me to accept some of my colder traits, and the distance I sometimes feel towards others."

Starperson Terry has had a similar realization: "I'm different in a way that many don't understand. I feel like an outsider and very much a loner. Most of the time. I'd rather be alone than with a group of people and their issues."

Being with other Starpeople is a way to feel accepted. Linda says, "My husband is a Starperson like me, and because of this, we connect 100 percent."

Linda's husband is 12 years younger than she is, and it seems that many Starpeople have relationships with younger men. Typically, female Starpeople say, "I know that this man is from my home planet." Sometimes this age difference interferes with building a fully committed love relationship. It seems that male Starpeople may have come to Earth several years after females.

When Starpeople do marry, they have very few children. Many Starpeople skip having children altogether. Linda says, "I'm 50 years old and have had a hysterectomy, so I won't be having any children. I always knew I wouldn't have kids - actually, I just didn't care either way. If my husband wanted some, fine. If he didn't, that was okay, too. But somehow I just knew I wouldn't bear children." Starperson Terry says she's never been interested in what she calls "conventional family dynamics."

Starpeople often have C-section births. Perhaps that's because on other planets, vaginal births are unheard of, since babies are 'bred' in laboratories. In fact, many planets' inhabitants are androgynous, without clear gender distinctions. Extraterrestrial babies aren't created thought the Earthly methods of sexual intercourse, sperm and eggs, but through a transfer of energies and intention to create - a method portrayed in the movie 'Cocoon'.

Starpeople may have made a "contract" to not get married or have children while living an Earth life. They probably had no prior experiences with family and love relationships and didn't even think to put marriage and children into their Earth-life contract! Having a family may interfere with the Starperson's mission, and create karma that could keep them mired in Earth's reincarnation cycles.
Also, this may be the first lifetime that a Starperson has a clear-cut gender. The female may feel uncomfortable in her woman’s body, and the male may feel like an awkward imposter posing as a man. Yet, when Starpeople get to earth and see happy couples walking arm-in-arm, they may wish to share in that experience. Some Starpeople are able to manifest marriage and family, while others find that this type of union perpetually eludes them.

Handling Earth Life

As mentioned earlier, Starpeople are extra-sensitive to violence. All of the Earth Angel realms report an aversion toward violence and conflict. However, of all the realms, Starpeople seem to be the most repulsed by fighting in any form. Linda says, “I can’t tolerate violence in the least. I can’t stand it when people raise their voices. It’s almost unbearable for me. It usually brings me to tears when someone scolds me.” Most Starpeople surveyed told me that they don’t watch, listen to, or read the news because it upsets them too much.

The Starpeople see an eventual end to violence...if peace-loving men and woman will take a stance in the form of prayer or guided action. In the meantime, Starpeople stay faithfully at their Earthly posts, being nice guys and gals in everyday situations. Yet, deep down, they’re homesick for the peaceful life they once knew in a faraway place.

Starpeople who have learned how to handle Earth life say that it helps to connect with others in their realm. They’re not difficult to spot if you look for their telltale physical characteristics. Or, you can be sure to find them near the ocean. Every single Starperson surveyed said that living near water, especially the ocean is a must.

MaryKay explains this connection with Starpeople and water: “I realized that I need to live near a body of water to get balanced. I go there to feel the power of this huge body of water and the waves, and it’s like a battery recharge for me.” And of course, Starepeople tend to frequent UFO conventions and science fiction study groups.

Here are some other comments from Starpeople:

-Starperson Linda says: “My advise to other Starpeople is that it’s okay to feel like you don’t belong here on Earth...because you don’t. Just be comfortable with this fact. You’re secial because you came here to assist this planet with accomplishing peace. You’re on this planet by choice, to heal.”

-And Scott’s advice for Starpeople is: “Find others to connect with who share your common view, and keep smiling at all the insanity you’re surrounded with. Teach tolerance and patience and especially love, because that’s all there really is. And remember, this is only a temporary assignment!”

Life-Path Work for Starpeople

Starpeople are multitaskers and may not settle on one particular career as their life’s mission. They may, instead, dabble with several careers consecutively or simultaneously. Starpeople make wonderful Reiki Masters, energy healers, massage therapists, chiropractors, and physical therapists. They enjoy research, engineering, and support staff work. However, the Starpeople must believe in the goals of the company they work for or they’ll be miserable in their jobs. Starpeople are kind, hardworking, and efficient, yet wrongly perceived as being aloof or cold. They also prefer to be behind the scenes. Therefore, they’re better off doing solo work than being a spokesperson or a front-office employee.

Guidance and Suggestions if you’re a Starperson

-Know that small acts of kindness do count. As a Starperson, you probably worry about Earth’s future, or whether you’re doing ‘enough’. You’ll feel better by remembering that the thousands of seemingly small acts of kindness you do add up to a huge contributions toward creating a peaceful planet.

-Seek out other Starpeople. It’s essential to be around like-minded folks. If you hold the intention of meeting other Starpeople, you’ll soon easily attract them into your life.

-Appreciate your uniqueness. Your natural inclinations run counter to many Earthlings. Your standard of beauty is based more on what’s on the inside than the outside – the opposite of many humans. Your priorities are more task oriented than relationship focused. So, Starperson, please honour your uniqueness, stand firm in your beliefs, and don’t water down your capabilities by trying to conform.