Bashti
I have only one Lyran contact, Bashti and I intend on keeping it that way. Let's just say Bashti has a bit of superiority complex when it comes to Terrans. Or at least he did until Jmmanuel and the Lyran
Council reportedly gave him the Lyran buttchewing of his life. I only saw him once after that, at which time he at least exhibited a forced civility toward me. I've learned to keep the Lyrans at arm's length.
Then again, Lyrans can also have a shyness about them. A quiet nature that may seem aloof or distant. Being a loner can feel very comfortable to a Lyran. This causes Lyran Starseeds to make unusual first impressions.
(I'll say! And not a very favorable one at that!)
There is also an element of being stern or serious to them. Not that a Lyran can’t be lighthearted and giving. Lyrans have the ability to give “tough love” when needed.
The Lyrans are among the oldest sentient beings in the galaxy. They are linked to the Lyra constellation and are considered the architects of the humanoid blueprint across the Milky Way and beyond.
According to the “One God Universe” cosmology, the Lyrans emerged from Source Itself as one half of a primordial polarity, the other being the dragon-like Dracos. They chose beauty, harmony, and creativity as their guiding principles, shaping matter with conscious intent. Before Earth’s recorded history, they seeded life on multiple worlds — including Vega, Arcturus, Sirius, Pleiades, and Earth — each adapted to local conditions but retaining echoes of the original humanoid form.
The Lyran nation is a mix of different ET races but I've only had exposure to the humanoid Lyran and a feline male.
The humanoid Lyrans look almost identical to the Plejarans and are cousins to the Plejarans. They stand taller than us, and have typically long blond hair and very blue eyes.
The feline race has a humanoid body but with feline features. They're actually very attractive in their own odd way.
The Lyrans identify with multiple Star Systems. Most Lyrans have incarnated as Andromedans, Plejarans, Arcturans, Sirians, Vegans, Centaurians, etc. after their system was destroyed.
The fact is, most ET races have Lyran DNA in them as a result of the Lyrans fleeing in every direction during the Lyran-Orion wars, then colonizing in those new locations.
There are a few Lyran volunteers but not many. I was told this was because after what happened to them in the Lyran-Orion wars, they have no desire to get into another war. I can certainly understand that given the Dracos slaughtered 50 million of them.
It's rare to see any of them at star nation meetings, even Lyran Council members. You'd think they'd want to be involved being they're our forefathers and given they've experienced what we're experiencing now - but that's honestly not what I've observed with them. I wish I could say it was.
Then again too, given Lyrans have difficulty connecting to other volunteers, are standoffish and aloof (for whatever reason) so they would not have made a good mix with the volunteers from other ET groups., who all meshed together very well with each other before arriving on earth.
To say hello in Lyran, you would say "Shama 'an, pronounced just like it's spelled.