THE APPEARANCE OF INDIGO
Previously, science believed that since the appearance of Homo Sapiens on Earth, evolution has stopped. Indeed, since then not a single new biological species has arisen. But perhaps right now we are witnessing an evolutionary leap - and in the development of our own species!
Indigos are more creative, more independent than ordinary children and adolescents - and suffer much more from loneliness and misunderstanding. They cannot be treated the same way as ordinary people. They do not like to obey and do not seek to obey. They inspire admiration, fear and curiosity.
HOW DO INDIGO LOOK?
Outwardly, Indigos are no different from other people. Perhaps with their eyes - they have a bright and wise look, regardless of the color of the eyes. Already in the first months of life, unlike other newborns who at this time are not yet able to focus their gaze, Indigo children can focus on individual objects and gaze at them intently.
People who see the color of the aura notice that Indigos have an aura of a different color. Actually, because of the aura, they got their name. They have a deep blue aura *, also called indigo.
* Aura (lat. Aura - breath, breeze, breeze) - a manifestation of the soul and spirit of a person; a luminous shell, visible during supersensible perception, surrounding the human body.
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WHAT ABILITIES DO YOU HAVE?
Indigos have a variety of abilities that go beyond the skills and capabilities of the average person. Indigos sense each other, wherever they are, and the distance does not matter. Some can communicate telepathically with others like themselves and others.
Indigos are able to receive information from the noosphere - the information field of our planet, as well as from Space, they can see the internal organs of a person, read a book with their palms or even feet, recall their previous incarnations in detail.
In addition, some of them have special immunity. In the early nineties, a boy was born to HIV-infected parents in the United States. Tests have shown that the child is also infected. But tests taken from him at the age of six showed that the infection had disappeared without a trace. Moreover, subsequent studies yielded amazing results: the cells taken from the boy were affected by various viruses and remained immune. Then the scientists decided to conduct a DNA analysis. Human DNA contains 64 codons - the carrier of genetic information, and only 20 of them are constantly “working”. It turned out that this boy had 24 codons working, ie. 4 more codons than an ordinary person.
The combination of abilities is deeply individual for each Indigo. The only common thing is that these abilities are unusual.
DO ALL INDIGO LIKE EACH OTHER?
American psychologist Lee Carroll, in his book "Indigo Children", described four types of Indigo children and their life programs:
1. Humanists. In the future, they will become doctors, lawyers, teachers, sailors, businessmen, politicians, scientists. Extremely sociable, they can have long and friendly conversations with anyone on any topic. They are hyperactive, and for this reason are clumsy, sometimes running into a wall. As a child, they don't understand how to play with only one toy. They shake the contents out of all the boxes, and then they can play, or they may not touch anything at all. Getting them to clean a room is almost impossible.
2. Conceptualists. The most common type. Future engineers, architects, designers, cosmonauts, military men, pilots, travelers. They have a good physique, dexterity, aspirations and aptitude for leaders. In childhood, the objects of control of boys most often become their own mothers, girls - their fathers. If they lose their parent, it creates a problem in their life. Such Indigos in adolescence are prone to bad habits, especially drugs. Parents should observe their behavior very closely, and when they start hiding things or say something like “don't come into my room” it doesn't hurt to find out what they are hiding.
3. Artists. The smallest type for today. It is difficult for them to survive in modern conditions. They are very sensitive and vulnerable, they have a graceful physique. Whichever area of human activity they turn to, they always remain creative. If they go into medicine, they make good surgeons. In art, they become outstanding actors. At the age of 4-10, "artists" can try themselves in a dozen types of creative activity, learn to play five or six different instruments at the same time, but upon reaching adolescence, they choose one of them and achieve high degrees of skill.
Living in all dimensions. They can be bully and bully because they are much larger than the other three types and do not know how to adapt. These children know everything and everything. Already in infancy, they teach their own parents, and always try to do everything themselves. Outstanding personalities grow out of such know-it-alls. These are the people who bring new philosophies and new religions into the world.
WHEN DID THE FIRST INDIGOS COME?
The first Indigo Children began to be born in the late 70s of the twentieth century. Then there were only a few of them. In the 80s, they were 15%. Since then, there have been more and more of them. According to some estimates, there are now about 60 million Indigos on our planet. There are no official statistics.
Psychologist Irina Gryaznova cites the following figures: today among 50-year-olds indigo - 1%, among 30-year-olds - 10, and among 12-year-olds - 25%.
WHY DID THEY COME TO EARTH?
In ancient Greece, on the gates of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, there was an inscription “Know thyself”. It seems that Indigos came into the world in order to fulfill this covenant, penetrate into the worlds of their own consciousness and master the capabilities of their psyche: to learn how to control thoughts and feelings, to control the work of subtle bioenergetic structures - and to teach this to other people. At least those who will be capable of perceiving new knowledge. Indigo's mission is to return the lost harmony to the world.
WHAT IS INDIGO DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS?
Indigos differ from ordinary teenagers in behavior. They are internally contradictory, they combine love for people and aggressiveness, naivety and resourcefulness, a passionate craving for some knowledge and complete disinterest in others. They do not recognize authorities and do not want to follow the rules. They have a developed sense of their own worth, which often annoys others.
Indigos can seem completely uncommunicative, If they are not understood, they withdraw into themselves. At school, they find it difficult to master the general educational program, despite the fact that they have enormous intellectual potential.
They perceive reality differently. In some cases, they offer completely unexpected solutions to problems that others do not see. But at the same time, in everyday life they can look helpless - this is the flip side of their non-standardness. At the same time, what they are interested in, they grasp at a glance, and are well versed in digital technologies.
DOES INDIGO HAVE ANY PROBLEMS?
Yes, and sometimes quite serious. They adapt less well to society. Do not learn generally accepted norms of behavior. At the same time, they refuse to "correct" and "admit their mistakes." Despite the fact that their intellectual level is high, the general education program is often given to them with difficulty. Guided by their own internal criteria, Indigos divide knowledge into necessary and unnecessary - and the latter completely refuse to perceive. It is difficult for them to pass exams - they do not understand at all why they have to report to someone.
For the normal development of Indigos, it is extremely important to be in the circle of his own kind, the same Indigo as himself, and people who treat them with understanding.
IS INDIGO DANGEROUS?
Indigos themselves are not dangerous. They have no destructive goals. But if the world pushes them away, or tries to impose or punish them in an unusual way, this can cause an aggressive reaction. In the recent past, four similar incidents occurred in the United States and Europe: children shot their classmates and teachers. All of these children are said to have been Indigos. Wednesday did not accept them - and they took revenge.
If you try to deceive Indigo, he becomes aggressive. It is extremely difficult, and sometimes impossible, to regain his trust after that. Indigos are observant and smart, they know the weak points of their parents and others and can use this for manipulation. However, they do not feel remorse. Indigos are confident that they have a special mission, and if they get in the way, they sweep away obstacles, stopping at nothing.
ARE THERE ANY FAMOUS INDIGOS?
One of the modern indigo is the actor Orlando Bloom, who played the elf Legolas in The Lord of the Rings and Will Turner in Pirates of the Caribbean. He was born in the UK on 13 January 1977. His mother was an extraordinary and versatile woman - she tried her hand at prose, ran a language school for foreign students, and was engaged in business. Orlando lost his father at the age of four. A family friend, Colin Stone, helped his mother raise little Orlando and his sister (later his mother admitted that he was Orlando's biological father). Help was really needed, and serious - as a child, Orlando suffered from dyslexia: a lively and quick-witted boy read very badly and did not speak very well. Although he coped well with math tasks. Fortunately, he had many other hobbies: photography, theater,horseback riding. He started his acting career early, participating in school productions. At the age of twenty, Orlando first appeared on the silver screen in the movie "Wilde", having played before that in several television series. And since 2002 ("The Lord of the Rings") real glory awaited him. A surprising coincidence: Orlando Bloom is not only indigo in a psychological sense, it is also his astrological color.
Among the indigo are also called actress Oksana Akinshina, actor and TV presenter Ivan Urgant, pianist Polina Osetinskaya, composer Igor Vdovin, journalist Yevgeny Kiselev.