Ahrazu/Osiris

Ahrazu is a Sirian Being commonly known as the Egyptian God Osiris, brother and husband of Isis. (Osiris is the Greek name. The Ancient Egyptians called him Asar, Aser, Ausar, Ausir, Wesir, or Ausare.) In the myth of Isis and Osiris, Osiris's brother Set is jealous of Osiris and eventually cuts his body into pieces and buries the pieces in the earth. Ahrazu told me that this story is symbolic of Ahrazu fragmenting part his energetic self (Oversoul) into individual fragments (Souls) and casting them into physical incarnation. Some of the Oversoul energy stays whole and some is separated into individual souls. There are many people alive today who are fragments of Sirian Oversouls. 

About Osiris/Ahrazu from Sarah:

"One day in 1999 I felt a presence that was at once familiar and new. It seemed to have a message for me, so I sat down with a pencil and paper and wrote:

I am Osiris. I have come to you now to help you expand. To connect to your God/Goddess/Power and your Sacred Work. It is time for people to know how truly huge and powerful they are, not as a mental concept, but as a heartfelt truth. It is time to experience the larger reality.

Osiris told me that he is a Sirian Being who came to Earth long ago. He said that a more accurate name to represent him is Ahrazu. Ahrazu showed me Sirius and other planets where he'd traveled as well as the ships they traveled in, which are alive.  He also told me that the story of Osiris being cut into pieces and those pieces being buried in the Earth represented his fragmenting his energy into individual souls and casting them into incarnation. (Now the story made sense!) And then he surprised me by telling me that I am one of those fragments. Whew!

Since then I have been exploring this grand energy and have met many people who are fragments of Ahrazu and Isis. How fun is that? It has been my great pleasure to facilitate others in finding and knowing their huge and beautiful God/Goddess Selves.
Ahrazu and other Sirian Beings have played a big role in the creation of the Earth Game. They contributed their DNA to both the human and cetacean species. They have played the role of Gods and Goddesses for many civilizations and will be one of the first E.T.s to make overt contact with humans in the next few years. There are many Sirian fragments incarnating now" ~ Sarah