Overview
A Reddit post circulating a feature from the Alien Archivist publication recounts the story of Anne Pajuluoma, a Finnish woman who described herself as a contactee and later as a “star person” originating from Sirius C. The account covers events and publications spanning approximately 1975 to 2013, although the supplied material does not include independent verification of Pajuluoma’s claims or additional commentary from Reddit users. The original feature was published on November 4, 2026, and credits researcher and artist Veli Granö, the Finnish Literature Society Archives (SKS KIA), and photographer Juhani Rantanen.
Pajuluoma, born Anneli Kaarina Pajuluoma in 1948, became associated with Finnish UFO culture through autobiographical accounts of extraterrestrial contact and spiritual travel. She lived with artist Jarmo Ylänen, who reportedly shared her paranormal worldview and was later presented alongside her as one of the “star people.” The archive material includes photographs of Pajuluoma and documents connected to her life and work, offering a record of how her story was represented in Finnish cultural and UFO circles.
Publications and Contactee Claims
According to the feature, Pajuluoma’s involvement with UFO subjects began no later than 1973, when the Finnish magazine Ufoaika published her article “Ufot uudesta näkökulmasta katsottuna,” translated as “UFOs Seen From a New Perspective.” In 1975, she published Tyttö Siriuksella, or Girl on Sirius, the work most closely linked to her public identity.
Pajuluoma presented the book as an account of experiences she said occurred during the 1970s. In her narrative, an extraterrestrial named Xajo guided her on a journey to a world associated with Sirius. She did not describe the trip as conventional spaceflight. Instead, the account referred to a form of spiritual or “soul-body” transportation capable of crossing the roughly eight light-years between Earth and the Sirius system.
A Claimed Cosmic Identity
The feature says Pajuluoma believed she had been born on Earth to fulfill a cosmic mission. She reportedly described feeling alienated from ordinary earthly life and longing to return to the stars. Her account also stated that her unborn daughter, Mira, had been taken to Sirius C, where Pajuluoma said her mother and grandfather lived.
A third edition of the book appeared in 1995 under the title Vierailu Siriuksella, or Visit to Sirius, published by Saxxpress. The republication reportedly emphasized Pajuluoma’s interest in UFOs and extraterrestrial phenomena from childhood and identified her with the Finnish term tähteläiset, commonly translated as “star people.” Pajuluoma also produced poetry and prose, including the 1981 work Kuunsäde kämmenellä, or Moonbeam in the Palm.
Context and Evidence
The account is best understood as a record of Pajuluoma’s personal beliefs and reported experiences, rather than evidence that extraterrestrial travel or contact occurred. The supplied source does not provide scientific, governmental, or independently corroborated evidence supporting her claims. Astronomically, the Sirius system is established as consisting of the visible stars Sirius A and Sirius B; a confirmed “Sirius C” has not been established by mainstream astronomy. The archival photographs and publications may help document the cultural history of Finnish contactee beliefs, but they do not independently verify the events described.
The source material ends while discussing Pajuluoma’s later writings and provides no further details about her activities through 2013. It also includes no Reddit comments or responses that might show how readers interpreted the story. As presented, the case illustrates how UFO narratives can persist through books, personal testimony, photography and archival preservation, while underscoring the importance of distinguishing documented biographical facts from extraordinary claims that remain unverified.
