Indigo Children – Who are they? What is their mission? How to recognize them?

At indigo children are considered the next step in the evolution of the human species. With their unique gifts and characteristics, they will help in the social, educational, family and spiritual transformation that the world needs.

Before the 1970s, reincarnated Indigo children were rare. After the 70s, they started to come in waves.

Currently, the data are impressive, according to the Spiritist Association Allan Kardec, from São José do Rio Preto. After 1995, most children born are indigo.

But what exactly is an indigo child? How to identify it? What does the arrival of these children mean? That is what we will reveal in this article.

What is an indigo child?

Do you remember the first role of actress Bruna Marquezine on Brazilian television? Her first role was as the girl Saletein the soap opera “Mulheres Apaixonadas”, by Rede Globo.

Bruna Marquezine’s character was only 7 years old and had visions of the future, saw angels and had premonitions. According to the author of the novel, Manoel Carlos, Salete was an indigo child.

The word indigo refers to the color of the child’s aura, which is indigo blue. In other words, an aura of a master. They are system detonators.

The Indigo Children are coming to Earth to break society’s paradigms and bring the necessary changes to the planet.

According to researchers, indigo children have a different brain structure than other people. They have a less developed left hemisphere of the brain and a more developed right hemisphere.

What does that mean? That they see beyond the intellectual plane. They question everything, act differently and demand innovative answers from the environment around them.

Through their characteristics, Indigo children transform the institutions around them, starting with the family and the school.

Later, when they grow up, they begin to change the job market, interpersonal and love relationships, the way of exercising citizenship, among others.

Characteristics of Indigo Children

Indigo children are often very sensitive and intuitive. Some talk to themselves and have invisible friends.

They are very affectionate, like to hug, caress, touch. Some show great fear of death or of losing loved ones.

Another common characteristic of Indigo children is restlessness. They have great difficulty maintaining concentration.

In some cases they are even diagnosed with ADD (attention deficit disorder) or some other disorder related to hyperactivity.

Indigo children show great resistance to rules and don’t accept “no”. They want to choose, to negotiate.

They are considered rebels because they came into the world precisely to question established rules and standards.

Thus, they act according to what they think, and not how they are taught. They are very human, thinking more about the other than about themselves. Even when they are still small, they are extremely sensitive to the suffering of others, to misery and to social problems.

Indigo children also have very keen intuition, not tolerating lies, hypocrisy and falsehood. They know exactly when someone is not being sincere.

School is usually a problem for these children because it tries to impose rules on them. In addition, even though they are intelligent, they only learn what they feel they need to.

If they feel that the subject is not relevant to them, their attention dissipates.

They often have difficulties interacting with other children, preferring to play alone. This happens because they feel misunderstood among others.

Even as adults, they have few friends. Usually your friends are people with the same gift.

How to recognize an indigo child?

A more direct way to recognize an indigo child is by checking their aura color. However, not all indigo children have the dark blue aura all the time. Your aura changes color according to your mood and interest.

Physically, they are just like other children. One indication is that they are very beautiful and have a penetrating look.

It is also possible to identify an indigo child by its intelligence. They are often full of questions and demands. In addition, they are very sensitive, creative and spiritual.

They have good self-esteem because they know that they are special and that they are here to do something meaningful.

In the video below, psychologist Valdeniza Sire teaches how to identify an indigo child in an interview with Jovem Pan Online.

Test to identify an indigo child

An interesting test you can do to identify whether a child is indigo or not is the one presented by Lee Carroll in his book “The Indigo Children”.

Answer the questions below about your son, nephew, cousin. in case you answer YEA for more than four questionschances are you are living with an indigo child.

1 – Are you a very intuitive child, who always seems to guess things? Also, does she behave like she’s royalty?

2 – Does she have good self-esteem, admiring herself and recognizing her value? Is she very sensitive, observing, listening, seeing and detecting impossible events and situations?

3 – Is a child sensitive to the arts, such as music, painting, landscape, and everything that is beautiful and grandiose?

4 – Has she ever said that she has spoken with angels, God, extraterrestrials or other entities?

5 – Are you a child who cares about humanitarian issues such as hunger, wars, environmental problems, abandoned or mistreated animals?

6 – Does she like to watch programs about history, religion or art on TV or the internet?

7 – Are you a child who is frustrated with systems that obey rituals and often has other ways of doing things both at home and at school? Is it often considered a rebellious or disinterested child?

8 – Do you usually draw exotic figures, extraterrestrial beings or other strange figures?

9 – Do you enjoy talking about God, angels, extraterrestrials etc?

10 – Does she have difficulty socializing, preferring solitude?

11 – Do you have difficulty accepting absolute authority? Do you speak or write about subjects that don’t seem to be for your age and background?

Types of Indigo Child

Researchers have classified Indigo adults and children into four main types:

1. humanists – They are those children who have the gift of leadership, being extremely social, but hyperactive and with a great tendency to be distracted;
2. conceptual – They are those children focused on fulfilling their mission, they react against the imposed rules and, sometimes, even adopt risky behaviors;
3. Artists – They are those creative children, very connected to the arts from an early age, however, they have difficulties in continuing their studies;
4. interdimensional – They are those children who, from an early age, show that they already know how to do everything by themselves. They stand out for being very courageous and spiritualized, having refined mediumistic gifts.

How to deal with an indigo child?

Many parents, grandparents and teachers have difficulty understanding an Indigo child, mainly because they have difficulty adapting to school, can’t concentrate and because they don’t accept rules.

The indigo child’s gifts also tend to amaze some adults, such as keen intuition, extreme kindness and understanding of the world.

The most important step in understanding and communicating with an Indigo child is changing the way you see them. See it as a gift sent by Godnot as a problem.

Only then will you be able to perceive and learn from the great wisdom it brings.

It is also important to be willing to negotiate the rules with this child. Explain everything honestly and give her options to choose from.

type orders “do it because i tell you to” will only lead to hostility and indifference.

Being indigo is a heavy gift. Often, these children feel frustrated in the face of imposed rules. They are also hurt when they perceive the meanness, selfishness and falsehood of humanity.

If you are too strict with this child, he may neglect his gifts because he ends up believing that they are bad, wrong, and good for nothing.

This child can end up with depression, isolate himself, enter the world of drugs or even develop schizophrenia.

On the other hand, if the child grows up in a family that knows how to accept it, it can make a difference in the world, transforming the environment in which it lives into a better place.

famous indigos

The best known indigos are Leonardo da Vinci, Einstein, Michelangelo, Galileo and Plato.

There are still those who claim that Jesus and Buddha were Indigos, as their mission was to change the consciousness of humanity.

See also: How to know if I’m psychic – Symptoms of mediumship