On Indigo Children
As mentioned before, I met a very interesting woman who
claimed to have one foot in the fifth dimension. She was very fascinating. I refer to her as the “highly spiritual”
lady. She could see through her “third eye.” She holds seminars on the subject. We had a very interesting conversation as you
can imagine.
This “highly spiritual” lady I spoke to mentioned Indigo
Children. I’d perhaps heard of it, but
hadn’t given it much credence before.
But I decided to look it up. It’s
the idea that a large number of unique children are being born into the world
with much more frequency. They are said
to be vibrating at a higher level. These
children are said to have indigo auras and to be much more in touch with the
universe and to possess special, unusual and sometimes almost supernatural
qualities; such as psychic abilities. Many of them are misdiagnosed with
autism, ADD and ADHD. The fact is
children are different these days. Yes,
I know it has a lot to do with the parents.
But even then there’s something going on that isn’t quite right; mass
autism, and wide spread gluten and peanut allergies? The wheat hasn’t changed nor has the
peanut. It’s us. It is believed by some people that our DNA is
changing. There is no proof of this and
the evidence is sketchy at best, but I always like to play the “what if” game. So, according to some New Age parents, it is
said these children are coming to earth to help us and to teach us things; to
help guide humanity into the next age. Coming
to earth? From where? I don’t know.
The lady alluded to another planet, as if they were older souls from
another part of the universe, from a society more advanced spiritually than
ours, incarnating into human bodies, but that’s getting into another bag all
together. For me though, it’s a
wonderful concept if anything. As a
storyteller, I love this kind of thing.
The qualities listed for these children are
interesting. Some are born with what the
old folks call a sense of entitlement, because they feel they are special. They almost expect you to realize how
important they are. They have more
confidence than most children today but way more than all children from the
past. They despise authority for the
sake of authority, for they believe we are all equal. Rules almost seem silly to them. They don’t like school because they know that
school is going about teaching them in the wrong ways, not giving them
real-life experiences, but instead instilling a worker slave mentality upon
them. They feel removed from the
rigidity of the structured world, for they see past structure. They are spontaneous. One huge problem with their feelings of
alienation is they often turn to drugs in their teens and early
adolescence. They first seek them for
mind expansion but easily become ensnared in the void of addiction. It’s a snare put in place by the forces
working against the better good. The
Indigos are considered systems busters.
And they believe the systems were put in place to hold us back and to
control us. That’s especially true of
economic systems. Most of them despise
money but some have figured out how to use the system to acquire wealth in
order to remove themselves from its burden.
They do things completely different than how it’s been done for years
and years. They break traditions, for
they see them as trivial and superstitious.
They don’t read books from cover to cover anymore, but they are usually
smarter than most people for they seek out their knowledge through a more
precise method. They have the internet
at their finger tips and they know how to use it. They prefer to guide their own education and
while they don’t do well in school, later in life, if they can stay focused and
not distracted by their own self-destructive pursuits, they will be the wisest among
us. They can be seen as anti-social
unless they are with other Indigos.
They refuse to be ruled by fear.
They act out because of this.
They are rebelling against a system that doesn’t make sense to
them. They are usually highly creative
and headstrong. And they are inheriting the earth soon. So say the New Age
parents of Indigo Children. Okay. That’s interesting. A bit much to digest but I thought it was
worth a look.
Skeptics of the Indigo Child Theory, and that includes most
people, claim parents who believe their children are Indigo are doing so as a
way to avoid considering psychiatric or pediatric diagnosis. “There’s nothing wrong with my child! She’s special!” It could be argued that it is wrong and
dangerous to justify disruptive and rebellious behavior from a child as being
symptoms of a higher consciousness. Sure
and that’s living in reality. But I’m a
fiction writer at heart, remember. I get to live outside of the system of
reality. Maybe I’m an Indigo Child? I can definitely identify with some of the
supposed qualities of the Indigos.
That’s why I found it most interesting, I suppose. I don’t know…
The “highly spiritual” lady told me that when the age of ego
dies and the age of Christ-like consciousness emerges, that is when we are
ready to move forward and to seek a more harmonious existence. And that age has begun, she told me. Perhaps our brains will start producing more
oxytocin, the chemical responsible for our feelings of love, trust and
compassion. Oxytocin is exclusive to
humans alone.
But there are those who seek to divide us. They benefit from us warring with each other. They created dogmas and politics. They are the ones who are purely ego
driven. They have to be in control and
they will do anything it takes to keep it.
We should realize we’re all truly equal.
No human should have dominion over another human. The only real tool they have is money,
influence and fear. But as I’ve said
before, we are born knowing right from wrong.
That’s been proven by years of study at Yale and other institutions. We all intuitively know it, despite what the
world has thrown down on us to alter our realities. We began to “think” instead
of “feel” and confused ourselves. Our
egos have gotten in the way of our instinctual understanding of morality. If a newborn baby is a clean slate, how
could it understand morality? Where does that knowledge come from if not from
the universe itself?
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