The Evolution of Indigo Children, Indigo Adults and Crystal Beings

i can relate to so much of

Wind Roost — Jan 07, 2010

i can relate to so much of it, but its just difficult to "diagnose" myself as being an indigo. it's only a title it seems... sure, i relate to most of the characteristics and have felt those ways throughout my adolescence, but i don't think its fair to call myself one if it isnt certain.

i could call myself an athlete because im in shape and am good at playing sports when i choose to or am recruited (i used to in my earlier years) but i do not participate in any organized or recreational sports these days.
[a skateboarding lifestyle stole me away from the team/coach sports..]

so, i fit the mold, but am i really "one of them" ?

...i believe so, in my own way.

ps- i qualify as being a starseed ;)
http://in5d.com/are-you-a-starseed.html

all apply (except 14) and a few im unsure of..

kinda vague

technoshaman88 — Jan 10, 2010

i find this video a little all over the place. it kind of comes off like a Jeff Foxworthy routine: if you like nirvana but hate government tyranny, you might be an indigo. if you prefer meditating on your chakral body over watching college football, you might be an indigo. references are made to possible genetic abnormalities, psychic abilities, but they're all vague. surely i'm not being told that the indigos are by definition those music fans that followed the grunge movement into punk-rock, so what exactly is an indigo? this film suggests many things with which the indigos may be associated, but makes little effort to answer this question definitively.

It's good for those who

Ingo — Mar 13, 2010

It's good for those who understand the material (indigos) :) hehe

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