Is there any good test for indigo children? I have a granddaughter that is smart as a whip, but don't know how it know if she is indigo or not.
Thanks, Marshall Bill Brainerd wrote: > Christine, This is a wonderful post. When and how did you catch on > to the Indigo child awareness. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Christine Carleton [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 11:46 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: CS>FW: CS>lung congestio > > ... Looking back, every time I caught a cold, there was > something I didn't > want to do or thought that it 'should be' difficult...or > just needed a > reason to lay about for a while. > Realizing that doesn't always stop me from doing it. > Sometimes an injury, health difficulty or just a nasty > situation that > makes me mad, leads to a discovery that otherwise would have > remained hidden.... > > My daughter had conscious awareness on this mechanism. She > would say 'Mom I don't want to go to middle school > tomorrow'. Initially I did the good Mom thing and tried to > control - parroting the line each of us have probably heard > - 'you must go to school'. She got sick - fever over 100F - > 101 to 103F normally. After a few rounds this she asked if > I had 'caught on'. > 'Caught on?' I said. > 'Don't ya get it? > 'Get what?' I said. > 'If I say I don't want to go, I will make my self sick to > any standard you measure sickness by. It's a bit of a > hassle - feeling poopy--- Why can't I just be honest and > make my own decisions instead of going through this facade > to please you and the school? Mom, it's boring. They just > drone on - I can make the marks without being there. Can we > get honest at home instead of playing games of 'should by > whose standards' and 'control?' > 'Don't you remember me asking how high my temperature had to > be before I stayed home?' > I had said well over 100F. Daah.. > > The indigo children are different and can see through our > 'sick sickness games....' > > Then I remembered my own subtle manipulations as a child. As > Ode Coyote says, - there was something I didn't want to > do.... Wise words. Sometimes when we are in the midst of a > 'situation' it is hard to see the forest for the trees. > Looking back can be effective IF we see the cycle > repeating. Otherwise - take a pill or a prescription... It > dulls the senses and once again covers up the root cause. > Sometimes it's alluring to have comfort. ...or just needed a > reason to lay about for a while. We've all done it. > > Sometimes an injury, health difficulty or just a nasty > situation that makes me mad, leads to a discovery that > otherwise would have remained hidden.... When I quit my > justifications and drama I too discovered gems that would > have remained hidden. My games of recycling bronchitis, > pneumonia etc. finally got tiring to me - It made my > allopathic doctor lots of money when I believed in such > things... > > Christine > http://chris.fxtrainer.biz > > ---------- > From: Ode Coyote <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 07:57:00 -0400 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: CS>FW: CS>lung congestion > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 05:21:56 -0700 > > It could be said that all illness and all medicine is a > 'magick' of > interactive accepted symbolizms. > If a symbol is NOT accepted, it won't work no matter what. > If it IS accepted, it'll do whatever it does...no matter > what. > [Spontaneous illnesses AND cures] > Then there is partial acceptance and the fact that virtually > none of us are > consciously aware of what's personally acceptable and what's > not or for > what reason. > > Why is it that placebos sometimes work and some people who > closely attend > smallpox victims never got smallpox? > > I think people always get what they want..it's just that > nearly no one > knows exactly what that is on a conscious level. > At the awareness level of personal power, 'good and bad' are > irrelevent > judgements. If these judgements are made [and who doesn't > make > judgements?], the real reasons and causes remain hidden from > awareness. > > Neurolinguistically speaking, Accepting responsibility > [recognizing the > starting point of personal power] does not equate to taking > blame [making > judgements about what that power is doing while denying it > exists, "as > yours"]. > > Looking back, every time I caught a cold, there was > something I didn't > want to do or thought that it 'should be' difficult...or > just needed a > reason to lay about for a while. > Realizing that doesn't always stop me from doing it. > Sometimes an injury, health difficulty or just a nasty > situation that > makes me mad, leads to a discovery that otherwise would have > remained hidden. > > Ode > > ---------------------------------------------------------- >
