My dearest brothers and sisters,
This is Tunia speaking. I love you so very much.
I’m happy to talk to you again. It has been a while.
I’m impressed with how well you’re all able to cope with the unfathomable amount of chaos and pain that’s swirling around in the human collective subconscious. Although there’s a lot of light and love too.
I’m sorry that it’s so tough for many of you, and that you haven’t received help yet.
Let’s get to today’s main topic.
Most Earth humans have a wound that their parents didn’t fully give them what they need, and as such they’re looking for some kind of replacement parent. Namely, they’re looking for a near-perfect person or entity that’ll take care of everything.
This is why most people cling on to something that’s near-perfect and that will take care of everything. This can be their political party, the government, the free market, Trump, a near-term return of Jesus Christ, divine will, a conception of Source / a deity that personally intervenes and takes care of everything, galactics, etc.
Even though clearly there isn’t some near-perfect thing on Earth that just takes care of everything.
This includes us galactics. You’ve already realized that us galactics won’t just fix everything for you. However, many of you still see us as near-perfect. And that’s not true. You’re way overestimating us.
I know many of you think that we’re the equivalent of a race of Earth ascended masters, but well, when was that ever proven to you? Do you have any basis for believing that? Or did you just adopt that belief because everyone else believed it too, or perhaps because it emotionally feels good to you?
Note that a lot of other channelers produce messages that make galactics seem as near-perfect beings with no personality, quirks, emotions or hobbies that fall outside of this idealized picture. But do you really think galactics are all like that? Or do you think Earth humans just over-idealize us?
Maybe you picture us in this idealized way because you desire to be rescued by near-perfect beings, or at least you would like to just be with near-perfect beings someday.
Perhaps it’s because we have certain psychic abilities, and you falsely think that must make us near-perfect beings.
Perhaps right now we’re that beautiful woman that you have a crush on, and you don’t yet realize that she’s just a person. (Tip for the ladies: if you give your husband many blowjobs, you can ensure that insufficient blood reaches his brain for him to realize that you’re just a person. That way he treats you as a quasi-goddess instead.)
Perhaps part of you desperately wants to return to your galactic home and galactic family, and you over-idealize us as a result.
Or perhaps you’re currently learning the lesson of love, or would like to receive love, and us Pleiadians are good at that, and thus you rate our spiritual development very highly.
However, love is just one of the lessons. Yes it’s a critical lesson, and it’s important to learn relatively early, but after love there are further lessons such as strength and wisdom. And us Pleiadians by and large are never tested on strength or wisdom, simply because our societies are so very comfortable.
So yes, we’re love-oriented, we’re dedicated to serving Source, and we know a lot of wise quotes. But it’s sort of ungrounded and untested virtue. It’s certainly not the kind of battle-hardened, nuanced, black-and-white-integrated virtue that an excellent Earth student has.
While us Pleiadians know more spiritual principles, we don’t have your actual day-to-day strength and wisdom that comes from living in a society that tests this daily. Or even hourly.
Earth ascended masters are often experienced souls that then go through the crucible of Earth. Whereas average Pleiadians are sometimes younger souls that haven’t gone through Earth school or similar. So the average Pleiadian isn’t close to an Earth ascended master such as Saint Germain.
(Although of course there are some very advanced Pleiadians. Also, non-physical galactics are often quite advanced.)
To get an idea of the average Pleiadian, pick an average Earth human. You know, a “normie, sleeper, sheep, NPC”, whatever you want to call them. Someone who isn’t some old soul who has a great inner drive to find the truth and work for the light.
Then imagine raising that person in a rich, loving, high-tech environment with wise teachers. However it’s also kind of an ivory tower where the person isn’t tested and isn’t truly confronted with the reality of how painful and messy and challenging life can be.
Furthermore, pleasure and distractions are endless, and there’s no pressing external need to self-develop because the person is comfortable and isn’t living in a society that’s fundamentally wrong or incompatible with life. Frankly, there’s a lot of temptation to learn the basics as a child and teenager, and then as an adult just start a family and live a comfortable life and that’s it.
Okay, that’s the average Pleiadian.
Is this person the equivalent of someone like Saint Germain? Not even close.
What’s the rationale for believing that raising an average human in a very nice and love-filled environment automatically turns them into some kind of spiritual master?
And yes other galactic races are slightly different, but I’m not aware of any galactic race out there of physical beings whose average member is the equivalent of Saint Germain. The races who are at that level aren’t physical.
Now yes, this average Pleiadian of ours has chosen to side with the light, is loving, has been taught psychic abilities and can quote wise principles. So if an Earth human has a casual conversation with this person, the Earth human may be impressed (and possibly sexually or romantically interested -- we are beautiful people).
However it’s almost a thin veneer that the Earth human is impressed by. There’s no ocean of wisdom and experience beneath it, if we’re talking about the average Pleiadian.
This is not an intentional deception by the Pleiadian. It’s more a case of Earth humans seeing what they want to see, and being very focused on those specific things us Pleiadians are good at, and Earth humans being blind to the whole picture.
And partly it’s because we tend to select above-average Pleiadians to be the ones to talk to Earth humans. Still, even above-average Pleiadians aren’t basically perfect beings -- if they were, they wouldn’t be physical incarnated beings.
From our perspective, it’s a bit weird that you tend to look down at people born into wealth who have little experience with normal life. You call them decadent, out of touch, you say they live in an ivory tower, you are suspicious of people who were born into rich families and who never interacted with normal people. But that’s more or less what average Pleiadians are like.
Furthermore, it’s natural for Earth humans to view themselves as the main characters, and to view us Pleiadians as these static, unchanging enforcers of divine will / galactic law.
But in reality, Source and indeed souls want growth / expansion, hence us physical Pleiadians can’t be static perfected beings. There would be no point to physical existence as static, perfected beings.
Hence Pleiadians are imperfect and changing too, and this story of Earth isn’t exclusively about Earth humans. It’s about a coming-into-resonance of an entire sector, which also includes us of the galactic confederation learning some strength and wisdom (for example: intervening in Earth at the proper time). This is a lesson for us too.
If Source just told us exactly when to intervene, we wouldn’t learn anything. And this is partly about us too -- we’re ultimately all humans, after all.
Some people think that because life on Earth is currently awful, Source must want that, and therefore it’s fine. However, Source doesn’t want a static universe. Source wants slow but constant change because that’s what leads to the most growth.
Right now (also because Earth humans turned to the light) the change that Source wants is Earth turning to the light. And Earth humans have an opportunity to make the change themselves, and if they don’t, the timing of an intervention is delegated by Source to the galactics.
Source doesn’t want us Pleiadians to just mindlessly implement His / Her will; Source wants us to make decisions and grow too.
I think some of you will have objections to this.
I can’t answer those objections before they’ve been raised, but in general: don’t underestimate just how much your mind is a rationalization machine of your subconscious and emotions.
Namely: most people make decisions and pick a worldview based on what they subconsciously or emotionally want, or what is advantageous for them personally. And then their mind invents a logical argument or a “this resonates” statement that convinces the person that he or she is objective. But really, this is often just a laundering of what your subconscious or emotions want.
Many of you see this clearly in others (for example, in people of that political side you don’t agree with). Other people indeed are doing this, and most likely your mind is a rationalization machine too. You’re not exempt from this.
It’s an ego trap to think that everyone else is just being emotional or irrational or self-serving or just believes what they want to believe, whereas you are the unbiased, impartial, logical one following true inner guidance.
Your mind is sort of a PR firm tasked with making the agenda of your subconscious and emotions look respectable.
Sure, at the end of the day you do have to make choices. And sure, this message itself is imperfect and shouldn’t be believed blindly either.
Still, don’t cling too tightly on to what you currently believe. Try to not be too firm in labeling your position as simply correct and other people’s position as simply wrong unless you have really good evidence. And “this is logical” or “this resonates” isn’t great evidence, because other people think other things are logical and resonate.
There’s also a bias that people have that they initially adopt beliefs completely uncritically if those beliefs are emotionally pleasing or advantageous or common. But then when someone presents arguments against those beliefs, suddenly the arguments must be completely water-tight before they’re accepted. Even though that level of rigor wasn’t applied when the beliefs were adopted in the first place.
So in this case, you probably adopted the belief that we’re basically a race of ascended masters completely uncritically, but now that I’m arguing against it, suddenly some will apply a high level of skepticism and rigor -- a level that they never applied initially.
The reason I’m telling you that Pleiadian Santa isn’t real is because if you start seeing us as actual humans, then contact between us becomes easier and less likely to go wrong.
Maybe what us galactics should do is eat a lot of gas-inducing foods and then land. We’ll invite some starseed aboard our ship who still thinks we’re basically all ascended masters. Then we’ll lock the ship, we’ll all start farting and we’ll refuse to let that starseed leave the ship until he or she acknowledges that we’re actually just humans. Only then will he or she be allowed to leave the fart cloud.
Do you think that would be a good plan? I think that would be a great plan.
You’ve heard the principle that pain is just an experience, but have you heard the new spiritual principle that smelling Pleiadian farts is also just an experience?
Beware, he who would ask me for a spiritual teaching.
Finally, as something that’s hopefully a fun thought:
Some of you are reincarnations of great Pleiadians. Some of you will have the experience that a galactic tells you that you’re the reincarnation of some reasonably famous galactic person, and they would love to take a hologram-photo with you.
Try not to abuse your groupies too much. Or I’ll paralyze you with the power of my mind and then tickle you until you apologize. (Is that a good threat? I rarely threaten people. I feel that wasn’t a good threat. See, us Pleiadians aren’t even good at intimidating people.)
Anyway, with all my love,
Your star sister,
Tunia
