Exploring Indigo Children through Self-Reflection

Last night, I had the best visit from my brother’s partner.

This weekend, I’m waiting to hear from the specialist as to when my appointment is and what are the next steps for me. The anxiety I’m feeling is somewhat indescribable, so I’m trying to keep myself busy. Having visitors calms that feeling of impending doom for a little bit and makes the hours go that little bit faster.

My brother’s partner is incredibly special to me as I don’t have a sister of my own. I love my brother dearly, but there’s something special about having that “girl time”.

While talking about a whole range of topics, Luana brought up the concept of Indigo Children.

I had heard the term before but had little understanding around what an Indigo Child was. I’d always associated it with being a bit of a ‘hippie’ or ‘new age’ concept but had never really researched it.

“You are an Indigo Child,” Lu said.

I’ve spent the past few hours furiously researching Indigo Children. Suffice to say, a few hours isn’t a lot of time to have formed my opinion. Down the track, after more research, I’m sure there will be a point where I do form my opinion around the existence of Indigo Children. But for now, I want to discuss what the idea represents.