Indigo’s are:
• Strong-willed natural leaders (even though they may be unsure of themselves)
• Have an accurate inner truth-detector
• Blurt out the truth, even if it results in negative consequences for themselves
• Only respect people who are in integrity
• Don’t care about people’s titles, fame, or fortune – only care if someone is honest and trustworthy
• Often turn to addictions to deal with harsh energies
• Become counsellors to their friends
• VERY sensitive to energies, and often absorb other people’s negative energies
• System-busters, here to get rid of corrupt and antiquated systems
• Prone to anger
• Extremely sensitive to chemicals in foods, drink, and drugs, including having allergies
While the majority of Indigo’s were born in the 1970’s, you can be ANY age and be an Indigo.
(Thanks to my friend Cindy for this above description – My answer follows)
This may be said of Indigo’s, but they are preparing the world for the new values of “love, brotherhood, unity and integrity.” “Indigo children are “natural children in an unnatural world.”…their immune systems (physically and emotionally) aren’t able to assimilate the earthly toxins in food, water, air, toiletries, cleaning supplies, artificial lighting, and relationships. As they easily ‘pick up’ energies, it would be wise to teach them while still young how to keep themselves “clean” – and not just with soap and water (remember, these kids are unusually psychic and sensitive). “Cleansing” routines that work on the subconscious level are positive affirmations, visualisations, prayer, and mini-moments of meditative “time-out.” Internal realities are as powerfully real to these children as anything manifest in the external world around us.
Scientists have discovered huge links between ADHD and environmental toxins. Many Autistic and Asperger’s children have come to show us there is a different way of doing and being, and instead of drugging them because they are ‘different’ we need to try and understand them…
Adults often view an indigo as anti-social unless they are with other indigo’s. Often they feel lost and misunderstood, which causes them to go within.
They have a deep blue-coloured auric field, hence the name ‘indigo’…These children are different – more challenging, more intelligent, more confrontational, more intuitive, more spiritual, and in some cases even more violent – from any generation we have yet seen. This calls for a new and different way of parenting and schooling – outside of the old ways.
Many have brought major challenges from previous lifetimes they’re still working through. But once the lessons are learned and the patterns forgiven, they will join the ranks of the cosmic caring indigo.
The indigo child is here to bring us closer to our true essence. We think our minds are separate because of our bodies. These children know differently. A true indigo travels comfortably between worlds usually at night when we think they’re asleep.
Our thoughts and feelings are not our own. The truth is, we have forgotten who we are and how our minds are connected to each other. Indigo’s remember and have an inner knowing that far exceeds our psychic abilities.
“So often, these children appear to be difficult. They are frustrated and it’s frustrating for those around them. This represents a new consciousness arriving and the frustration is that you are seeing it as a problem instead of what it truly is… an evolvement of human nature.”
Humanity is becoming more aware and moving toward becoming sentient beings – aware of everything all at once all of the time….and we are being shown HOW by the Indigo children….it is time….Hugs, and Blessings, Barbara xxxxx
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