Royal Star Regulus

 

Regulus AA Raphael in the North

Heart Directed Strong Leadership, Fame, Virtuous, Reputable, Wealth

Regulus Starseeds, named after the brightest star in the constellation of Leo, are believed to embody the royal essence of this celestial body. In my consciousness, they are the bearers of the divine spark, the cosmic royalty, if you will, who carry the energy of leadership, courage, and power. 

Their unique traits and abilities are often manifested in their human incarnations as a natural inclination towards leadership roles, a strong sense of justice, and an innate ability to inspire others. They are often seen as charismatic, brave, and influential, much like the symbolic lion of their celestial home.he Regulus Star Race holds a significant place. Known as the "Heart of the Lion," Regulus is one of the four Royal Stars of Persia, and it is closely associated with royalty, power, and authority. This celestial body is believed to be the home of a highly advanced extraterrestrial race, the Regulus Starseeds, who are said to carry the essence of nobility and leadership in their spiritual DNA.

The Regulus Starseeds are believed to be the descendants of the Archangel Raphael, the divine healer.  The name "Raphael" translates to "God heals" or "Divine Healer" in Hebrew. Raphael's primary role is that of a healer and guide, assisting humans with physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. In some traditions, he is believed to have the power to heal not only physical ailments but also mental and emotional distress. This connection to the Archangel Raphael imbues them with a profound sense of compassion and a desire to bring healing and enlightenment to the world. They are often drawn to professions that allow them to serve others, such as medicine, counseling, or spiritual teaching.

The Regulus Star Race is also deeply connected to the Sphinx, the ancient Egyptian monument that combines the body of a lion with the head of a human. This connection is not merely symbolic. The Sphinx is believed to be a physical representation of the Regulus Starseeds' spiritual essence. Just as the Sphinx combines the strength and courage of a lion with the wisdom and intellect of a human, the Regulus Starseeds are known for their bravery, wisdom, and their ability to lead with both heart and mind.

The feline connection extends beyond the Sphinx. In many ancient cultures, including Egypt and Persia, lions were seen as symbols of divine power and authority. The Regulus Starseeds, with their lion-like courage and their royal lineage, are seen as the spiritual heirs to this ancient tradition.

Similarly, in the Hindu tradition, the goddess Durga, a symbol of power and protection, is often depicted riding a lion.

The feline appearance of the Regulus star beings is a manifestation of these powerful energies. They embody the lion's heart, symbolizing courage, strength, and leadership. This is reflected in the Aboriginal lore, where celestial beings are often associated with earthly counterparts, forming a bridge between the heavens and the earth.