Iraca Irana, the spirit of the "little ones": a channeled message on extraterrestrial life

A message attributed to a spirit called Iraca Irana circulates as a channeling, a term used for speech and texts a medium says they receive from a spiritual intelligence. According to the account, Iraca belongs to a race of beings known as the "little ones" and speaks of the human soul's path, of well-meaning extraterrestrial intelligences, and of the meaning of living on Earth.

Mediumship, as the practice of supposedly mediating communication between spirits and the living is called, is an old and widespread belief. Since the nineteenth century it has been the target of scientific investigation, which has documented fraud and produced no consensus: what current science holds is that mediumistic claims have no proven support. Reading a channeling is, therefore, reading a belief, and what it reveals is the worldview it expresses.

Earth as training

Iraca opens by stating that being on Earth is part of a project led by forces of light. She compares earthly challenges to an athlete's training: the mountains one faces strengthen the spirit, and each suffering would be a step toward the light. The little ones, she says, have accompanied the process for millennia, observing incarnations and offering support behind the scenes of the spiritual plane.

She says she loves humanity and claims that many people already know her from the spiritual plane, where they would have traveled in her ships and attended lectures on other worlds, memories that fade upon birth. She sees humans as spiritual children who, lost in matter, still carry a divine spark.

Good and evil extraterrestrials

Asked whether every extraterrestrial is a being of light, Iraca says each one is at a different point on the road from darkness to light. For her, there are no beings that are essentially evil or good, only consciousnesses in training. Those that seem evil would simply be farther from wisdom and love and, in the end, would also ascend.

She adds that nothing is hidden from spiritual eyes: evil disguised as kindness would be exposed over time, and elevated spirits would read each person's heart like a long tape recording millennia of choices. The answer contrasts with narratives of extraterrestrial invasion: here, contact is benign and pedagogical.

Science and spirituality

The message holds that human technology is guided by spirits and that no scientific discovery arises without inspiration from the higher plane. Technical progress would depend on spiritual awakening. Iraca says it is easier to transport spirits than physical bodies, and that is why humanity would only travel to the stars after understanding life beyond matter. These are claims with no possible verification; space research and the history of science follow a different path.

Contact and the starseeds

True contact, in Iraca's description, does not happen through ships or through the eyes, but through the heart. Whoever loves these beings sincerely and without fear would be perceived by them, who could manifest energetically, offering healing, guidance and protection.

Many people on Earth today would be "starseeds," souls that came from other worlds to help. They would have been chosen to carry light, peace and compassion at decisive moments in history, and would have come down, out of love rather than necessity, to a dense world like this one.

A payment

In the final passage, Iraca says she was asked what she and the others gain by helping humanity. Her answer, as she tells it: "The greatest payment is seeing your smile."

She states that humanity has never been alone and that many of those living on Earth today would be in their final incarnation here, close to ascending. The little ones would keep working so that love awakens in the human heart and the veil between worlds dissolves. The message ends with a blessing and an invitation to let go of fear and trust in love.

What remains

The content offers comfort: suffering would have meaning, the other would be benign, and no one would be alone. That explains why this kind of message circulates, and also the limit of what it can offer, because none of its claims can be checked.