Indigo Moms and Crystal children?

Um. gosh. That interview just got wackier and wackier. I guess I'm just a left brained, rule bound individual rather than an Indigo person....

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What a coincidence, a couple days ago I picked up the book "Indigo Children" that my husband gave me when our son was born. I guess I wasn't ready to read it until now. The information feels bizarre but at the same time it makes sense. I'm still working my way through the book but I enjoyed reading this article, which reinforced what I've been reading so far. Thanks for sharing it, as bizarre as it may be to you. :-)

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Insanity abounds.

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my 10yr old is a indigo child. she sees the world in a different light than the rest of us. the way the world should be, with solutions to many problems. there is no such thing as an indigo adult. these are children, a new breed if you will. not sure what Jenny was talking about, she sounds confused. please read The Indigo Child.

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I think it is a romanticized look at the social trends going on... not that this type of energy shouldn't be embraced, I just think we can do without titles and labels.

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I think that calling an autistic child an "Indigo Child" is just a way to put a pretty name on an unfortunate ailment. Down's syndrome just sounds terrible....lets call them "Periwinkle Children" instead....

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Kristin, my company works with many health professionals that care for and write about the phenomenon of Indigo and Crystal Children. It's a difficult thing to talk about freely because as a society, we have been brainwashed for generations and generations on how to think, feel and act that any time anything 'new' (not really new but new to our way of thinking) comes about, it's met with great resistence because it challenges everything we have ever known. Fact of the matter is that there is a vast underground of this 'new' going on in many fields including healthcare. I have seen things that MD's drop their jaws at saying 'that's impossible' but there it is right in front of their eyes. Same goes for the phenomenon of our human race genetically changing. It's very true and real and we can hide our heads under the sand if it makes us feel better (I mean we've been doing it for so long on so many levels in this world) but to embrace positive change and welcome it's presence is something that's not for everyone. I hope you continue your searches because I must say, you are *SO* right on track, it's wonderful. With your discovery of The Secret and your discovery of Indigo/Crystal Children, good things are coming your way. There are many communities online that will help keep you on track if you feel you need to be surrounded by like-minded individuals. Happy Travels!

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One last quick comment Kristin - it is by no mistake that you are discovering all of this at once. *Everything happens for a reason*

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LMT, I think you are way off base with that comment regarding Down's syndrome.... "just sounds terrible....lets call them "Periwinkle Children" instead...." We know why children with Downs have Downs, and the medical name is Trisomy 21. On the other hand, there is definitely not a one-size-fits-all explanation for autism. Your comment was insensitive and lacked an educated view. I don't think it is Jenny McCarthy's goal to put a pretty name on autism, she is probably trying to look for answers out there - we all can just take it or leave it. Maybe you were just trying to be funny, or light - but it touched a nerve.

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I have two children with autism. This indigo/crystal crap disgusts me. A. Its a band-aid solution to make themselves feel better and to give a spiritual reason for their diagnosis. B. A new age marketing ploy for money. Gee, theres so many tshirts and books/dvd sets to buy..who is profiting? Not me or my children. Lets see money go to more research and find the real environmental causes for this epidemic. Not new age pyschobabble.

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