Whenever I drive down Rt 89A to Sedona from Flagstaff, I always feel as though it is the closest thing on this planet to going down Alice in Wonderland’s rabbit hole to this weird size and shape-shifting world of Cheshire Cats and Mad Hatters (all of whom I can relate to as a very open indigo adult). 🙂
After conversing with them a bit, it struck me that the gentleman was a bit darker than the energy I typically find in Sedona. Spiritual… Yes, but something about him seemed not deliberately dark but a little like Puck from Shakespeare’s Mid Summer Night’s Dream.
I believe that much of the peace that indigo adults and children were sent to create (or destroy, depending on how aligned the indigo is) is directly related to the indigo adult’s psychic mind and inherent psychic abilities and sensitivities.
What are The Indigo Adults? “Indigos” (Indigo Children and Indigo Adults) are traditionally defined as people that were born starting in the 1970’s (though some will say as early as the 1950’s) that have common traits regardless socio-economic standards, lifestyles and classes. These traits are in kids all over the world… and from all circumstances …
Through our interactions with people (especially for “givers”), both indigo adults and muggles tend to leave energy behind as we, in physical form, keep going through life.
Occasionally, as indigo adults, we find ourselves with a bad headache or migraine, or feelings or urges that are a typical of our normal M.O.
On a different note, interesting about your meditation. I can feel when things are sticking to me, too. I usually create a “bubble” around me (again, I know this sounds wacky, but…) and say “all energy that is not my own, I command you out of my field.” I try to do this once in the morning and once at night. When I do it on a regular basis, I become so acute about outside energy that I can actually feel it pull out of my field.
This is terminology that I have used to describe the experiences I have as an indigo adult. There really isn’t a language for some of the experiences I’ve had, or a succinct way to say the things that I have perceived without creating my own personal label for it. That’s ok, though, because that is …
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This is terminology that I have used to describe the experiences I have as an indigo adult. There really isn’t a language for some of the experiences I’ve had, or a succinct way to say the things that I have perceived without creating my own personal label for it. That’s ok, though, because that is …
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When it comes to indigo adults, some of us tend to “hear” stuff more clearly than our muggle counterparts. I woke up this morning to the song “(I can’t Get No) Satisfaction” by The Rolling Stones. I’m a fan of The Stones and really like this song, but generally not when I’m being woken up …
