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The Orion Council: Mapping the Channeling Phenomenon for Serious Researchers

From Radar Blips to telepathic Scripts

I usually spend my nights staring at flight path analytics or listening to black box recordings. In my line of work-analyzing aviation safety and unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP)-we look for hard data. Transponder codes. Radar cross-sections. Metal in the sky. But if you spend enough time talking to pilots who have seen the impossible, you realize you can't ignore the human element. Sometimes, the "contact" doesn't happen on a runway; it happens in the mind.

That brings us to the Orion Council. To be clear: this isn't a formation of craft I can track on FlightAware. It is a distinct, non-physical phenomenon rooted in channeling. While I can't measure it with instruments, the High Council of Orion channeled messages represent a massive dataset of human experience that parallels the nuts-and-bolts sightings I investigate. Let's ground this high-altitude concept and look at the facts.

The ID Signature: Benevolent Guides vs. The "Orion Group"

In aviation, misidentification is dangerous. In Ufology, it's just confusing. The first thing you need to know is that the "Orion Council" is fundamentally different from the "Orion Group" mentioned in the famous Law of One material. While the latter is often associated with conquest and opposition, the Council discussed here is described as a benevolent collective.

The narrative suggests these are "ascension guides." They aren't the pirates you see in Nathan's channeling of an Orion Starseed, nor are they the villains of galactic history. Instead, proponents view them as teachers. For instance, The Pleiadian High Council has discussed the "Orion Wars" as a historical context we are healing from, contrasting sharply with the current supportive messages.

The Primary Sources: Who is holding the Mic?

When I analyze a pilot's report, I look at the observer's credibility. In the case of the Orion Council, three primary human "transmitters" dominate the frequency.

1. Krista Raisa: The Trance Channel

Krista Raisa is arguably the most prolific voice in this space. Her work, often done alongside her mother Katherine Hilaire, is documented extensively. You can find all books by Krista Raisa cataloged across various platforms. Her foundational text, Orion Council, Here, is widely available, whether you are looking for the Canadian edition or the standard US printing. It documents her initial contact experiences working with her mother to bring through this collective energy.

The data on her reach is significant. She has accumulated over 2.5 million lifetime YouTube views, suggesting this isn't a fringe occurrence but a topic with substantial interest. Her video content, like the Orion Council playlist, serves as a digital archive of these sessions.

For those obsessed with bibliography (like I am with flight logs), the publication history is thorough:

Editions: You can find the paperback format listed on eBay, the German Amazon listing, and even the Spanish version.
Verification: The book is tracked on Goodreads and AbeBooks, lending it a physical footprint that purely online rumors lack.
Reception: Readers often describe feeling blown away by the information or receiving confirmation that spirit realms exist.

If you want to investigate the raw data yourself, Raisa offers samples of early trance channelings on her site. She has also published follow-ups like Orion Council Speaks, which has received positive ratings from her core audience.

2. Holly Hawkins Marwood: The Akashic Teacher

While Raisa focuses on the trance state, Holly Hawkins Marwood approaches this through the lens of the Akashic Records. She asserts that we are the High Council of Orion-implying a connection available to many. Her message is empowering, often telling her students that you can channel and establish your own communication.

Marwood's approach is structured, offering courses and specific modalities like the Universal Sphere. Her content archive is vast, covering everything from High Council messages to guidance on trusting your soul's call. She has even shared transcripts of video channelings to make the material accessible.

Her work often intersects with broader spiritual concepts, such as Akashic Records readers and emotional freedom retreats. You can trace her digital footprint through her LinkedIn profile or her Pinterest boards.

3. Al Fike: The Divine Love Medium

The third vector comes from Al Fike and the Divine Love Sanctuary. His contacts are framed differently, often involving figures like Jesus affirming Orion as a helper for Earth. Fike's messages are specific and prolific, with posts like "The World Needs You!" emphasizing service and love above all else.

Fike's sessions are often recorded and shared, such as the Friday Afterlife Report or his Celestial Guide channeling. He tackles the heavy questions, too. In one extraordinary Q&A session, he channels Orion on the topic of avoiding self-destruction. He also isn't afraid to address skeptics, as seen in his response to a Medium article about angels.

The Signal in the Noise: Common Themes

Despite the different transmitters, the telemetry-the message itself-remains consistent. It's less about "take me to your leader" and more about internal architecture.

Ascension: A recurring theme is the shift in consciousness. The Sedona Journal of Emergence featured Raisa's work on this exact topic.
Multidimensionality: Fike's channelings emphasize that God's creation is multidimensional, echoing the merging with spirit workshops found elsewhere.
Immediacy: There is a sense of urgency, a command to "Do It Now" regarding spiritual work.

Investigating the Phenomenon

For those of us who like to verify sources, this field is tricky. There is no radar track to download. However, the documentation is there if you know where to look. You can find summaries and analyses of channeling on Scribd, or read transcripts from other channelers like Sam the Illusionist to compare notes.

Communities on Facebook, like Orion - Messages From Another World and The Winding Stairs, actively debate these councils. They discuss the spiritual significance of the constellation and ask practical questions about what it is like to channel non-physical energies.

Even the marketing of these materials offers data points. Raisa's book Orion Council, Here is listed with specific ISBNs on eBay and publishers like CreateSpace. You can even find her other works, like Winks from Above, which expands on receiving signs.

The Bottom Line

I may never spot the Orion Council on an approach chart into JFK. But as I map the landscape of UAP belief, it is clear that for thousands of people, this contact is as real as a 747 on the tarmac. Whether you view it as a psychological phenomenon or genuine extraterrestrial communication, the message is one of introspection. As Al Fike's channeled entity often affirms: the journey is inward. And sometimes, they just find our quirkiness amusing.