The Andromedan race consists of a large variety of races from the Andromeda galaxy.
Andromeda is the closest galaxy to our own, the Milky Way.
In fact, they are moving towards each other quite quickly on a cosmic scale – though it will be at least 4 billion years before they collide and merge into a single galaxy that has already been named Milkdromeda.
Unlike other Starseed types, Andromedans have a considerable amount of variance.
They have a big collection of various beings because they are not truly one race but a group of related races – much like we have in the Milky Way with the Sirians, Pleiadians and others.
Despite this, there are relatively few of them here on Earth.
It is estimated there are roughly 800,000 Andromedans currently living as Starseeds here among us, which is around 0.01% of the population – or 1 in 10,000 people.
Even those who are here often live understated and quiet lives.
Because of the distance of their home planets, they tend to have more trouble integrating their Andromedan energies into their human existence.
The distance is not only physical but dimensional.
They naturally exist at a much higher frequency and dimension of consciousness, causing a lot of their energy to be inaccessible when they are forced into 3D.
Andromedan Race Characteristics
While there is a lot of diversity among the Andromedans, there are also some shared characteristics that are common across them.
Do you think you might be from the Andromeda galaxy?
See if the following characteristics resonate with you:
- Will go to any length to secure their freedom. Will often go to any extent to secure and protect the freedom of others, too.
- Prefer to live life on the road, not liking the idea of being tied down to one particular place or lifestyle. It is often a route to spiritual development for them.
- Averse to commitments and obligations, preferring to play things by ear and make those decisions at the last minute according to their own feelings.
- Have poor time-keeping skills and tend to be late to everything.
- Clear emotional boundaries of which they are highly protective.
- Hates emotional manipulation and guilt tripping.
- Hates injustice and being treated without respect.
- Require freedom of expression and won’t stand for the erosion of this fundamental right.
- They may have an aversion to the idea of money.
- A propensity for powering social movements and progressive change.
On a core level, they are all about personal freedom.
They have a lot of trouble adjusting to life on Earth with all the obligations and responsibilities that are forced upon us in modern society.
Highly individualist in nature, they see overbearing authorities as strangling the potential of individuals to realize their true potential.
Although they care deeply about the collective, they disagree with authorities making decisions that denigrate the rights of the individual.
When their personal power and sense of control is challenged, they have a tendency to run away in order to regain it.
This becomes a big problem in their teenage years as their rebellions against their parents are often far more severe.
Running away from home as a teenager is very common amongst Andromedans, causing rifts between them and their families.
This sense of rebellion against authority extends to the government, causing many to seek a life off the grid to avoid what they see as unwarranted invasions of privacy through overbearing oversight.
Andromedan Mission On Earth
The mission for this race of beings is similar to that of the other Starseed races.
They are here primarily to help usher in a New Age for humanity, elevating the collective consciousness to a higher dimension and raising our vibrations to resonate with the principle of Universal Love.
The way in which those from the Andromedan race do this stresses the empowerment of people and support of the individual.
They are vehemently opposed to racism, sexism, and other forms of discrimination that groups people together in cruel ways.
They do not see humanity as split into these groups but as a collection of individual, autonomous people that defy categorization.
As a result, they gravitate towards institutions that fight against discrimination, though their joining of any institution is done with some reluctance.
Other ways in which they might seek to fulfill their soul mission is to help to provide security, food, shelter, and clothing for those who would otherwise lack it.
They also hate domestic abuse as a form of trapping people in unhappy relationships, so may decide to volunteer at shelters for victims of this type of abuse.
Politically they tend to oppose imperialism and expansionism, seeing both as taking power away from people to decide their own government.
Andromedans Take A Back Seat
It is often said that Andromedans like to take a back seat in the elevation of humanity. This is true, though it is not for the reason you may think.
They do not lack the power to take a leading role in this process.
In fact, they are often the most powerful and the most able to seize power for themselves. They choose not to because of their caution.
They are forced to live at a frequency far lower than their natural environment, so when they do wield their power, it is easy for them to overdo it.
It is for this reason that many hold back, preferring to act when needed, and not a moment before.
But there’s another reason, too.
They have a core belief that the New Age is best brought in by elevating individuals, tackling each person one at a time rather than casting a broader brush.
By allowing others to make their mistakes without sticking their noses in they are helping that person to trust in their own personal power to correct their own errors.
And that really is the core ideology of the vast majority of the Andromedan race.
It is their mission here to see us flourish, seize our personal power, and use it in the interests of all without infringing on the privacy of others.
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I don’t know much about star seeds but I woke up one morning with the word Andromeda in my head – I had never even heard the word before, I didn’t know much about Astronomy. A lot of these traits seem to fit particularly the bit about personal freedom, difficulty accessing greater powers (but knowing they’re there), happy to help support others but not in a way that tells them what they should do but allowing them to come to it in their own way (we each have unique ways; individuals).
Also struggling with commitment and being trapped in dysfunctional, codependent relationships.
Aversion to money; the idea of poverty conscious has been pretty much forced upon me and whilst I know this is in my family line a little, there is also something else to it, something less negative but that I haven’t found a way yet to articulate. Massive aversion to racism, sexism, ageism etc.
Thank you for the post!
Dear Paula, I had a similar experience just a few month ago. At the end of a meditation I suddenly heard the word andromeda. I also didn’t know what to think or know about it.
Thanks for sharing
Kathi
Although I can see a lot of those characteristics in myself, I can’t entirely agree with you concerning that we are from another planet, it goes against my belief as I am created by my heavenly Father and that there is no other source in the whole Universe that is more powerful than the created Man on earth. As the Source (God) has created us in His image and likeness, nobody can tell me that there is another race or spirit that is more powerful. As His Son, we are co-creators with Him on the earth. I realize that we have forgotten a lot of things we used to know, but we are awakening and are getting back to our pristine origin very soon. We are supposed to PERFECT THE DWELLING LAND. That means we have to perfect ourselves and don’t need the help of other planet beings.
Therefore, you might say nice things and good things, but I can’t accept that my spirit comes from another source or another planet. You have to prove that to me. If you can’t prove that, I have to stick to my own beliefs.
Have a wonderful day,
Hans