>From Thomas: > www.Awakening-Healing.com <http://www.awakening-healing.com/> >"News in the Now" Multi-Dimensionality, ET, Cosmic, Comic, Comet > & InterPlanetary News > > *Children of the New Dream Interview* with Drunvalo Melchizedek > By Diane Cooper > > Diane: So Drunvalo...who are these "Children of the New Dream" > that you are so excited about? > > Drunvalo: Well there are 3 different kinds of children emerging > in the world today that I have been able to identify. The first > are called the "Super Psychic Children of China". The second are > called the "Indigo Children" and the third are called the > "Children of AIDS". > > The first one, the "Super Psychics of China", we talked about in > the Flower of Life seminars. If you remember, the first one was > discovered in 1984 when a child was found who was psychic > beyond belief. Researchers conducted every psychic test you could > imagine and he was 100% correct every time. You could turn cards > over in another room and that didn't matter. He could perfectly > know what was on the card. > > So Omni magazine went to China and wrote an article on this > discovery. They found one child and then another. When they went > in 1984 they assumed it was a hoax so they did experiments like > putting 100 kids in a room and taking a book and randomly pulling > out a page. They would crumple it up and stick it under their arm. > These kids could read every word on the page. They did test after > test, and the response was flawless. The phenomena didn't stop > there. These kids are not just in China. They have spread all over > the world. I personally have been talking to parents who ask me, > "...what do we do.. I have a kid who knows everything?" I believe > Lee Carroll is calling the children being born here in the U.S. > "the Indigo Children". I personally think the two groups are coming > from the same source, however, I don't know that for sure. There > appears to be two separate groups, incredibly psychic and amazing.
[snip] Ok... at this point it's time to start asking questions like: References please? I think AC's "Childhood's End" was more entertaining. But then, I could well imagine that "Vince" Dinglelink would have something interesting to say on the matter. But alas, I've received no recent "entanglements" on this subject. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
