Gaia: The Indigo Crystal - Home of Indigo & Crystal Children

Moderator Reincarnate

http://Foxy.gaia.com — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 19:52:20 GMT

After a long absence I have returned.

I beg the forgiveness of each and every member here because I have
neglected this wonderful group and the promise it holds to change the
world.

I request your help in keeping myself engaged in the promise of this
group. My world is full of distractions like Burning Man, the local San
Diego Pagan community, college and more. I can lose myself in the Circ-du-Soliel-esc life that I lead.

What we do is important! Together we can change the world.

Re: StarPeople Attributes

http://druidcircle.gaia.com — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:02:47 GMT

Hi Miriam

Joined Gaia just over 4 weeks ago, really enjoying it and making connections.

I see the brightly coloured dots of light too and sometimes auras and light balls on occasion.

I'm into all kinds of lightwork, crystals, very creative etc Don't really know my category - but I did join Starseed Sanctuary and am very into looking at galaxies and how astrology works. I love nature and feel a good connection. My son(22) is sensitive as I am, so too are my parents, particularly my mum.

Thanks for posting

Taikunping(spirit name for Gaia)

Indigo and Crystal Children Articles Needed

http://blissquest.gaia.com — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 14:24:22 GMT

Hello,

As most of you know I have a website called www.BlissQuest.com. On this page I have an Articles Page through Wordpress. I am getting really good traffic on it so far, but I have noticed that the one article I have on Indigo & Crystal Children is read ALOT daily. (Which proves the point that we all know, people want to know more about that subject)

So I am putting out a call to everyone here that if you have more articles on Indigos or Cyrstal children, I would love to post it on my site with a link back to your personal pages.

If you have any other articles that would fit, I would love them as well :) Check out what I need and the vibe of what I am doing here:
http://blissquest.wordpress.com/

You can email me directly at lisab@blissquest.com

Thanks you guys!
Lisa

Re: StarPeople Attributes

http://miriamangeldancer.gaia.com — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 08:26:07 GMT

Thanks for sharing this, Amy. I've read about these attributes before, and immediately felt that 'yes, this is me!). Pretty much the only thing I don't resonate with is the nocturnal tendencies, as I'm diurnal... but I do love watching the moon and stars at night!

I haven't had an NDE either but OBE's as a child, and in particular one massive OBE at the age of 6 when I visited the spirit world.

It's a shame this pod isn't more active. I too am an indigo, and my eldest and my youngest are both crystal children. It would be nice to be able to support each other in helping these children develop their gifts.

Yesterday, I was able to teach my six year old daughter how to regulate her clairvoyance, as she was getting a bit annoyed with all the movement and colours that nobody else seemed to be able to see.

It all started because she asked me if she could have glasses and I asked her why... She described seeing dots of light moving about rapidly in the sky (orgone)... I told her I see them too, and that it's normal even though a lot of people can't see them. Then she told me what colours she saw around me (the usual ones I'm told about when I go for aura readings) and all the different things she sees when she closes her eyes.

When I asked if she could describe the colours of my guides, she did so very quickly, accurately and easily. She was grateful that I showed her how to close her third eye down and ground afterwards.

I'm so proud of my baby girl who is clearly a lot more clairvoyant than I am. I lean towards clairaudience and clairsentience, but love developing all my clairs...

Big love to all!

What is the Good Soil for the Indigo Children to Sprout.

http://Miho.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 13:13:59 GMT

Hello dear all! I am 22 years old and I am quite interested in new generation that is coming. My keen interest is due to my strong urge to think of ways to contribute to the process of creation of divine society.

Indigo children are out there, no doubt and for me a very important task is to think of ways of how to create the right environment or how to reach these children so that they can unfold their potential and how not to supress these wonderful qualities they are born with. There is a movie The Indigo Evolution, which I highly recommend and I hope that we will come out with great ideas about how to save these children as they are.

I believe some of the ideas we are going to come out with will be higly apreciated when the fruit is ripe or when the time come and that is very close!

StarPeople Attributes

http://AmyStormGoddess.gaia.com — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 22:44:36 GMT

This came to me from my online friend Olena Gill, who just finished her second book called, The Indigo Survival Guide, and thought it would be an interesting adjunct to my introduction. My name is Amy, I am an adult Indigo, and I have a Crystal child - Our journey together is the most intense and spiritually poignant thing I could have never imagined.

There are also Scouts, Cusps, Rainbow types and some others emerging as we get closer and closer to our time of mass enlightenment, all of whom are commonly referred to as StarPeople. Looking at these attributes it is much easier, I think to determine which ones do NOT apply, rather than which do, to ourselves and our children. Enjoy!

StarPeople Attributes by Brad Steiger

97% have hypersensitivity to sound, light , odors
93% have pain in the neck area
92% feel a tremendous sense of urgency to fulfill their missions
90%have experienced a sense of oneness with the universe
92% have body temperatures lower than the norm
86% believe in miracles
84% adversely affected by high humidity
94% have chronic sinusitis
78% believe they have lived on another planet and can tell you about it
76% have past life memories and believe in reincarnation
75% have clairvoyance, clairaudience
74% report out of body experiences
72% claim to have had illumination experiences
71% have difficulty dealing with or expressing emotions
87% have swollen or painful joints
65% are female / 35% are male
63% experience white light during meditation
60% are aware of spirit guides
57% can perceive auras
57% have made prophetic statements or experienced prophetic dreams or visions
55% report an intense religious experience
55% have had near death experiences
50% believe they receive communications from a higher source
50% have accomplished dramatic healings on themselves and others
50% have seen a ghost
42% have connected with a deceased loved one
40% admit to having invisible playmates in childhood
38% practice automatic writing
38% have been visited by an angel
37% have survived a life-threatening illness
34% have 'extra' or transitional verterbrae
14% witness the activities of fairies

Most are aware of parallel existence at this time in other worlds
All believe in life on other planets.
Their eyes have a compelling quality.
They tend to have unusual magnetism or personal charisma.
They are sensitive to electromagnetic fields.
Most suffer from unexplainable fatigue.
They are attentive to the moon and its phases.
They are interested and active in holistic healing arts.
They enjoy being alone quite a bit, and enjoy nighttime hours.
Dissatisfied with traditional jobs.
Unexplainable tone ringing or pitch in one ear.
Most love all kinds of animals.
The pursuit of money is not a primary goal of life.
Many wind up depressed and on medications.
Many do past life regressions to discover soul path.
They have a feeling of being in waiting mode.
Many have problems breathing, or oddities like a rare blood type.
Many direly miss the qualities and abilities they had when they lived off this planet, like telepathy, teleportation, soul mate connection, longer and healthier lives and less negativity.

All this has been identified, makes total sense in my life, and what I have chosen as a career path! AND most Star types have some difficulty reconciling their expressions of sexuality with spirituality, choosing either promiscuity or celibacy, and not much in between. I have been there, too. Which is why tantra, divine feminine principles attract me so much, leading me to where I am now as a teacher and leader.

All Love
Amy

Re: Greetings!

http://marcymarcymarcy.gaia.com — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 02:09:49 GMT

I am so excited to find this pod! It looks like no one's really done or said much for about six months or so... Please come back. I am the Indigo mother of an Indigo son, with an Indigo best friend who also has an Indigo son. Things get pretty crazy when we hang out together!

Re: Timing

http://Foxy.gaia.com — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 16:53:56 GMT

You have an excellent point. Even some of my most beloved and trusted friends occasionally warn me ahead of time to be on my best behavior at certain functions or when meeting certain people, they don't want me to say or do anything weird or shocking.
I am looking foward to the day that I can attend an All I.C.R persons event. I think it will be fascinating to be with people who don't see the things I say and do as "weird." In the context of a gathering like that what has been labeled as "weird" becomes "normal." I believe that interaction between I.C.R people will look very different from the norm. One of the first predictions I will make is that an I.R.C gathering will produce a kind of emotional ettiquite, since I.R.C's are quite empathic. Beyond that, I can scarcely imagine the possibilities!

Re: Indigo emotions in the mundane world

http://Foxy.gaia.com — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 16:38:49 GMT

I just had a perfect demonstration of my two way empathic capability. Two days ago on thursday my company left work at 10am to go to the beach. The company had pre-arranged some teamwork building games, with prizes for the winners. I was notifed two days earlier that I had been assigned to team 3. The teams were spread out across departments so most of the people I had never met before. A nice lady from accounting named Kathy was elected captain. However I had been sharing an e-mail correspondence with her that morning that was infused with the wildness that I feel so often as an indigo. She decided to hand the captaincy to me, thats when things went berzerk! We were required to come up with a strategy for the games despite the fact that we did not know what the games were going tro be. This is what my team strategy, announced in front of the entire company was:

"We are here to suck the life force out of each and every one of you mere mortals in order to feed our Army of Winged Monkeys. You have been warned, don't come crying to us about it later."

I got the team to wear horns and warpaint. Our team chant became, "Kill, Krush, Destroy!" Which was chanted throught the day.

We routed the rest of the company, including the CEO's team. We won everything by handsome margins, no other team even came close. The next day, my team members were all incredibly sore! I realized then that these people probably had not played full-on in many years. Some even told me so! They shared with me that they may never have felt energy like that in their entire lives!

This is the first time for me I have effectively channeled emotional energy into a group. Afterwards I discovered that one of my group is a born-again christian. I am amazed that he was willing to go along with my 'evil minions' theme, but he did and had a great time!

I do realize that this ability can be abused. I choose to be very careful how I apply it

Re: Indigo emotions in the mundane world

Sat, 30 Sep 2006 14:31:47 GMT

I have run into many ppl who do just that, my ex husband for one. Many lawyers I've known do it conciously (sp) to manipulate the jury, strippers do it to get more $$ (Atleast the really successful ones), some phychiatrists/therapists, my mother is a master at it. Not all empaths are good, or even neutral, many are downright evil. I did an article for a mag once about blood path practitioners, this being one of the ways they get their victims. There's LOTs of nasty unscrupulous empaths out there, sad to say!

Re: Indigo emotions in the mundane world

http://wanderingbutterfly.gaia.com — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 07:51:41 GMT

Thanks Sun!

I must be a one-way empath who only picks up on other peoples energy. But I have noticed how many people use emotions to manipluate other people. do you think that people who do abuse that are not all two-way empaths? I probably sound a bit naive here but I just cant believe that people would use emotion in a negative way on purpose?

Re: Timing

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 11:24:34 GMT

I wonder if it's because so many parents don't let their ICR children be themselves that we seldom meet any others. My sister used to tell my ICR niece "Don't be weird!" when she was younger, and after a couple of years of me telling my sister "Don't be our mother!", she finally lleft my neice alone, and the child is now an adult pursuing a master's. Once my sister stopped trying to make her daughter fit in, and began to help and support her, my neice took off, and had been doing great ever since.
I did get the same treatment not only as a child, but as an adult from an abusive husband (now an ex-husband!). I was not "allowed" to attend any of his work functions, because I might say something 'wied' and embarrass him. He's now trying this approach on our son, and I do my best to tell my son that the way HE feels is the correct way, and that his father is wrong.

Re: Timing

http://Foxy.gaia.com — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 04:02:55 GMT

Perhaps it was because we were the kids parents wouldn't let their kids play with. The Indigo Crystal Rainbow phenomenon wasn't even described until some of us were teens. This is the first time ever that the ida has been put forth about all of us talking together as a distinct group, based on our common experience. The internet (and zaadz!) has created a forum that attracts us, and now we are talking, for the first time, ever. This is the magic of zaadz. Just as the butterfly's flutter on one side of the wold can cause a hurricane on the other, I think the coinversation we will have here is going to change the world.

The experts did the best they could, they do not have our life experience and can never truly understand. Now it is time for us to share and get to know one another. perhaps not to far in the distant future, a gathering, the first one.

Re: Indigo emotions in the mundane world

Wed, 27 Sep 2006 12:15:18 GMT

A two way empath is someone who not only feels everything going on around them, but is also able to 'transmit' emotions as well. Many con artists are suspected two way empaths, that's how they are able to work, because they can make a person feel what they want them to feel, usually trust. It's a handy ability for doctors, teachers, etc., but can be easily abused.

Timing

http://wanderingbutterfly.gaia.com — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 09:04:40 GMT

I never really thought about it until i read a welcome message from Foxy, but perhaps for the individuality of indigos we were never meant to meet any other indigos until we`d past through alot of growing on our own.. i believe that things always happen for a reason and that coincidences are never coincidental, so there could be tons of reasons why we`re only just discovering other indigos now that we`ve all done the hard yards on our own?

I dont think any other indigo knew another indigo when they were growing up.

Re: Indigo emotions in the mundane world

http://wanderingbutterfly.gaia.com — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 08:59:18 GMT

I learnt detatchment through buddhism when i was younger and used that to deal with all the emotions of other people. when I started learning about energy a i realised that i am an empath and again, so many things made a little more sense to me, but i`ve never heard of a two way empath.. I`d love to hear more about it?

Re: Here's a change I would make

Thu, 21 Sep 2006 11:43:45 GMT

My son came home from his biological father's last year, when he was 9, and asked me "Mom, is 'sin' a word?" I replied, "Yes, where did you hear it?" Turns out, my ex's girlfriend's daughter told my son that he was a sinner and going to hell. I sat him down and explained that we were Pagan, and we did not have the concept of 'sin', because Pagans didn't need to be scared into doing the right thing, we know if we did something bad, then something bad would happen to us (karma). He went back to his biological father's, and announced to the girl (who's a year older), "I'm Pagan, and I know better, there's no such place as Hell, and no such thing as sin!" She hasn't bothered him since! Interesting that my ICR son at 9 knew that there was something wrong with that. It came to me at about 12, when some woman friend of my mother's took it upon herself to ready me for conformation in the Catholic Church.(I set foot in a church once at that point, for my sister's wedding!) I'll never forget the look on her face when I told her that she was whack, and there was no way I'd ever be an Xtian, because I didn't like the way they acted.

Here's a change I would make

http://Foxy.gaia.com — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 03:47:42 GMT

Mother Theresa said: "Stand for something and against nothing."

Wow, what a different world that would bring. Since there would be nothing to oppose, we would not need a military, imagine that.

How to get there,

All oppostion is rooted in some form of unforgiveness what is needed is to eliminate the teaching of unforgiveness. The primary source of this education can be found in many of the world's religions. Those books that are considered now to be sacred text must be re-framed as interesting mythology. Much the way that Greco-Roman mythology is considered today by non-pagans.

Most urgent in this is having a new conversation about divinity. Let's talk about personal responsibility (empowerment) instead of guilt (sin.) Let's talk about what love is instead of fear (punishment.)

I think this ones do-able

=^.^=

Re: re: indigo in a male body

http://Foxy.gaia.com — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 03:09:43 GMT

Nice to know I'm not the only one!

The crying isonly part of it however. I can also get 'too' excited for most people's tastes for example. What I'm wondering is if emotions experienced by C-I-R (Crystal-Indigo-Rainbow) people are more intense than those experienced by everyone else, or are we just less willing (or able) to contain or conceal emotions.

My observation has been that the emotions we experience are more intense than that experienced by others. When you toss in the fact that most C-I-R's are also very empathic, we end up dealing not only with our own intensity but also the feelings of others as well.

Coming from a male perspective this has been a problem. The kids at school were bad enough, the challenges in adult life put a whole new wheel on the wagon. Last night, I was interrogated by a San Diego Harbor Police officer at the airport (San Diego Lindburgh Field.) The officer approached me after I had pulled over to pick up my friends at the curb. Due to the fact that my license plate was bent slightly foward, the officer accused me of being drunk or high and crashing my car under the influence. The officer became convinced that I was impaired due to my "emotional reaction" (his words) and proceeded to administer the field sobriety tests. I passed easily since I wasn't intoxicated. The officer finally returned my license to me and I was able to go on my way.

Now there is another factor to consider in the emotions paradigm. Was the situation caused by the officer projecting hostile emotions? Assuming for the moment that it can be then an arguement can be made for a new kind of discrimination, Emotional Discrimination.

My question is this: Can C-I-R people can be classified as a distinct subset of the general population just as others are classified by religion or sexual orientation? If so, since certain language and or conduct is against those groups considered as-a-matter-of-law to be discriminitory, can the use of forceful emotions in our presence be looked at as discriminatory?

I understand that the officer likely would not know what an Indigo is. However history teaches us that in the early days of all anti discrimination movements most people did not even know that they were discriminatiing, many don't even today.

Assuming all of the above precepts are true, we would have the right to ask for relief from much of the difficulties we have experienced as a result of challenges we encounter due to our circumstances.

Tis' a slippery slope...

=^.^=

Re: re: indigo in a male body

Wed, 20 Sep 2006 21:00:40 GMT

Hi Mark, welcome to the group!