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Proserpinian · 09-10-2008, 07:54 PM

Before this turns into a heated topic I would just like to put my two cents in. First, regardless of what terminology one decides to use for themselves, whether it be an indigo child, crystal child, starseed, whatever, we must realize that what we are trying to do is dress up in language a type of person that seems to be more "gifted" than the average human being and what seems to be a phenomena that is a bit beyond rational human understanding at this point in spacetime. Second, if such a breed of human exists that fits into the category of "indigo", than we must also realize that no matter how much more talented these people may be than the average Joe, it does not make them any better. I can personally say that the talents I possess are not normal to the average human being, but if I think for a second that that makes me better than anyone else karma makes sure that I retain a sense of humility. I feel that the inherent problem with a thread that delves into the topic of indigo children is the unseen pedestal that we build talking about this phenomena, since it pertains to the majority of people who post on this thread. Granted, it's great to feel that you have a sense of purpose on this planet, it makes me feel great, but I honestly feel that we would not be who we are, with all these wonderful and gifted abilities, if our "predecessors" (and I use that term very very loosely) were not there to pave the way for these people with these abilities. I'm not talking about "elder indigos", I'm talking about the average Joe. I'm talking about all our "normal" mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers who live day to day and might not be as blessed as some of us are. I think what we need to do here is take a look at what we see around us and appreciate it for what it is, regardless of whether you call yourself indigo or not. We need to look at our fellow humans and accept them even if they're not indigo children, because when it comes down to it we are all human, indigo or not, and all humans possess the ability to become angelic if they choose to do so.

09-10-2008, 07:54 PM	#46
Proserpinian Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 12	Re: call for indigo children Before this turns into a heated topic I would just like to put my two cents in. First, regardless of what terminology one decides to use for themselves, whether it be an indigo child, crystal child, starseed, whatever, we must realize that what we are trying to do is dress up in language a type of person that seems to be more "gifted" than the average human being and what seems to be a phenomena that is a bit beyond rational human understanding at this point in spacetime. Second, if such a breed of human exists that fits into the category of "indigo", than we must also realize that no matter how much more talented these people may be than the average Joe, it does not make them any better. I can personally say that the talents I possess are not normal to the average human being, but if I think for a second that that makes me better than anyone else karma makes sure that I retain a sense of humility. I feel that the inherent problem with a thread that delves into the topic of indigo children is the unseen pedestal that we build talking about this phenomena, since it pertains to the majority of people who post on this thread. Granted, it's great to feel that you have a sense of purpose on this planet, it makes me feel great, but I honestly feel that we would not be who we are, with all these wonderful and gifted abilities, if our "predecessors" (and I use that term very very loosely) were not there to pave the way for these people with these abilities. I'm not talking about "elder indigos", I'm talking about the average Joe. I'm talking about all our "normal" mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers who live day to day and might not be as blessed as some of us are. I think what we need to do here is take a look at what we see around us and appreciate it for what it is, regardless of whether you call yourself indigo or not. We need to look at our fellow humans and accept them even if they're not indigo children, because when it comes down to it we are all human, indigo or not, and all humans possess the ability to become angelic if they choose to do so.