RE: The Increasingly Common Traits of a Sensitive Child
Great post. I am 110% Indigo as definitions go. I have 4 children. The information I am about to share with you may or may not help you in your learning on this topic. I was 13 (back in the 90s) when I knew I needed to find out why I was different. According to Mensa I rank in the 99th percentile on my IQ. I knew about Indigo as a teen. I always had a fear as a small child the world was gonna crash and burn and even stock piled extra cans of food in my closet starting at age 4 or 5. No, I am not schizophrenic. More specifically what I wanted to comment was 2 of my children have extremely high IQs and are awkward in a sense personality wise. They are wise beyond their years. (Crystal children). They do not believe in a God or a Higher Power. The other 2 children have been clinically dx with mental disabilities. (One being autistic and bipolar at the same time)(One being bipolar and CD - pre socio/psychopathic now called anti social psychopathy).. those 2 do believe in a God or Higher power. So the thought I would like to leave with you is this.. Which group is correct? Why do their personality traits match up the way they do??
How interesting. I don't think a child's belief in God or a higher power necessarily correlates to either group, although in your experience there is a pattern. I think having an opinion on whether there is a higher power or not, as a child is more poignant and means there has been contemplation of an existential nature irrespective of the decision they then come to. I find myself straddled across all groups; indigo, crystal, now highly sensitive. Neither ever felt like a true fit but I could relate to something in each. I always achieved well academically and was agnostic from a very young age, like you, worrying about BIG issues, fascinated by astral projection and other etheric matters. I don't think there is a correct group as such, just a response to a need for collective healing. All are needed and bring their own gifts. You are the perfect mum for all 4 children, you KNOW how to sense where they're at, where they need extra support and more importantly that their value and presence here is worth infinitely more than society would give them credit for. Much love and thank you for sharing your thoughts on this. x
Much love too..