Am I an indigo Child I need answers help.

Before anyone wastes more server space Please research cold reading. A great book is cold reading for magicians. Indigo=fraud.

Then once you can see how you were cold read go and see the Amazing Randi"s 1 million dollar reward to anyone who can prove its not a fraud. Its cash money held in trust so if anyone can prove its not a scam they get it.

Don't kid yourselves because you want to feel special. Just be who you are and write this garbage off as a quick money con to sell books and seminars.

reply to post by Illahee


Very well put.

It's a scam. It's another thing for people to hold on to, to elevate their own self-esteem. It's sad.

To be compleatly honest with you kid. I'm not entirely sure your an indigo child. The term comes from an indigo aura. which just resinates from the third eye chakra. Now either you have some hidden potential or you just messed up whatever test you were taking. You want prof? Ok but your going to have to sit down for a little bit and focus. If your willing to do that then look up on how to see auras and you have to practice. Once you are able to somewhat of an aura post the reply, because to be honest with you I'm kind of curious as to what yours is.

peace,
DreaDz

While i do not believe that there is a sub human class of indigo, i do hope you find your questions.
just some advice don't follow people and let them put you into classification groups and tell you what you are and what you are to become.

Remember leaders are made not born.
we are all born children then via our experiances we learn values of life (some of us) and then we turn out the people that we have chosen to become.

a leader is not selfish arrogant or superior, they are people who are just like us but have the power and compashen to lead there brothers and sisters on the battle fields, in spirital guidance and maters of the heart
that is a leader not a rebellious child .

Originally posted by Conspiracy Theorist06
I meet all or most of the requirements of that of an indigo child. but i'm not sure what it means to be one. The school part of indigo is all right. I fit into everyone of those categories. Is this going against my religion, should I tell my parents?

[edit on 29-8-2005 by Conspiracy Theorist06]

[edit on 14-9-2005 by John bull 1]

I may have posted in here a couple years ago, but I would just like to reassure you that you are not an indigo child, simply because no such thing exists.

i understand where you are coming from but im an indigo and i would never think of myself as more important then anyone else. Dont let one stupid person push you to believe or think something.im not a bad person. and i hope you dont think we are just trying to get attention, most of us aren't .
-Rachel(age 13)

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If certain people want to and/or have reason to believe in the presence of "Indigo Children", what does it matter to you personally? It seems as though you not only disagree with this theory, but that it actually angers you. So, who really needs a reality check? Those that want to find meaning in there life and feel special? Or those who are angered by people (they don't even know) having these notions? It seems to me to be the latter. Instead of spending your time on blogging about something you don't agree with, maybe you should start blogging on a thread in something you do believe in. Although, it could be that your challanging and questioning and determination make you exactly what you don't believe in...an Indigo.

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us most. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented and fabulous? Actually who are you not to be? You are a child of the universe. You were born to manifest the glory of the universe that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone.
-MARIANNE WILLIAMSON

A clairvoyant once told me that i was an indigo child. Should i believe him?

I'm replying for the person that created this board. I meet all the requirements of an Indigo child. Rage problems, part of the "gifted" program in 3rd-5th grade.
All I know is if the whole 2012 thing is exact, most of 'us' will have to step up and change the world. I'm not ashamed or scared, because each and every person on Earth could change history and unfold the story of humanity. Hey, look I just made a requirement. Talking maturely. First of all, I started out weird and nobody would hang out with me then I met my friends, and they were just like me though. Misunderstood, natural leaders, and we all have problems with rage. I not planning on telling my parents they might me thrown in a mental institution. It's not you're fault, this is clearly a sign of brilliance. Thank you, anybody who takes time out of their life to read this.

--An Indigo Child, like you

reply to post by Conspiracy Theorist06


We as Indigo's are here to enforce love and balance on this planet! We
are "system buster's". We are here to unify people and teach them that
we are all one. Therefore we accept all religions. there is nothing wrong
with having a loyalty to a religion you have grown up with in your family!
If you embody the "Indigo message" then you will not be in conflict with
religion or anything else yet you will push our truth forward as it is is our genes! I invite you to read the book "The Divinci Method" by Garret LaPorto! Perhaps one day many Indigo's will gather and really start to transform this world!)

Originally posted by Nygdan
There are no requirements for indigo children, its just something new agey types have made up to make themselves feel special.

Haha, well said. Delusions of grandeur from the ranks of the average. Just another turd in the punch bowl. Let's keep the line moving, people. Enjoy your yoga, hang that indian dream catcher from your rear view mirror, pretend that your cat loves you, roll your eyes at "the establishment", wear heavy makeup, and for god's sake, take yourself seriously - because damnit, you're special.

[edit on 29-7-2008 by Guidance.Is.Internal]

Listen up buster and listen up good:

You is what you is!
And you ain't what you ain't.

No one can add to that, and no one can take away from that.
You become what you make yourself.

You make yourself what you become by practicing it.
Whatever you practice is what you become.

No I don't mean that if you jump in the air and flap like a bird you will learn to fly! Back to the first rule You is what you is and ain't what you ain't. You ain't a damn bird.

If you practice something you will fail at, no matter how much you practice, you will not become that thing. You will become what you practiced, over and over. Failing!

Be proud of who you are and what you can do. No matter how small, and no matter how large. There will always be people who do that or other things better than you. Maintain a humble but proud self image.

Never, Never, Never Ever listen to low self esteem creeps who say things like. Mr. Bigshot, you think you're better than everyone else!

They do this to try and make you feel smaller than them and they feel microscopically insignificant.

You are a human being and that makes you as important as any other. No man knows the measure of another mans worth. And no I don't mean that in a sexist sense. This is as true for girls as guys.

You do not know the measure of yourself, until you reach the end of this life. Consider it slow revelation. If you don't like yourself. Practice the qualites which you find yourself lacking in. Claim them and they will be yours. Do not try. Trying is permission to fail. Doing is doing. Only doing is doing. Trying is failing. Just be who you want yourself to be. Choose good things and others will respect you, not everyone, but people who respect the same qualities. The people who count most to your values.

Originally posted by Cyberbian
Maintain a humble but proud self image.

Pride is analogous to the instinctive drive seen in animals .. to fight for survival at all cost .. despite the reality of the situation .. a dumb, blind, ingrained, automatic mechanism. An ape with a broken arm, a buck with a broken leg, a lion with a smashed jaw - what they all have in common is that they never yield.

In modern man, it's more of a pathetic self-deception .. one that does serve a purpose, however .. allowing for the weak to maintain a baseline of self-esteem and willpower to pursue whatever goals he sets for himself .. however futile those endeavors might be. When you say you're proud, all I hear is "I'm something special". Maybe, but probably not.

reply to post by Guidance.Is.Internal


Pride is the respect for oneself that is all to frequently demand by society that we lavish upon others. As in self respect.

You are saying that people should be without self respect. Without dignity. Without a healthy ego. Yes there is another word, ego!

Alchoholics and drug addicts achieve the egoless prideless state, just before they die lieing on a lawn in the freezing rain, because they think too little of themselves anymore to get up and save themselves. Is this the state of being you find healthy?

I have seen enough to tell you that you are pedantic, and inexperienced.

When you have personally participated in the extremities of human existance you can then consider chastising me. Until then listen attentively and show respect. You have only managed to show hippocracy in exemplifying what you admonish.

[edit on 30-7-2008 by Cyberbian]

Originally posted by Cyberbian
Pride is the respect for oneself that is all to frequently demand by society that we lavish upon others. As in self respect.

You are saying that people should be without self respect. Without dignity. Without a healthy ego. Yes there is another word, ego!

I don't think even you understand what you mean. Now pride is self-respect?

Alchoholics and drug addicts achieve the egoless prideless state, just before they die lieing on a lawn in the freezing rain, because they think too little of themselves anymore to get up and save themselves. Is this the state of being you find healthy?

So you're saying that chemical addiction is actually an "egoless prideless state"? Admit it, you don't even really believe what you're saying .. it sounds nice, but doesn't make any sense. Alcoholics come in many different packages, and endulge in drinking for a variety of reasons. Some have emotional problems, some love the experience-enhancing effect, some love the rage, others like the relaxation.

Of course, your argument is rather silly. I could find an extreme case of someone who is "prideful" and make an even more compelling argument.

I have seen enough to tell you that you are pedantic, and inexperienced.

When you have personally participated in the extremities of human existance you can then consider chastising me. Until then listen attentively and show respect. You have only managed to show hippocracy in exemplifying what you admonish.

I'm not chastising you, and I'm not going to automatically show respect to someone, especially when they're not making sound arguments! Perhaps it is you who should do the listening?