We’re all different. Sounds very clichè, I know, but it’s true. Humanity – and the eco-system itself – comes in many sizes, shapes, and flavours. Personalities are like the beautiful snowflakes that fall from the sky, or the stripes on a zebra’s body. They can be similar, but no two people are the same.
Imagine Earth as one big bedroom, with two types of furniture for every person within it. Every soul has a bed, and a writing desk. Some people are still sleeping: lost in a world of dreams, eyes closed to the reality of their full potential. They’re not living a lie… Neither are they any different from the others in this bedroom. They’re simply unaware of their current surroundings.
Then there are the souls who are at their writing desks. They’re awake, alive, vibrant and willing to take on the world. A flood of energy flows through their fingertips as they utilise every tool available to them. ‘How can I do this? Oh! By simply doing that!’ They’re not only awake and having fun, said souls feel such a great need to wake up the ones still in their bed. Writing desk people know the potential not only they have, but everyone else in the world, and it’s their calling to help fill writing desks and empty those beds. 
Those writing desk people are the Indigo, Crystal, and Rainbow Children.
Now for a bit of my own story. The one problem with being a young Indigo Child, especially a “Millennial”? It’s taken me so long to even get to a stage I can feel a little bit grounded. Growing up, my life and head were all over the place. Still are! I’m part of the Tech Generation – Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram, Apple products, fandoms, phones, selfies… The list goes on. Being part of the Tech Gen is the biggest distraction, because frankly, we have so much that’s accessible.
When you think of people in the former generations, they all had something new and amazing that enthralled and stole their senses. Not long ago, colour TV was a major thing. Before that, TV itself. Radio. Phones. Electricity. We’ve had so long on this Earth, so many generations have passed, and the ones growing up now (children, teenagers, and young adults) are living in a world never seen by former generations.
The Tech Gen has the world as the icing on our ‘growing up’ cake. We go through the usual stages of childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood, as everyone else before us did. Think of our parents – are they Indigo Children too? We’re experiencing Indigo growth no different than they did, we just have (as mentioned above) an insanely fast-paced world surrounding us.
So this is why I began this blog. A dear friend of mine, Mama Indigo of the “Indigo Child’s Survival Guide”, has helped guide me through the tumultous journey of growing up. I lost my way and that little flame inside me got dimmed for a bit. I stood up from my writing desk and fell back asleep.
It’s so easy to do that, and I want to help all other young Indigo, Rainbow and Crystal Children out there.
They say the first major influx of Indigo souls were our parents. Think of the hippies in the 60s, destroying old and traditional theology for a new way of life, a new consciousness. They began pulling down the walls for the next influx of souls = us. As each decade passes, the consciousness grows stronger, and now it’s time to build the bridges. Not walls – bridges. Filling in the gaps to help unite and pull people together, instead of separating everyone.
We can’t lose our vision. We can’t leave our writing desks.
We can help change the world into our Wonderland.
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Indigo in Wonderland 