The Conflict with the Draconians – Invasion and Exile
Hadarian society’s very purity and openness would eventually draw the attention of a malevolent force. The Draconians often described in UFO lore as a tyrannical reptilian race from the Draco constellation learned of Hadar’s abundance of love energy. Draconian starseeds (or beings) are typically characterized by a desire for power and control, often embodying reptilian traits and high intelligence. In metaphysical narratives, Draconians are frequently cast as imperialistic or predatory, seeking to dominate weaker civilizations. In the case of Hadar, their motivations were especially insidious. They hungered for the Hadarians’ love energy as a resource.
According to Hadarian lore, the Draconians identified the innocent Hadar world as an easy target. The Hadarians’ naïveté and total lack of guile made them vulnerable. They “knew nothing of hate or greed”  and thus did not initially recognize deceit or danger. Why the conflict started can be summed up simply. The Draconians coveted what Hadar had (a planet of blissful energy) and the Hadarians, in their innocence, did not see the threat coming. One account explains that the Hadarians’ openness “attracted unwanted attention from a group of hostile and greedy Draconians” who saw the loving beings as “an easy target.”  The Draconians, essentially energy vampires, wanted to steal or harvest the Hadarians’ high-frequency love energy for themselves.
Key Events of the Hadarian – Draconian Conflict
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1. Infiltration and Trickery
Rather than a sudden attack, some sources suggest the Draconian takeover happened gradually. The dark beings infiltrated Hadarian society “very slowly,” even placing corrupt agents in positions of leadership over time. The Hadarians, ever compassionate, tried to meet negativity with understanding and unconditional love. Unfortunately, this gentle approach did not repel the invaders. In one striking detail, it’s said the invaders introduced the concept of money and debt to the communal Hadar culture, a completely foreign idea that sowed inequality and stress. “No monetary system existed there prior to the dark souls showing up,” but once currency and debt took hold, many Hadarians fell into debt slavery and indentured servitude orchestrated by the Draconians. This was a clever strategy to entrap a populace that had never known such concepts.
2. Enslavement and Energy Drain
Whether through covert social manipulation or overt force (and likely a combination of both), the Draconians ultimately enslaved the Hadarian people. They tricked the Hadarians and then “drained the love energy from them,” effectively feeding off their positive energy. Hadar’s utopia was turned upside down. Wars and conflict broke out where there had been none, famine and suffering appeared, and the once united people became fragmented by fear and division. The Draconian oppression is described as “light crushing behavior” that was utterly bewildering to the Hadarians. Over time, misery and terror spread, emotions that only made the Draconian invaders stronger, since those negative energies fed them further . Essentially, the Hadarians were farmed for their emotional energy. Their society’s love was turned to hate, their communal bonds were broken. Family units, which Hadarians held sacred (they traditionally mate for life with no concept of divorce), were deliberately torn apart by the occupiers . This psychological devastation kept the population weak and controllable.
3. Exodus and Exile
Faced with enslavement, the fate of the Hadarians diverged. Some Hadarians managed to escape the planet Hadar during or after the invasion. Accounts say “some Hadarians escaped and traveled the stars” to find refuge. However, many others did not make it off world in time. Those who perished or remained under Draconian control ultimately lost their physical home. Hadar was no longer the paradise it had been. In spiritual terms, it’s believed that the souls of these Hadarians went into exile. They incarnated on other planets and star systems, carrying with them the trauma of their lost world. Notably, a significant number of them chose to incarnate on Earth (while others dispersed to different star systems).
Aftermath – Trauma and Memory Loss
The toll of the Draconian conquest on the Hadarian soul is immense. Hadarians who survived, whether by fleeing or through reincarnation elsewhere, were left “traumatized and memoryless.”  The suffering was so great that Hadarian incarnates struggle to remember their past lives in Hadar at all. Many carry a deep energetic wound of oppression, sometimes manifesting as inexplicable fears, anxiety, or a sense of grief and homesickness in their current lives. In the lore, this is why Earthly Hadarian starseeds often feel they don’t belong and have persistent subconscious anxiety – they quite literally lost a home and way of life on Hadar and that imprint follows them. Even though Hadar eventually recovered (divine intervention freed Hadar after a long dark period), “some Hadarians are still struggling with their history of enslavement to this day and are fearful of authority.”  The past trauma is encoded in their energy, and they strongly empathize with any oppression they see, including what occurs on Earth. It's hard being here.
It should be noted that details of the end of the conflict vary by source. Some say Hadar was completely abandoned, others like the Akashic record source claim that Hadar was ultimately liberated. In Erin Lynn’s channeled history, the Creator (or “God”) eventually “stepped in to finally free the Hadarians from the dark”, sending a white light that wiped out the evil presence. The Hadarians on Hadar had to then relearn their loving ways and rebuild. If this version holds, Hadar today exists once more in a 5th-dimensional peaceful state, and its people have healed considerably (though the scars remain in their collective memory). Other accounts imply that the Hadarian soul group mostly left Hadar behind, becoming a diaspora scattered across the universe. In either case, Earth becomes one of the key new homes for these souls, setting the stage for their influence on human spirituality.
Hadarians Come to Earth Incarnation, Mission, and Role in Human Evolution
With their original civilization in ruin, Hadarian souls began incarnating on Earth (and some other worlds) as a way to continue their journey and fulfill a higher mission. In spiritual circles, these individuals are often called Hadarian starseeds. Rather than arriving in spaceships or physically colonizing Earth, Hadarians came the subtle way – through the cycle of rebirth. They were “souls who spent the majority of their formative incarnations in Hadar” and then chose to be born as humans.
Why did they come to Earth?
By most accounts, the Hadarians volunteered to incarnate here for two interlinked reasons. To heal and grow from their trauma, and to share their gift of love to help Earth evolve. Earth was (and is) a far more challenging environment than Hadar’s utopia, something Hadarians keenly feel. Life on Earth, with its violence, deception, and harshness, is often a shock to their system. However, it’s believed that these souls deliberately chose this challenge as part of a grand cosmic plan. Spiritual author Dolores Cannon spoke of waves of volunteer souls coming to Earth to assist in global ascension. Hadarians would certainly be among such volunteers. In fact, one source explicitly states, “Hadarians decided to come down from their high vibrational realm on Hadar into 3D life on Earth for the specific purpose of helping the ascension process.”  Their entire purpose is to raise the vibration of Earth through their unconditional love .
3. Balancing Earth’s Energy
Hadarian starseeds have been coming to Earth for a long time, “incarnating here on Planet Earth for around 60,000 years”, according to one Akashic record reader. They make up an estimated 0.5% of the world’s population in the current era. Throughout history, their presence is believed to have “an important role in bringing the energies of Divine Love throughout human history”, often in times of great darkness . Notably, Anna Sayce (an intuitive specializing in soul groups) observes that many Hadarian souls were present during pivotal eras such as the American Revolution and Civil War, working to counteract cruelty and inequality. She states that Hadarians had strong links with the abolition of slavery in the USA, incarnating as both enslaved people and abolitionists. Their role was “to counterbalance the dehumanization… by reminding us that we are all the same.”  Through compassion and empathy, they fought the hatred of that time with love and humanization. This pattern entering difficult incarnations to “transmute” negativity is a hallmark of their contribution.
4. “Lovers, Not Fighters”
Unlike some star beings who might interact through technology or overt interventions, Hadarians prefer a quieter influence. A group of Hadarian guides told one channeler that they “do not have spaceships and prefer to make contact telepathically”, and that Hadarians choose to help Earth by incarnating or sending love rather than joining something like a galactic military force. “Hadarians are lovers, not fighters,” they emphasized. This ethos means you won’t hear about Hadarians landing on the White House lawn. Their influence is more subtle, through the hearts and minds of people where they live.
It’s important to stress that Hadarian starseeds often struggle personally with the Earth experience, even as they strive to uplift it. Coming from a world of unity into one filled with division can cause deep disillusionment. Many feel “cast out into the wilderness” of Earth, longing for the love they remember from home. Part of their personal growth mission is to overcome despair and maintain their light despite the darkness here. In doing so, they inspire others. The Hadarians see our planet’s potential, as one source encouragingly notes, Earth’s current struggles with darkness are not unique, “this same playbook has been used on other realms” and overcome, just as Hadar itself was ultimately freed. The Hadarians hold hope that Earth, too, will “ultimately be lifted from the darkness and flourish once again” . Their role is to help make it so by seeding love in as many hearts as possible.
Mythological and Cultural References to Hadarians
The story of the Hadarians, a blissful world lost to draconian invaders. Interestingly it echoes some age old mythological themes on Earth. While no ancient culture directly mentions “Hadarians” by name, we can find parallels and possible hints in various myths, as well as references to the star Beta Centauri itself in indigenous lore.
Star Names and Indigenous Lore
The star Beta Centauri has been known by various names in Earth’s sky traditions. Its popular name “Hadar” comes from Arabic, meaning “ground” or “settled area,” and another name “Agena” comes from Latin, meaning “the knee” (as it marks the knee of the Centaur constellation) . These etymologies don’t indicate anything about love or war, they’re descriptive. However, Beta Centauri is famously one of the bright “Pointer Stars” to the Southern Cross. In the Southern Hemisphere, many indigenous peoples wove Beta Centauri into their night-sky mythology. For instance, the Ngarrindjeri people of Australia saw Alpha and Beta Centauri as “two sharks” pursuing a stingray (the Southern Cross). Similarly, the Boorong people of northwestern Victoria regarded those two stars as brothers who killed an emu (the Coalsack Nebula near the Cross). And in Mapuche cosmology (Chile), Alpha and Beta Centauri were seen as bolas, hunting weapons (two weights connected by a cord) thrown by a celestial hunter to ensnare an ostrich represented by the Cross .
In a painting, Alpha and Beta Centauri are depicted in a Mapuche star lore illustration. In the Chilean night sky, the two bright “Pointer” stars (circled at bottom-right) are imagined as bolas weapons thrown toward the footprints of an ostrich (Southern Cross constellation, outlined at top) . Indigenous stories like this show Beta Centauri (Hadar) in a hunter or warrior role, quite unlike the Hadarian “planet of love” narrative.
These indigenous stories assign Beta Centauri roles that are predatory (sharks, hunters), which is quite an interesting contrast. In Earth lore, Beta Centauri wasn’t especially associated with benevolence or love. Instead, it took on the character of whatever larger star pattern it was part of (chasing, hunting, etc.). This divergence highlights that mainstream mythology does not obviously preserve the Hadarian story. If the Hadarians influenced Earth spiritually, it wasn’t in the form of open folklore about “loving star people from Beta Centauri.” Their influence is more subtle as stated previously (e.g., souls incarnating as humans, not necessarily telling everyone their cosmic origin).
However, the essence of the Hadarian saga, a paradise lost due to invading darkness, resonates with many mythological and religious narratives. One might draw parallels with the Garden of Eden from Judeo-Christian tradition. Eden was a place of innocence and perfect life that was lost when a deceiving entity (the serpent) introduced knowledge of good and evil, resulting in humanity’s fall. This is akin to Hadar’s fall when deceivers introduced greed and chaos to an innocent world. In both cases, an idyllic state of being is corrupted and leads to exile (Adam and Eve cast out of Eden; Hadarian souls cast out across the stars). Similarly, the ancient Greek myth of Pandora speaks of evils being released into the world that previously knew none. And in Hindu mythology, there are cycles where during the Satya Yuga (Golden Age) there is peace and purity until darker forces eventually bring about a decline in the age.
Another parallel is the legend of Atlantis often cited in esoteric circles. Atlantis, as told by Plato and later expanded by mystics, was a highly advanced utopian civilization that fell into moral decay and was destroyed. Some New Age writers directly associate extraterrestrial involvement in Atlantis or see it as an Earthly reflection of similar conflicts in the stars. While Atlantis was an Earth civilization (and not proven historically), the theme of “advanced, love based society meets tragic downfall” is common with Hadar. Notably, one trait list mentions Hadarian starseeds often feel drawn to the story of Atlantis and cataclysms possibly because it subconsciously reminds them of their own lost world.
It’s also worth noting that the concept of benevolent star beings guiding humanity does appear in many indigenous traditions, though not linked to Hadar specifically. Various Native American peoples speak of “Star Ancestors” who came from the Pleiades or other stars to teach and help humans. The idea of star descended teachers of love and wisdom can be seen in myths of civilizing gods (for example, some Mayan and Aztec myths about gods coming from the heavens). The Hopi talk of Kachinas, spirit messengers from the stars. While Beta Centauri is not singled out in these, Hadarian starseeds often find resonance in any myth where “people from the sky” come to uplift humanity.
In summary, there is no direct mythological figure known as “Hadarians” in ancient texts, but their story finds analogues in the archetypal War in Heaven or Paradise Lost motifs around the world. Battles between forces of light (love) and forces of darkness (greed/power) are a staple of myth: e.g., the devas vs. asuras in Vedic lore, or Archangel Michael vs. the Dragon in Revelation. From a symbolic perspective, Hadarians represent the angelic side (pure love), and Draconians literally represent the dragon. It’s fascinating that in the Hadarian narrative this cosmic battle didn’t occur in Earth’s heavens but on a planet far away. Yet, its echoes might be felt energetically in human collective consciousness. Some modern intuitives explicitly draw the parallel: “Earth’s current predicament with the dark has been played out on other realms,” and the Hadarian experience is a lesson and hope for us not to lose our light.
Metaphysical and Channeled Insights on Hadarians
Almost all information about the Hadarians comes from metaphysical, channeled, or intuitive sources. For example, starseed teachings, past-life regressions, Akashic record readings, and channelings from purported cosmic beings. There is a remarkable consistency across many of these independent sources regarding the broad strokes of the Hadarian story (love-based society, Draconian invasion, starseed mission on Earth). This consistency has led spiritual practitioners to take the Hadarian narrative seriously as a distinct chapter in galactic history. In fact, Hadarians are “a well-known and common starseed soul group” that professional Akashic record readers encounter frequently. Reports of clients who feel an affinity to Hadar or exhibit Hadarian traits have surfaced for decades, suggesting many people identify with this soul origin .
Notable channeled accounts include
Anna Sayce’s Akashic readings
Anna is an intuitive who has worked with thousands of clients to determine their soul origin. She notes that the information about Hadarians she uses “has been in existence for a few decades and tested with tens of thousands of people.”  In her writings, she provides unique insights (beyond the common internet lore) about how Hadarian souls behave and what lessons they carry. She confirms the theme of oppression in their past and how it translates to a “victimhood illusion” in their energy here (more on traits below). Anna’s work lends a measure of credibility by volume of corroboration, many individuals independently showing the same past-life patterns.
Erin Lynn’s Akashic research
Erin initially didn’t plan to write about Hadarians since they were already “discovered,” but she was contacted by Hadarian beings who insisted that she depict them and tell more of their history. Through her channeling, she provided detailed info about how darkness infiltrated Hadar, including the introduction of currency and how even after liberation the Hadarians maintain raised houses and avoid technology due to old fears. She essentially got a “download” of Hadarian history directly from them. The fact that an independent channeler in 2022 received the same core story (of a loving society turned to slavery by dark forces) that starseed communities have shared since at least the 1990s or 2000s is intriguing.
Starseed community channels and memories
The Starseeds Amino community (an online forum) has personal blog posts from self-identified Hadarian starseeds, like the user who described their own past life memories of Hadar. This person admitted information online was scarce, so they combined research with meditation memories to write about Hadar’s appearance and society. Interestingly, their recollections (telepathic people, love-based culture, blue forests, Greek-like architecture, Draconian invasion) line up closely with what others have channeled or intuited. This kind of grassroots consistency suggests a real phenomenon of people tapping into a common source (whether one believes that source is a genuine cosmic past or a collective archetypal unconscious).
Other Channelers and Authors
Numerous New Age authors who discuss starseeds mention Hadarians. For example, Victoria Webster (Margaux) and Otherworldly Oracle both list Hadarians among starseed types and repeat the story of “invaded by a tyrannical race, escaped enslavement, many came to Earth”   clearly drawing from a common source or one another. Another site calls Hadar “one of the Divine Love planets of the Milky Way”, reinforcing its special status in channelled cosmology. Channeled messages often portray Hadarians as fifth-dimensional beings of light currently, who send love to Earth and seldom incarnate physically now except as starseeds. There are even hypnosis or regression cases where clients under trance recall lives on a “blue/purple planet of love” that was destroyed, which lines up with Hadar (though individual case studies are often private or anecdotal).
It should be noted that these sources, while fascinating, are not verifiable by mainstream science. They belong to the realm of personal spiritual experience and esoteric knowledge. Within that realm, however, the Hadarian narrative is well-established. Many starseed guides include Hadarians in their list of origins (alongside Pleiadians, Arcturians, Lyrans, etc.), indicating that enough people resonate with this origin for it to stand out. As Erin Lynn pointed out, no physical image of a Hadarian existed until she commissioned one in 2022  which means Hadarians haven’t permeated pop culture or UFO lore as strongly as, say, “Grey aliens” or “Pleiadians” have. Their story survives mainly in niche spiritual communities and literature.
Nonetheless, the Hadarians hold an intriguing spot in metaphysical circles as the exemplars of pure love and the cautionary tale of innocence lost. For believers, their existence and involvement with Earth are part of a larger spiritual framework wherein multiple star civilizations are connected and contribute to humanity’s progress. Even for those skeptical of literal aliens, one can view the Hadarians metaphorically as symbols of the power of love and the tragedy of its exploitation. A powerful metaphor that speaks to the human condition.
Historical and Scientific Parallels
From a scientific standpoint, there is no empirical evidence for Hadarian extraterrestrials; however, examining the science of Beta Centauri and any historical clues can be enlightening.
Beta Centauri (Hadar) in Astronomy
Beta Centauri is a real star system, the second brightest in Centaurus. Modern astronomy shows it is actually a triple star system. Two massive hot blue giant stars orbiting each other (Beta Centauri A, which itself is a close binary of ~10–12 solar masses each) and a third companion star further out . These stars are B1-class blue giants, very luminous and short lived. They burn their nuclear fuel quickly and will likely end in supernovae in a few million years . This scientific data is interesting because such massive stars are generally considered unlikely to have habitable planets. Their intense radiation and short lifespans don’t favor the slow evolution of life as we know it. If one takes the Hadarian story at face value, it suggests their existence might have been in another dimension or a non-physical plane associated with that star (which is what the channeled info says – Hadar existed in 5D, not just 3D ). In contrast, the neighboring Alpha Centauri system (including Proxima Centauri) does have known exoplanets and is often considered a candidate for life. Perhaps tellingly, starseed lore also identifies Alpha Centaurians as another soul group depicted as more technologically and scientifically oriented souls who are close allies of the Hadarians. In fact, some sources say Hadarians “are very close with the Alpha Centaurians” in spirit and cooperatively work with them. One might speculate that if Hadar was compromised, some Hadarian souls might have even taken refuge in the Alpha Centauri system before coming to Earth.
Ancient Encounters or Artifacts
There are no known ancient texts that refer to Beta Centauri or any “Hadar” civilization visiting Earth. However, ancient astronaut theorists might point to general evidence of advanced knowledge in antiquity (like precise astronomical alignments of pyramids, etc.) as hints of star beings’ influence. For instance, the Centaurus constellation was known to the Greeks (it represented the centaur Chiron) but Beta Centauri, at ~–60° declination, wasn’t visible to Mediterranean civilizations. It became known to Europeans only after Age of Exploration journeys to the Southern Hemisphere. So, any direct ancient mention is unlikely.
One cultural parallel we do see is in the Centaur itself, half-man, half-horse beings in Greek myth. It’s purely coincidental, but Hadarians being from Centaurus (the centaur constellation) and then one source describing them looking like “space elves with tails” is somewhat humorous. Centaurs have tails too, though that’s where the similarity ends (Hadarians are not horse-people!). Still, the centaur Chiron in myth was a wise, benevolent healer who taught heroes, which nicely echoes the Hadarian ethos of a benevolent teacher/healer from the stars. Of course, this is just symbolic musing. Chiron wasn’t said to come from Beta Centauri or anything of that sort.
Galactic War Parallels
The Hadarian-Draconian conflict is not the only tale of cosmic war in UFO lore. In fact, UFO mythology often speaks of the Lyran Wars where an ancient humanoid civilization in the Lyra constellation was attacked by reptilian forces from Draco, causing refugees to spread to other star systems (Pleiades, etc.). This is remarkably similar in outline to the Hadarian story, just with different proper nouns. It’s possible that Hadarians are part of that larger purported conflict: maybe Beta Centauri was one front in a galaxy wide struggle between reptilian (Draco/Orion) empires and humanoid.
(Lyran/Pleiadean/Centaurian) civilizations
Some channeled sources do hint that multiple star races faced Draconian aggression, not just one. If so, the Hadarians could be essentially the Beta Centauri branch of the galactic human family that suffered under the Draco incursions. In broad strokes, this mirrors the theme of many human legends where good battles evil on a cosmic scale (devas vs asuras, angels vs demons, etc., as mentioned). It’s intriguing to consider that human myths of battling dragons could be faint cultural memories (or archetypal reflections) of an actual extraterrestrial conflict between early human-like beings and draconian beings. This is speculative, but the parallel has been noted by some esoteric historians.
Scientifically, Beta Centauri is a fascinating but inhospitable star system. Any Hadarian civilization likely isn’t physical in the way we’d normally expect life to be. Historically, we find indirect resonances but nothing concrete. The parallels lie in the thematic echoes: the battle of love vs. fear, the fall of innocence, and the hope of divine love restoring a fallen world. These are present in our oldest stories and our newest spiritual movements alike. The Hadarian narrative essentially provides a cosmic context for these universal human themes.