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I've come to understand that there are people (children or once-children) that have natually strong psionic powers. They are often diagnosed with things like ADD, ADHD, and autism. They are often not sociable unless with people llike them.. or not at all. Mystics and Psychics tend to pick up their aural signature right away and describe its colour as indgo, from which the phenominon gets its name.


I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 6 (I'm 20 now). Conveiniently, I have come to be very interetsed in the paranormal and have always felt that there is a God, there is life elsewhere itn the Universe, and that there is by far more to this reality than meets the eye. I'm not saying I'm an Indigo, as I don't really know for sure. Has anyone ever heard of this?

Research the subject. It'll make sense. Wikipedia will never steer you worng.

I'm just like everything you describe... except for the suger/caffiene-induced hyperactivity. Caffiene makes me calmer and makes me feel good more than it makes me hyper. I can drink a whole pot of coffee and then go to sleep.

I was carrying on adult conversations when I was only 7... I was reading big books and spoke with a rather large vocabulay when I probably should still have been reading Dr. Seuss. Nto to brag or anything, but I'm not sure if that has any special meaning other than just growing up to be a nerd...

Indigo Children. What does this mean? Indigos are:





* Strong-willed



* Born in the mid to late 70's or later



* Headstrong



* Creative, with an artistic flair for music, jewelry-making, poetry, etc.



* Prone to addictions



* An old soul, as if you're 13 going on 43



* Intuitive or psychic, possibly with a history of seeing angels or deceased people



* An isolationist, either through aggressive acting-out, or through fragile introversion



* Independent and proud, even if you constantly ask others (i.e. your parents) for money



* In possession of a deep desire to help the world in a big way



* Wavering between low self-esteem and grandiosity



* Easily bored



* Prone to insomnia, restless sleep, nightmares, or difficulty/fear of falling asleep



* Has a history of depression, even suicidal thoughts or attempts



* Looking for real, deep, and lasting friendships



* Easily bonded with plants and animals






Indigo Children represent a special breed of individuals who have come to our planet to bestow us with their gifts. They're here to change our political, educational, nutritional, family, and other systems. They're also here to help all of us reach our potential by becoming more natural and more intuitive.

Yet there are some people who resent the change these children represent. They would like the school system to remain in its present state, and they'd like the Indigo Children to comply. Since you can't force Indigo Children to do anything, and they see coercion as a form of dishonest manipulation, drugging is being used as an insidious method of making the Indigo Child "fit in."

Indigo Children are often labeled ADD or ADHD, meaning that they either have Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit with Hyperactivity Disorder, respectively. But these children aren't disordered - the world they're trying to fit into is! It's filled with unnaturalness and dishonesty.

In our modern world, people lie to themselves and each other subsisting on processed food and dirty air. Each day, they go to jobs they hate and detach from their underlying feelings of discontentment. These children, on the other hand, aren't equipped with the ability to dissociate and lie to themselves. They're incredibly telepathic and have too much integrity to betray themselves. In a way Indigo Children are healthy role models for all of us.

Some of the most common behavioral patterns of Indigos (according to Jan Tober, co-author of THE INDIGO CHILDREN):



1) They come into the world with a feeling of royalty (and often act like it).
2) They have a feeling of "deserving to be here," and are surprised when others don't share that.
3) Self-worth is not a big issue. They often tell the parents "who they are."
4) They have difficulty with absolute authority (authority without explanation or choice).
5) They simply will not do certain things; for example, waiting in line is difficult for them.
6) They get frustrated with systems that are ritual oriented and don't require creative thought.
7) They often see better ways of doing things, both at home and at school, which makes them seem like "system busters" (nonconforming to any system).
cool They seem antisocial unless they're with their own kind. If there are no others of like consciousness around them, they often turn inward, feeling like no other human understands them. School is often difficult for them socially.
9) They will not respond to "guilt" discipline ("Wait until your father gets home.")
10) They aren't shy about letting you know what they need.



Please note that this was not written by me. I'm merely quoting. I hope it helps you understand Indigo Children a little better.

DONT CALL YOURSELF A NERD! evil "Nerd" and "Geek" are terms that unintelligent people use to project on intelligent and educated people their own inferiority complexes!

Ash? Could you please break up you posts a little. They're very hard to read in when there aren't any breaks. Thank you.

I've never heard of that theory before but yes I am dyslexic.

When I was much younger (about 18 years ago) they did not seem to diagnosed ADHD much, but I'm pretty sure that if they did I would have been put on so many drugs I would have been a zombie. I was pretty luck that my Mum cut all extra sugar and E numbers out of my diet and that seemed to work just as well.

I'm glad I read this, because this kinda makes me curious. I was diagnosed with ADHD, Depression, and bi polar disorder, so I'm supposed to take 5 pills a day.