Are we... Alien/lightworkers/starseeds?

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Has anyone ever FELT they are perhaps from another solar system not really belonging here on earth hence we don't fit in with other humans and that we are in a stage of the evolution of consciousness and it represents as aspergers/autism (or other disorders) and have you ever had a deep longing for the cosmos -STARS -and perhaps we are here to do work on the earth?? A fascination for metaphysics? Too difficult to express these feelings to others?

No. we are not.

One of my special interests, beginning as a child, has been metaphysics. However, I do not think we are "special" or "chosen." We just have different neurological wiring. To think of ourselves otherwise seems to me to be grandiose, a way to feel more important than other people.

I think there is something to the Starseed Phenomenon. I for one have always secretly FELT that I might be an alien or come from aliens. Of course I know I'm human, but I do feel a connection to ET's in some way.

Never, I don't like New Age. I'm more of a follower of the traditional ways from before New Age.

We evolved on Earth. Random mutations alone can account for the variety of phenotypes found in the Human race. Feeling different from others is part of the Human condition. Feelings alone are insufficient evidence for any claim of extra-terrestrial origin.

Occam's Razor strikes again!

Time to use Occam's Razor to cut the crap.....
Neurological differences can make some of us uneasy in social situations
and sensory issues can sometimes cause us to isolate from the rest of the world
but these do not make us "aliens" just different.


And by the way.....

To WrongPlanet!! !

Just once, I'd like to see someone use Occam's Toothbrush...

Are you kidding?! ! He rarely even flosses!

What never ceases to amuse me is when someone takes a statement like, "We don't know if there is intelligent extra-terrestrial life or not" and makes a flying leap to describing what "they" look like, what motivates them, how their society is structured, and what plans they have for humanity (usually somewhere between breeding material and food).

I mean, some folks looked at Venus through telescopes, saw nothing but swirling clouds, and concluded that the planet was inhabited by intelligent anthropomorphic dinosaurs who fled Earth many thousands of years ago to escape a global extinction event, and who even now are responsible for "Global Warming" so that they can come back to Earth, use us humans for food, and re-populate the Earth with their offspring.

Some people will believe anything ... except the truth.

What amuses me is when someone takes the concept of life evolving elsewhere, makes the leap to some superintelligent entities using FTL to ply the stars, and then assumes that our grubby little planet is so fascinating that they'll cover lightyears of space just to come take a look, kidnap some yokels from the woods someplace, and leave again without even saying hello. After all, we humans are just so freaking special, ain't we?

LordKristof, I don't know of anyone who claims to believe Vulcans, Moties, or Pierson's puppeteers actually exist; but there are people who sincerely believe that all of human history is just the result of manipulations by the Reptoids, the Greys, and half a dozen other hypothesized alien beings (and that's leaving out some of the weird ideas the Scientologists came up with [not surprising, considering their founder was a hack scifi writer], or the Mormon concept of where God came from...).

I AM A CROP-CIRCLE.