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Good evening. :D

I can see why you interpreted my words in that way. :wink:
 
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reality_wars a dit:
every human being is special, so there's no reason to feel more special or to announce that I am special.

who said anything about 'more' special? Or are we talking as in 'special' olympics?
lol....
Nah everyone isnt special, that makes no sense....
People are just different.

Oh wow, im special now since i posted on this forum.
Oh shit, im special since nobody can know how i feel.
Oh snap, im special because nobody understands me.
Oh yay, im special cuz i fkn pwn at computerhackinskillz.

All those weird examples that i wrote when really baked, were meant to say that each example implifies something. it means something else.

It means, im probarly a psychonaut for using this forum.
It means, im a human being and i experience things my way just like everyfucking one here.
aaand it means that im just good at hacking. (which im not, but lol)


hmm i wonder how this post will be like tomorrow!
 
Kids through 1985-2000 are mostly nicknamed indigos which means "child of the earth" mostly not for meta-physical reasons...

That fixed date range should tell anyone in their right mind, its utter bogus/bullshit/crapola.
 
I think the term indigo children is used to make one feel special. Probably a mind frame that was achievable by a belief that these future children were here to understand the true nature of being.

I think after the 1960's people had become alot more aware of themselves and thier enviroment. Any child born to any person who partook in the 60's could be classed as an indigo child on the basis that thier parents became what the media termd "hippies". These people did become alot more intouch with thier surroundings and probably made some big life changes meaning thier children obviously grew up more sensitive to the world as it should be and not the wierd lie and confusion of a world most believe in.

Also some "hippies" were more "Radical" then others, Meaning some way out west thoughts and beliefs came into being and others exagerated.
 
Child prodigies have always existed. Some of them excelled in music, others in spiritual insight, still others in math or common sense. And in every time period such child prodigies were born, lots of retards were born as well. To me the current situation is somewhat like that. The enormous amount of scientific, psychological and spiritual information available makes lots of children develop in very interesting ways, while many others become the idiots we all have to deal with. I really oppose the idea that all children born between 1985 and 2000 deserve such a charming and flattering label as "indigo children".

If you read books on indigo children, you'll notice that aside from having unique spiritual (or paranormal) qualities, they very often suffer from allergies, hyperactivity and a bunch of other problems, which I personally think has to do with ignorance (amongst both materialistic and spiritually inclined parents) regarding nutrition and parenthood, rather than being an intrinsic part of the Indigo package. This was my hunch 10 years ago, and now that I have two children with numerous Indigo qualities but no physical problems whatsoever, I'm fully convinced about this.

So, yes, any child born after the sixties has the option of becoming an enlightened being very quickly, but especially those born in recent years will also have to deal with the challenges of addiction to video games, mobile phones, silicon-enhanced porn, numerous TV channels etc.

If there is such a thing as reincarnation, then some of the children who were born in the seventees and eightees had been through psychedelic experiences and possibly been practicing meditation or yoga in their previous lifetime. These children will be born to broadminded parents and pick up where they left off in their former lifetime. Such children are truly Indigo children, or whatever you like to call them.
 
Nah everyone isnt special, that makes no sense....

That remark makes no sense (try to ague it instead ;)).

However, since we have all evolved/grown from the same seed of life, the discussion if everyone is special can be reduced to the question:

'Is life special?'

Is there anything objective about Indigo kids btw?
 
Well, each new generation is blessed with a newer, more elaborated and more intelligent documentation of any discovery we have accomplished so far as human beings. This goes for everything, our history, anthropology etc. But also technology. Obtained and founded by those who are born prior to them, which implicates they can start with developing their consciousness and intelligence further from that starting platform.

If a child with the same abilities as Einstein is born nowadays, he doesn't have to go through all the known passages but can start at Einstein's limitations. Just as Einstein started at Newton's limitations.

This is just an example why each generation is shifted in it's possibilities. But it can apply just as easy to an average person born in 2008 who will have even more information available through the internet than we ever had by the time he turns 20. Each generation will have more advanced cosmetics, increase in efficiency of machines, better AI, more accurate measurements to discover the universe, more information sources and what not.

I don't hesitate they're going to more intelligent, so was my generation compared to the generation of my parents.

There's nothing good or bad in it, for thousands of years each generation had it's groups who believe the new born individuals should be limited in their evolvement in order to assure the proper way to live.
 
Yeah agreed they're not all indigos... thats why I said most.

If you ask my opinion they are ensouled directly by earth, whereas other people get random cosmic soulS to deal with and untangle to put the right one at the steering wheel.

But I'm just a simple guy who's numerology is 11:11 and who's sister is in love with a guy with his middle name and I am in love with a girl with my sister middle's name. Tons of stuff like that...

So you wouldn't necessarly take me for granted, now would you ?
 
My brother was blue when he was born. Not indigo, but close enough.
 
i couild do telekinesis in the past am i indigo mega special now
 
cockknocker a dit:
My brother was blue when he was born. Not indigo, but close enough.
So he had the experience of impending death by asphyxiation. If he takes a high dose of a psychedelic, he may have experiences, physical sensations or visions of strangulation, suffocation or drowning, ideally followed by the ego-death and rebirth experience. In his visions he may have what seem to be memories of past life experiences involving suffocation. In his sex life (prior to the psychedelic ego-death and rebirth experience), he may have developed an interest in choking and strangulation. If he ever contemplates suicide (again, prior to a succesful psychedelic experience), it's most likely going to involve asphyxiation. If he becomes a serial killer, he may wish to strangle his victims.

And all of this just focuses on the asphyxiation. A prolonged delivery can generate all kinds of other behavioral patterns, like depression, aggression, anxiety etc., as well as various physical problems.

I'm just using your brother as a hypothetical example here. Anyone who has had either a difficult or a anaesthetized birth (i.e. all of us) will have to resolve this trauma sooner or later. This is essential for personal happiness and world peace.
 
I really try not to think about it... I know it should have happened however, long time ago ! :)
 
I guess I should add that aside from having good psychedelic sessions later on in life, positive experiences in infancy can do a lot to help the child avoid developing dysfunctional, self-destructive or criminal behavior. Unfortunately most parents have no idea how important focused attention is to their children, nor are they very much aware of the different developmental needs, so they usually just further aggravate the situation, resulting in things like the school shootings, teenage suicide, date rape etc.

There are solutions, but they involve areas that are stubbornly ignored by mainstream psychology and other sciences, namely: the birth process and the psychedelic experience. Psychologists and psychiatrists believe birth (or life prior to birth) doesn't play a role in the development of neuroses, and that psychedelics do nothing but increase the risk of psychosis, schizophrenia and suicide. Whereas in fact the birth trauma is one of the most important roots of these disorders, and proper use of psychedelics is the most ergonomic way of ending them.
 
thats mega interesting
is that theory freudian? i think i've heard similar thing before
it makes alot of sense

*after experimenting with acid indigo has become one of my favourite colours, not actually related but i feel u need to know, lol
 
Unfortunately most parents have no idea how important focused attention is to their children, nor are they very much aware of the different developmental needs, so they usually just further aggravate the situation, resulting in things like the school shootings, teenage suicide, date rape etc.

I second that and in my experience, this starts very early. Babies are so eager for attention and impulse, you really have to be deeply asleep not to see it and acknowledge it(which in my opinion, says a lot about our culture). People seem to forget that children are like big spunges, they suck up whatever you put them in contact with.

I bet most Indigo children are just kids that got their needs and impulses satisfied and that's why they seem to be 'better' than the rest. The big problem I have with this all, is that our culture, and most in this topic, seem to think that Indigo children are the anomaly while it's the other way around.

There are not many *really* healthy children in our culture, boty physically and mentally.
 
Crimzen a dit:
thats mega interesting
is that theory freudian? i think i've heard similar thing before
it makes alot of sense
No, it's definitely not Freudian. It's much closer to Jung's ideas. But it's basically the more recent humanistic or transpersonal psychology in a nutshell, specifically as explained by LSD researcher and psychiatrist Stanislav Grof. You can find an interesting and relevant chapter from one of his books in this topic.
 
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