Could You Be an Indigo Child Too?

Summary

The article discusses the concept of Indigo Children, their characteristics, and the possibility that individuals with certain spiritual and creative traits may identify as one.

Abstract

The article "Could You Be an Indigo Child Too?" explores the idea of Indigo Children, a term coined in the 70s by Nancy Ann Toppe, who believed these children possessed a unique indigo aura indicative of heightened spiritual awareness. Indigo Children, born from 1978 onwards, are described as old souls with strong spiritual intelligence, creativity, and empathetic abilities. They often feel out of place and are driven by a mission to inspire healing and spiritual awareness. The article also references a study suggesting a correlation between Indigo Children and ADHD diagnoses, emphasizing the high expectations these individuals have for themselves and their desire to effect societal change through their talents and spiritual journeys.

Opinions

The author of the article identifies with the traits of an Indigo Child and believes in their mission to spread consciousness and facilitate societal transformation.
There is a belief that Indigo Children have reincarnated with the purpose of saving humanity from self-destructive behaviors.
The article suggests that the spiritual evolution of Indigo Children may manifest in ways that align with modern diagnoses such as ADHD.
The author expresses a personal commitment to using their writing as a means to aid in the healing and self-love of others, which is seen as part of the Indigo Child's mission.
The article implies that the Indigo Children's characteristics, such as being highly intuitive or psychic, are evidence of their spiritual advancement and role in inspiring change.

How to know if you may be an Indigo Child and share these characteristics.

Were you always more spiritually aware than most from a young age? Have you often been described as an old soul? Very intuitive or even psychic? Are you creative, but have a deep desire to use your talent to inspire healing and spiritual awareness in others? If so, you may be a fellow Indigo Child.

The term Indigo Child was first used in the 70s by a spiritualist named Nancy Ann Toppe. She claimed to see people’s auras. She noticed more and more children that seemed unusually spiritually evolved all had the same indigo color as their aura. The color indigo is the color of the third eye chakra, which represents psychic intuition, clairvoyance and out-of-body experiences, like astral projection. Indigo’s are thought to have reincarnated to Earth to save humanity from the ways they are living, which is also destroying mankind.

Indigo children are said to have been born starting from 1978 to 80. They are old and/or lost souls, never feeling as if they belong. Indigo children appear to have a strong spiritual intelligence, even from a young age. They are creative and extremely passionate about their craft. That also comes with high expectations for themselves. They are usually considered empaths as well. What really caught my attention was results from a study that was based on a book by a psychic Doreen Virtue, The Care And Feeding Of Indigo Children. Research showed that the spiritually evolved children had a high percentage of being diagnosed with ADHD. Other characteristics include:

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I didn’t discover what Indigo Children were until maybe a year ago, after my awakening. I related to the characteristics a lot. After the spiritual awakening and newfound knowledge, I also decided to finally put myself out there and start blogging. My spiritual journey is always my go to for writing, as well as experiences that have shaped me into who I am today. The good and bad. Indigos are said to have a mission to spread consciousness and awaken souls on Earth for a major change to society. I may be an Indigo, or maybe I’m just out there. But if I could leave any type of legacy, it would be to aid in the healing and self love of others. If writing is my way to do so, I will never give it up.