'How can we find out if a person is a starseed?' Well, there have been good replies to this question, in my view, all coming with a bundle of reality from different angles. A faculty which is needed to know more about our own past is one which Genoveva sometimes stresses, rightly I believe, and that is 'intuition'.

Intuition is related to 'direct knowing'. It is something that has been downgraded over recent centuries in western cultures, in favour of stuff like 'brain thinking' and 'understanding'. This is quite deliberate; it is part of disempowering the individual. If we hone our intuition, we have direct access to expanded realities, without feeling the need to 'explain' or 'understand' all the  time. There is a place for these mental activities, but they have taken over as the one and only way to 'know' anything about the world. They lay a person wide open to manipulation and deception, as happens these days with 'science' (ha ha) and faked statistics. Big mistake.

By listening to, and trusting in, intuition, it is possible to get to know more about who we are in all respects. And following on from what Mitkobs wrote, this 'am I from Taygeta or a Sirian, or an Andromedan maybe?' are all ultimately delusory. We come from nowhere specifically: we have lived in many different places. It is, maybe, just that some places resonate more as 'home' than others.

What seems to be common to most of those who identify themselves as starseeds is not so much knowing where they come from, as knowing that being a human on planet Earth does not fit very well. This is my case. I do not know where might be more truly my home, but I sense strongly that this place is not it. I do not come from here, this is not my place. I am a visitor on a voyage, or a mission. I will feel far more comfortable somewhere else. But for now, here I am, and I shall strive to do my best here!