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Zelphael · 09-10-2008, 06:18 PM

I am 19. I perfectly fit the characteristics of an indigo (been studying the occult since I first discovered it at 10 years old).

I am am highly skeptical/leaning to the side of non-belief in "indigo" children/people. I think the characteristics are vague enough to fit to a certain type of personality, but this type of personality you will easily find all the way throughout all New Age/occult/UFO/conspiracy groups.

I definitely feel like I have lived before, and far from being "only" 19 years old and I have had an issue with intellectual, sexual and emotional maturity far beyond normal for my age.

I don't think this necessarily means I am some sort of advanced being. I'm not too surprised nearly everybody here claims to be one. I think it's a way to feel special and that we have an individualised purpose in this life. Maybe we do, maybe we don't, but I don't speculate on what I know I don't see.

09-10-2008, 06:18 PM	#38
Zelphael Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: London, UK Posts: 91	Re: call for indigo children I am 19. I perfectly fit the characteristics of an indigo (been studying the occult since I first discovered it at 10 years old). I am am highly skeptical/leaning to the side of non-belief in "indigo" children/people. I think the characteristics are vague enough to fit to a certain type of personality, but this type of personality you will easily find all the way throughout all New Age/occult/UFO/conspiracy groups. I definitely feel like I have lived before, and far from being "only" 19 years old and I have had an issue with intellectual, sexual and emotional maturity far beyond normal for my age. I don't think this necessarily means I am some sort of advanced being. I'm not too surprised nearly everybody here claims to be one. I think it's a way to feel special and that we have an individualised purpose in this life. Maybe we do, maybe we don't, but I don't speculate on what I know I don't see.