When did Starseeds incarnate?

When Did Starseeds first start incarnating on Earth?

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According to most of the literature out there that talks about Starseeds (or ‘Indigo Children,’ as they were known in the 70s — 90s), we know that Starseeds have been here since roughly the 1970s with the general mission to help bring light consciousness and frequency-elevating energy to the planet.

….Right?

Actually, no.

Starseeds have been here with the incarnated purpose of helping humanity evolve since the beginning of modern humanity, and began to arrive on the planet in waves near the end of the 1940s. The first Starseed wave entered the planet shortly after the dropping of the first atomic bomb. It was at this moment in time that there was a permeating awareness that Earth needed help, STAT.

What Was Shared Was What Was Known

The belief that the earliest Starseeds arrived in the 70s is a result of the information that the metaphysical writers had available to them at the time— and was based on the current state of a larger collective consciousness that allowed for such reflection and questioning. Were there Starseeds around in the 40s? You betcha. 1920s? Yep. 1810s? Yepperooni! Not only were there so few Starseeds on the planet at that time, however, (think one in one million), the general consciousness of the planet just wasn’t at a place where the luxury of such deep reflection of who they were and where they came from could be pondered. (General life survival was still very much a thing on planet earth — and the space for reflective pondering has come with the ease of survival on the planet).

Many of the statements that believe Starseeds arrived in the 1970s come from writers who were born in the 50s and 60s — and so they were able to grasp a general understanding of what was going on for their own starseed cohort. Again — the fact that there was enough collective consciousness to bring the topic of Starseed existence onto the 3D, physical plane, was a big leap for humanity.

Something that gets discussed very rarely is Starseeds living and existing in different cohorts, and that each cohort share a unique mission and purpose that is more specific than just “bringing light to the planet.”

There’s a common feeling between Starseeds of the same cohort — most Starseeds can recognize other Starseeds, but it is often the Starseeds who share the same cohort (i.e., have incarnated within roughly the same 20 year period), who feel like the other one truly “gets what it’s like” when they meet. Starseeds from differing cohorts (for example, the 1950s), share a vastly different purpose than those of the millenial cohort.

Every cohort of Starseeds comes down with an overarching theme that permeates their general mission and purpose.

The Pioneer Cohort

The “pioneer cohort” of the 1950s had it the toughest. Sometimes referred to as the “survival cohort,” these Starseeds incarnated on Earth into a population that was essentially close-minded and asleep. The world had just gone through two wars, and the number of Starseeds who incarnated during that time made it such that it was unlikely for them to reconnect to more of their own kind during their human life cycle. This was equal parts devastating and equal parts moot — as this cohort of Starseeds were often focused on spreading their messages of love and positive energy in ways that fit the context of their time. They were writers, singers, actors, creatives — and were able to feel like they could express in that way — without having the level of conscious awareness of why they were so different or start to wonder about their origins as a soul on this planet. Of course, there was a sense of longing, knowing that they never quite ‘fit,’ (as a starseed whose soul has been here for many life cycles I can attest to that feeling), but the yearning and searching for others like them just wasn’t in the collective web of energy of conscious awareness at that time.

Ancient Relatives

Although most writing on the subjects of Starseeds will discuss that they only started to incarnate on earth around the 1970s, (some as early as the 1950s), this is not actually the whole picture. Egyptians, Mayans, Atlanteans, and other ancient civilizations had a close connection with the star-based civilizations to which they were neighbours. It’s not like the star-communities suddenly “got involved” with Earth and began to interfere out of nowhere. It was only when there began to be a deep imbalance within the lifeforce energy on the planet — which became obvious around the 1950s, and it became evident that things were gravely out of whack — did the “starseed volunteers” begin to come down in larger numbers and waves.

Disclaimer: When I talk about the follwoing cohorts, I mean that these starseeds would have been “entering their power” at this time. Teenagers + Young adults in the 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond.

Flower Power: Wake Up, People (1970s)

In the 70s, Starseeds embodied the “Consciousness Cohort”: asking people to “wake up” and “radicalize” the way they saw the world. These Starseeds were concerned with sharing the message that people did indeed have control on their own lives — and (with some difficulty), “shake up” the masses to get the independent thinkers and motivated individuals to fall loose from the pack. This was the beginning of a collective vibration that started to really get people moving.

You can see this cohort’s mission reflected in the energy of the times, as well. All the peace flowers, righteous protests and far-out-psychedelic music was an attempt to get the people going. And going, they did.

Gen X, 80s Babes and Connecting the Dots

The cohort from the 80s was largely about connection and communication. We can see this with the beginning of the internet, cell phones, and wide-spread communication. If the 70s was about shaking things up and getting people moving, the 80s was about spreading the word. Flashdance, Neon, and speed were general themes of the 80s wave in the humanities world — and spreading the word of connectivity, union, and friendship was part of the mission of the Starseed babes from the 80s.

The Warrior Cohort: Millenials

The Starseeds from the Warrior Cohort is the cohort to which I currently belong to. The cohort years span to include Starseed children born from around the 1980s through to the late 90s. (The Crystalline-Rainbow Children, who make up most of our young people today aged 10–25, begin at the turn of the millennium).

The Warrior Cohort, (or more gently known as the Social-Justice cohort), came down with a deep awareness of the alarmingly rapid rate at which Gaia was becoming deeply unbalanced. The pockets of greed had already burned much more deeply into the Earth than had been predicted; and there was a need for a quick release of fiery, motivated, globally-minded Starseeds to enter the picture.

Although it was of great loss to many of the star-communities of the Federation, the souls that came down during the Warrior cohort had been amongst the warrior clans within Starseeds. I hesitate to use the word “soldier,” here, because warrior Starseeds are far from soldiers. They were map-makers, advisors, navigators, hunters, gathers, listeners, midwives, translators, educators, speakers, singers, travellers, architects, teachers and fabricators. It’s not that their lives were concerned with “war”, or “battle,” persay — but instead were concerned with going directly towards the source of conflict in order to crack the center and allow it to flood with light. As a result, those who are on earth and are part of the Warrior Cohort are generally deeply concerned with the bigger picture of global issues and how to get the fragmented pieces of this deeply interconnected world to begin to speak to each other. The Warrior Starseeds know we live in a web of interconnectivity, and descended at a time when the world was racing to its most individualized, separate peaks.

Crystalline Children of the Rainbow Serpent (Gen Z)

The Gen-z star babies have a lot going on. Not only did they arrive in the largest numbers ever known to earth at one time (around 30 million), they came along with their own revolution of Trans, Non-Binary, and 2SLGBTQIA+ calls for freedom. The crystalline children starseeds literally brought down the revolution of the Rainbow Serpent (an aborigine creature of creation in Australian Mythology), in the form of the wall-smashing, boundary-breaking waves of fluidity of the rainbow flag and all its freedom. While this may sound like the most fun of cohorts, the Crystalline children exist in a deep complexity and paradox of our time: They are likely to be the most aware (and have the most active connection and rememberance) to their star ancestry — while being the most sensitive to Earthly challenges: Environmental allergies, Mental health struggles, and an emotional depth that pushes the boundary of what we’ve discussed as our understanding of the human experience. They’re also more likely to be completely and utterly infused with light (struggling less with the mundanities of feeling like they need to ‘fit in’ in humanity), but face the glaring wage gap, housing crises and increasing food instability. The Starseeds of the crystalline generation are literally ‘cut’ form a crystalline cloth — so they can handle the intensity of the planet as it enters its final stages before our massive evolution towards New Earth.

More than Meets the Eye

Starseeds come in all shapes and sizes, with different purposes and from different generations. They’ve been here since the beginning of modern humanity, and share different strengths, weaknesses, and commonalities. If you’re reading this, which cohort are you from? Did this article resonate? Leave me a comment to let me know you’re out there.

With much love and affection,

Kate (Indigo).