According to the beliefs of certain New Age movements, Arcturians are a very advanced extraterrestrial civilization from the Arcturus star system who wish to share their knowledge and wisdom with the citizens of Earth. They are described as other-dimensional, advanced star beings.[1] Arcturians are said to be loving and peaceful beings who are willing to communicate and work with any soul that wishes to travel with them to a higher level of consciousness.[2]
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Currently, they are said to guard the Earth, helping heal the planet while raising its vibrational energy.[3] Emotional, mental, physical and spiritual transformation are among their primary goals.[4] It has also been suggested that Arcturians regularly incarnate on Earth, meaning they would have been involved in Earth's evolution.[5]
There are said to be communities similar to the Arcturians on Sirius, Andromeda, Orion, Pleiades, Lyra and Antares.[6]
Origin
editThe ideas about Arcturians are based on the readings of Dolores Cannon, an American hypnotherapist, and Edgar Cayce, an American psychic.[7] Cannon is a well-known figure in the American pseudoscience scene. Her work on starseeds, the idea that humans may be reincarnations of beings from other galaxies, goes back to Brad Steiger's ufology classic Gods of Aquarius.[7][8]
Cayce called the Arcturians the most advanced community in the universe, the community most similar to the divine.[9] The star Arcturus was mentioned by Cayce in more than 30 of his psychic readings, beginning in 1928. He saw Arcturus as a "gateway" to higher realms of consciousness that can have a profound effect on people's lives.[10]
In the book The Keys of Enoch, Arcturus is described as an intermediate station used by the physical "brotherhoods of light" to oversee the many series of experiments with physical beings.[11][12]
See also
edit- Ancient astronauts – Pseudoscientific claims of past alien contact
- Galactic Federation (ufology) – UFO religion
- Ground Crew Project – UFO religion
- Nordic aliens – Alleged humanoid extraterrestrials
- Otherkin – People who identify as not entirely human
References
edit- ^ "Arcturian Starseeds". Awakening Worldwide (in Dutch).
- ^ Wayne D. Brewer (2012). How Arcturians Are Healing Planet Earth. Wayne Brewer. ISBN 9780985613303.
- ^ Norma J. Milanovich (1990). We, the Arcturians. Athena Publishing. ISBN 9780962741708.
- ^ Patricia Pereira (1996). Songs of the Arcturians. Beyond Words Publishing. ISBN 9781885223432.
- ^ David K. Miller (2013). Arcturians: How to Heal, Ascend, and Help Planet Earth. Light Technology Publishing. ISBN 9781622330027.
- ^ Patricia Grootjans (2022). Starseeds Messages: Oracle Cards Pocket Guide. Kinsha Books. ISBN 9798831968248.
- ^ a b "Arcturian Supernova: Hyper-real religions and the future of belief". Masters of Media. September 28, 2020.
- ^ Brad Steiger (1982). Gods Of Aquarius. Berkley. ISBN 9780425055120.
- ^ "Arcturianen, de meest geavanceerde gemeenschap in het Universum". Nieuwetijdskind Magazine (in Dutch). September 27, 2013.
- ^ Edgar Cayce (1971). Arcturus: A compilation of Extractsfrom the Edgar Cayce Readings. Edgar Cayce Foundation.
- ^ Craig Campobasso (2021). The Extraterrestrial Species Almanac: The Ultimate Guide to Greys, Reptilians, Hybrids, and Nordics. Red Wheel/Weiser. ISBN 9781590033043.
- ^ James J. Hurtak (1987). The Book of Knowledge: The Keys to Enoch. The Academy of Future Science. ISBN 9780960345038.