Intuition, Creativity, Auras & Chakras: Are You an Indigo Child?

Mayim breaks down the concept of “Indigo children” and the signs that you might be one! She discusses the origins of the “Indigo Child” notion, why it matters, and criticisms of the theory - plus we find out whether or not Jonathan is an Indigo Child! Mayim and Jonathan explain the aura and chakra system theories, and the importance of intuitive individuals to communities.
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[@AurorasWindow]

When we didn’t understand neurodivergence 20- 30 years ago, we labeled all neurodivergent kids who didn’t fit the diagnostic criteria (did it even exist?) as indigo children. I’m sure they grew up to be HSP, and perhaps eventually got diagnosed with autism or ADHD or both. Signed, a former HSP, now diagnosed AuDHDer

[@melissaskinner2199]

As another AuDHDer, I had the same thought.

[@JuliethDeen]

My thoughts exactly.

[@NovaLunaHealing]

👏🏼🫶🏻👏🏼🫶🏻👏🏼

[@docmarmalade5224]

Agreed

[@Authentistic-ism]

Me too! I went from "gifted kid" to "emotional problems" to "highly sensitive person" to "indigo adult" to.... formal autism level 1 diagnosis :) turns out i'm just a person with some differing skills and different needs.

[@kellyrozenel7863]

Broken heart syndrome is real. I was horribly betrayed and my heart physically hurt and after the shock of my reality exploding wore off, I became literally ill. It’s no joke and should be acknowledged more

[@jenbloom6848]

Yup, I can relate.

[@EagleArrow]

Why many spouses soon pass after their love passed.

[@Portia620]

True and hard to deal with sadly when you wake up and so many betrayed a HSP it can be devestatign and hard to come back from too. I feel you. 🙏

[@CYMidtown]

I’ve always thought Anna Nicole Smith died of a broken heart when her son died. She died approximately five months after he did.

[@reelincoln7747]

Carrie Fisher-Debbie Reynolds

[@meg7349]

I am an Indigo child. I'm 62 and still learning about myself. I'm a medical intuitive and can sometimes tell when someone is very ill with something or dying. I've been fortunate to save lives and lost one I wasn't able to get to. I feel this gift is a blessing.

[@ericafrenk6747]

I feel your gift is a blessing too. Let me know if you picking up anything from this comment.. and while I might be a sarcastic person I am in fact serious about the question ❤❤❤😂😂😊😊❤

[@lyndachele]

It can also be a painful curse. Knowing someone is going to die from a disease or the age/year they will die. My ESP was tested by a research scientist. Perfect score.

[@meg7349]

@@ericafrenk6747 I have never read someone from a photo or writing, I have only done in person. But I don't read anything of ill health.

[@meg7349]

@@lyndachele Wow, that's as accurate as it gets. Truly a blessing, not a curse.

[@juanitamayes6329]

I agree that it can be a curse ... I'm also a raw medical intuitive ... it's hard to "see" these things and people refuse to listen or be open to it until it's too late.

[@user-lk4dq7es1x]

I am a indigo adult with all 17 characteristics. I struggled to understand the world as a child. I did not understand that people typically do not “feel” at the same level I do. I became a social worker and worked in hospice care for 13 yrs before suffering a traumatic breakdown. Thanks for spreading more understanding on this subject. The more people understand about themselves… the better we can use our tools as catalysts for change ❤

[@ardymoore694]

We turn ourselves inside out for others until there's nothing left in us. Selfishness is very healthy for us to rejuvenate. I treat myself to a spa day whenever I can.

[@Lowdermoomoo]

Oooooof….. this smacked me like a ton of bricks… I remember my mom reading up on this when I was a kid and I didn’t know why, but I was the black sheep of the abusive cycle and I was the youngest out of my siblings and the first one who was like “oh… no this isn’t gonna work for me” 🤣 and proceeded to break every stigma and expectation my family had for me 🙃 my grandma was just like this too.

[@Adorayme]

Yes!

[@rebelwithashihtzu1896]

Yes! Same with me.

[@StardarityShopifyStudio]

I prefer loan Wolf over black sheep. Sheep are followers and I've been the cycle breaker in my family when it comes to abusive relationships. I moved out of home at 15. Growing up, in the 80s I was one of only a few living in a single parent household. My parents divorced when I was 18 months old, and my mum had been my primary caregiver, my dad thinking he could do a better job at raising me, kept me away from my mum for 3 months. My mum had witnessed physical abuse between her parents, so of course has her own mental health issues, which involved drug and alcohol abuse and me never knowing what mood my mum was going to be in and also witnessing her boyfriend after my Dad, being physical with her for 2 years. To cut a long story short, my childhood can't be explained as a happy one, hence moving out of home at 15. I was a mother at 2 months off 17 and when my son was 5 months old, I left his father, who was physically, emotionally, socially and financially, abusive towards me, and despite everyone thinking that I'd reconcile with him, I didn't as it meant far more to me that my son had a better life than that. I left the father of my younger 2 boys for similar reasons. He abused alcohol and drugs and when drunk would be verbally abusive towards me, so I kicked him out and have raised my 2 youngest boys on my own for the last 11 years. Not once did I move back home, but this is the 3rd time my mother has lived with me and it's been 12 years. She still self-medicates and puts me down, despite my leaving school at 15, and now having 2 diplomas and a bachelor degree to my name. I'm the only 1 in my family who has gone to University and the only one seeing a therapist to heal my childhood wounds, which are constantly being ripped open by my 3 parents (mum, dad and step mum who married my dad when I was 4, I'm now 46, you'd think after 42 years she'd class me as family wouldn't you?) I know it's because I scored 17/17 that I'm doing what needs to be done, in order to live an authentic life with purpose and meaning. I've got a Bachelor in Social Work, Diploma in Youth work and Diploma in Community Services. I'm a ThetaHealing, Compassion Key and Sound Healing Practitioner and a Breathless Breathwork Instructor. I'm highly intuitive, empathic and sensitive on all levels and I'm learning to give myself compassion and understanding, which is hard when you've never received from any parent. Geez, I didn't intend for this to be a mini bibliography. I know my story isn't unique, and for all of you Indigo/HSP/CPTSD/Neurodivergent/ Highly intuitive empathic souls, the world needs more people like us, who accept a person holistically and have time to be there for others, coz we know what it's like to suffer alone. Celebrate your weirdness and embrace standing out from the crowd. The reason youve never fitted in, is because you werent meant to blend in with the crowd, you wete meant to shine. People are drawn to us because we are authentic, and authenticity vibrates at the highest frequency. People admire us because we won't compromise our values in order to fit in and it's fear of being alone that holds them back from authenticity and living a life with meaning

[@sbrooke210]

Indigo child was never meant to be derogatory or negative. I don't associate unruliness or distraction or hyperactivity or disobedience absolutely whatsoever with this. That's more of an ADHD thing, I think. I was quiet, serious, introverted, exceptionally smart, therefore picked on, therefore internalized trauma, therefore artistic, therefore deep thinking, able to hang out with and converse with adults and understand complex universal concepts and philosophies, at a young age. it is how to spot the evolved souls who have been through many lifetimes. The level of harboring all the suffering in the world is almost too much to bear sometimes, and as an adult it is quite honestly crippling.

[@idid138]

My son has diagnosed ADHD & ticks all the boxes and in his late teen years seems mildly autistic and his school diagnosed him as such but he has a lot of the indigo child traits too. Is it possible to be both or does his extreme personality, just make him seem ADHD? He tried the meds but they never seemed like they made much difference, so I discontinued them when he was young. The last few years he wanted them again & takes them religiously & is quite interested in them & how all these drugs work, like a dang pharmacist. He says they help him but I don't see an improvement in school performance etc. He just doesn't give a rip about expectations or authority. He's too smart for his own good, but someday he may change the 🌎.

[@sbrooke210]

@@idid138 he doesn't sound like he fits the characteristics for indigo, in my opinion, which is not professional. I'm sure he is wonderful and I hope he can find some thing that balances out his life. He has way too many things going on to be classic type indigo. for the record, I don't believe in pharmaceuticals and being an indigo child and having conditions that need to be medicated are entirely different things but yes, it would be possible to be both.

[@COSjultrakay]

I respectively disagree a little. ADHD and autistic spectrum disorder are highly correlated with many of these traits, which are not necessarily negative. There is a theory out of the university of Virginia. I think that has studied individuals who have similar traits, and their correlation with Nuero divergency, specifically ADHD and autistic spectrum disorder..

[@sbrooke210]

@@COSjultrakay ADHD, and autistic children/people are considered low functioning and somewhat disabled capacity mentally. I'm not personally judging that scenario, just saying that indigo children are extremely bright, interactive, well-behaved, read very early and are exceptional old souls, so as you said, I respectfully disagree. this entire podcast and conversation is way off base when it comes to indigo

[@finmaxx]

ADHD imo is a label to prescribe medicine. ADHD traits can be equated to a lot of things. Health, nutition, allergies etc...

[@triciagunberg5265]

Pretty surprised you’re covering this subject! Being intuitive or an empath is not easy. I know many adults that work hard to block their abilities (alcohol, drugs, busyness, smoking) so I’m hoping you can connect more people with these concepts.

[@jmsl_910]

that would be so great! a non- communal category undefined, non-kook aid drinking cult

[@COSjultrakay]

Again with the ADHD… anyone want to back me up that ADHD IS often related to many of these traits and people can have both a psychiatric disorders and such metaphysical phenomenon ….it is a highly researched reality for many actual psychiatric disorders … there is unbelievable bias however. It’s pervasive (I am also bias I guess lol.. bc I was dx with ADHD at 53. ) The treatment changed my life tremendously . Still, I am intuitive and an “indigo” adult haha

[@lindseypoindexter702]

being an empath is exhausting sometimes! However, finding out I was an empath gave me some relief and understanding.

[@hakantacrafter813]

I do not control my empathy with drugs but I do control it by staying away from people I am basically (mostly) a hermit. I have tried to block the feelings all my life so now i struggle to know how to talk to the few people i do love to help them. It does absolutely suck being an empath.

[@hakantacrafter813]

@@COSjultrakay I think I have add as well as being an empath but i do not believe only people with add or other things can see or feel energy. I think sensing energy is an instinct that all people have but it is subconscious and people ignore it and some like me feel it too strongly. If i do have add is not really bad my brain is just way way too busy and it exhausts and annoys me.

[@Threadsandjars]

In 1953 (age 3 yrs old) my grandma (who was born in 1890 in Norway and came to America in 1910) explained to me that I was an Indigo child, and she gave me tips on how to get thru life. I obtained my first PhD when I was 14 (1964), and the list of all great things continues. Being Indigo is not a New Age thing. I was diagnosed with ADHD before the term ever existed. My grandma said that being ADHD only meant my Attention was Dialed to a Higher Dimension. I could go on and on, but won't. I love your show, when I get a chance to watch it. Be healthy, stay safe and many blessings, Morgan PS 17/17

[@katiekane5247]

Thank God for great grandma's. I had one also and she was my life raft.

[@kittensugars]

I read a book about indigo children, in the mid-90s, while raising my own indigo son. Raising him is the hardest thing I've ever done. He's 27 now, still the same, lol.

[@tanya.quintieri]

Exactly the same here. My son is also 27. I was told by a healer invited to a summer BBQ hosted by my employer (a software company!!!) that I was an Indigo child, and she could sense that I had given birth to one Indigo Child, but he might even be a Crystal Child. I hadn't even told her I had kids nor that I was struggling with the youngest. Yet, she looked at me and gave me a recap of the 6 months before that day. We were seeing a psychotherapist at the time, who diagnosed him with a really high IQ and EQ, but he was 2 points short of being eligible for further help or special programs. He was 9 then, and getting through to him was really hard. To this day, you cannot bs this man. He sees through the most innocent attempts of manipulation. Friendships are hard for him, but those who call him a friend can count on him for life. Being his mom has been the most painful, exhilarating, fulfilling, and scariest thing in my life, and it still is to this day. The way he makes people face reality and truths is just astonishing. I might have taught him how to walk, talk, and tie his shoes, but what he's taught me in 27 years has been instrumental to my own growth.

[@lumav7440]

We Indigoes actually had chat groups at one point, which some have tapered off. We are here to bring in new loving society systems. ❤

[@reelincoln7747]

Your group probably disbanded because “Indigos” don’t follow through with tasks and find if difficult to get things accomplished

[@lumav7440]

@reelincoln7747 I can't speak for all of them, but I have PTSD from various things, and that keeps me busy and tired. So I don't know.

[@SunDarling369]

I wish I could find people like that. It's hard to feel this much on your own. I feel whoever I date will have to understand that part of me

[@benjipamkaplan796]

⁠@@reelincoln7747it’s OK to change your mind tooooo

[@fdiw]

I would have loved that chat room as a child unfortunately I was a 1990s baby so yuuuus before this would have been easily found

[@clairebeane3455]

This episode resonated so loudly with this “spot on 17/17 girl” who was labeled only as a “highly intelligent, talented and gifted but extremely difficult child” who spent her childhood with her head in the clouds day dreaming and who spent more time doodling detailed fine art around the entire circumference of her school work and took more pride in that portion of her contribution to the educational system, than in the subject matter at hand. I was disciplined often and made to sit out of creative events at school in the cruelest of fashions because (& they would tell me this as a young child), that even though I was clearly one of, if not “the” most talented among my peers, I was also the most disruptive and clearly the naughtiest because I didn’t pay attention in class and “refused” to focus on the menial tasks at hand, and they simply would not tack with that kind of behavior. They never once took into account that I was bored mindless and realized that I was wildly and entirely misunderstood, so they quite often publicly shamed and shunned me and punished me for things beyond my control … this ignited an already latent distrust of authority that continues in monumental fashion to this day. Thank you for this so very deeply. Now I have yet another rabbit hole into which I must jump. 🐇 🐰 🐇

[@africkinamerican]

Gotcha. I feel your pain..............I have all those issues, except thankfully, the schools and teachers I had at least till junior high were understanding and flexible enough to let me race ahead, then do my doodling or writing as the other kids worked to catch up. I taught myself a lot of drawing technique before I quit in high school. By 2nd grade I had written some crazy thing that I called a "play" and performed it with some friends for the class. Also was teaching friends how to draw Star Wars ships and Peanuts characters... Later on in HS it was writing lyrics and composing in my head. (Oh yeah, I had started making up little tunes on the piano around the same age I started drawing, in 1st/2nd grade) Enormous gifts can also be heavy burdens. As you know. A few years ago I was at a conference for activists in a certain field, and complained to a fellow attendee, I'm bursting with ideas but seem to have so little time to actually put them in action. So he just shrugged and said, "Get a staff!" Ok.... working on it!

[@ashleywickett9]

I hear you, I was diagnosed with ODD which means I don't like listening to authority because of everything you just said, it's not I don't like listening, your just not on my level of mind thinking, my brain always needs to be stimulated or I get bored, I'm mad for crafts as it keeps my creativity going, I love reading as I can take my mind out of this world into another dimension that's on my mind level, I failed at english and maths as my brain couldn't comprehend learning that when there is more important things to learn, like evolution, dynamics, outer space etc

[@spirktrekker362]

I’m very impressed Mayim is open to the ideas of chakras and energy in spiritual terms, along with being grounded in science. As a HSP empath, I identify with some of these traits.

[@LifeIsBetterWithLove]

What is a HSP ?

[@Smartestgoose]

highly sensitive person @@LifeIsBetterWithLove

[@JoshuathePsychic]

I know! This is so cool. I grew up watching her and now she’s speaking my language! 🤩

[@JHNZ607]

Was told I was a indigo child by my grandmother as a 10 year old, now 25 years later I find out I have AuDHD

[@marisamartinezolivera]

OMG! I am 64 and today I knew I am (or was) an Indigo Child. Diagnosed late as an ADD , or a hight capacities kid bored at regular school..and that never explained me fully. Beyond that Indigo is and was always my color, today I’ve learn a lot about myself and my childhood. Checking: Strong willed, old-soul, free thinker, rebel to directions (I thought I’d always opened ways to my siblings being the eldest of six), difficult to fit in boxes, used to think out of it, creative in a creative career (architect), highly intuitive (it has truly helped me a lot in my lifetime), high capacities IQ (if that is a symptom..), truth seeker and driven to change this world for better (my “career” as a young HHRR defender carried me days of jail service during Franco’s days..), empathetic, leader of my team but never boss. Very connected to nature and animals (who other has had a cow, a swift and a bat as pets..). High sensitive person. Spiritual more than religious. Always struggling with boredom. I think I get a 16 of 17. WOW!! Enormously thankful for this episode! Maybe late, but I’ve understood today myself and my childhood a bit…today! 💙

[@angeladela4769]

I've looked this up before as I always felt like I was just dropped off here on this planet and don't belong and as a child I remember asking my parents if I was adopted lol I scored a 16-17 as well, where's the blue cult?! I also, being a woman, was recently diagnosed with ADHD in my 40s, so there's that as well. As young girls when we were different, we were just told to fit in. I wasn't hyperactive but I wanted to do what I wanted to do and felt I was too smart for school, and it was boring and a waste of my time. My younger self disliked never feeling like I fit in, but my older, wiser self really couldn't care less anymore. In fact, I am happy now I am not "normal." I don't understand how we still remain so divided as a people. I have this desire to understand people but also find them so perplexing when it comes to how we hate, kill and refuse to realize we have a lot more in common than we don't. I have a high level of injustice sensitivity and was always just a very sensitive person that also is very intuitive and has amazing pattern recognition! To this day my dad still triggers me when he tells me I need to just worry about myself. I don't understand what that means. I find that difficult, like others don't think of how their own actions could afflict others or have an innate desire to stand up for others because it is the right thing to do even if they are not currently affected by something? I think I can bounce easily (when I can focus) between creative and analytical. I dislike small talk and would rather discuss why are we here and how we are, what is the purpose of it all and conspiracy theories and I NEED to spend time alone. Animals keep me grounded to this planet and animals and young children always seem to flock to me even though I never became a human parent by choice. I dislike being told what to do. I will be respectful about it but if you can't make me understand the need or purpose or I just think its entire purpose is to control I won't do it. Whether we are here to raise the frequency of the planet, create change for the betterment of humanity or it's simply a ying yang sort of thing and half or so of us just think differently, I will take the misfits, dreamers, poets, creatives, and rebels any day on my team! Is there any factual numbers of the percentage of people currently on earth is said to be an Indigo? It seems a lot of this falls into the neurodivergent category.

[@Jennasworld1876]

PLEASE CHECK INTO AUTSIM.... it sounds like autism and a neurodivergent brain.

[@katiekane5247]

Always had an animal in my life, I have far more critter friends than humans because they're real, no bill 💩. I'd love to know all they know.

[@Portia620]

Agreed! ❤🥂.

[@Portia620]

@@katiekane5247after tremendous betrayal I feel you!!!!

[@megoncle]

I'm 17 out of 17. But you're so incredibly right about a person whos strengths and intuitions have been fostered vs punished for being unruly during childhood is truly something to look at. Feels like such a tailspin. ❤

[@DrawnByDandy]

13/17. I don't feel like I need the label of "indigo child/adult" because I've already done a bunch of internal work to accept for myself the labels of ADHDer, neurodivergent, even disabled. There's nothing inherently wrong with having ADHD, and there's a lot I have to offer the world, but there's a trade off in that I struggle to function in a society that is not built for people like me, and thus, I am disabled (which I see as a neutral term). I've found community with other ADHDers and the wider communities of neurodivergence and disability, and I try to push for society to be more accommodating of all of us.

[@chypchynara]

i have 17/17 and just realized i’m wearing a blue shirt too! LOVED this episode, everything you talked about resonated so much 💙 but it also made me sad.. unfortunately, i grew up in a violent household and my narcissistic parents abused me so bad and for so long, i now have borderline personality disorder. i went no contact with my family and i’m actively healing now. oftentimes i feel like they broke that indigo child, but i know it’s bigger than that and i will find my way back to myself 💜 thank you so much for this episode!

[@lyndachele]

I have D.I.D., CPTSD, ETC. Been in trauma therapy for 31 years. CBT makes a difference. Takotsubo syndrome, Stress cardiomyopathy aka broken heart. I've experienced it.

[@ShyiaRobinson]

I got 17/17 and am wearing a blue sweatshirt today! 😆 I also had an abusive and negligent mother and abandonment issues from my father. I don’t talk to my mom but I talk to my dad quite often. Spiritually speaking and IMO, we choose our parents and circumstances as a soul contract. I’m not saying this to sound negative but to heal and take our power back. A lot of highly sensitive/indigo ppl had really rough starts in life. We’re here to make a difference and who’s to say we would’ve if life was different. I choose to believe that God is only giving me lessons to become more enlightened and not cursing me. 🥲😅

[@hayjust1]

Me too.

[@RiverWoods111]

Indigo children was a way of explaining autistic kids. It was super toxic because it expected us to be world savers when in fact we were dealing with massive amounts of bullying and serious overstimulation with the senses.

[@sbrooke210]

Indigo children are not autistic. That's thoroughly inaccurate

[@alternativetentacles1760]

@@sbrooke210Indigo children are actually level 1 autism. The traits fit.

[@sbrooke210]

@@alternativetentacles1760 her interpretation and information is not accurate. So no, not true

[@alternativetentacles1760]

@@sbrooke210 Wikipedia page states it’s pseudoscience from the 1970’s. And it most definitely is linked to modern diagnosis of adhd and autism. We have the DSM5 now that offers more concrete answers in clinical psychology. I accept my gifts come from being level 1 autistic. I’m glad my parents tried to give me a normal childhood and not tried to tell me I was an Indigo child.

[@sbrooke210]

@@alternativetentacles1760 indigo children are not autistic , that is preposterous. Traits can overlap but two different things entirely. So no.

[@juliem5640]

I'm 57 & just learned that I'm an Indigo child. Amazing how all of this resonated with me. This explains so much of my life. Great topic!!

[@jojons6484]

Yes. Thank you. I have a 45-year-old indigo daughter. Very difficult to raise; I barely survived her childhood! And in 45 years, she hasn’t changed. She is awesome.

[@slimsonite2111]

Thank you for the last sentence 😌

[@sbrooke210]

I really don't understand this statement. Indigo children are not notoriously difficult. In fact, they are quite mindful and intelligent

[@Authentistic-ism]

I latched onto this concept for myself a few years back before I self-identified as an autistic woman. I went on to get an official diagnosis bc sensitive indigo me knew nobody would take it seriously unless I had a neuropsych assessment, so I did at age 40. I no longer subscribe to the indigo concept. I think it's a form of ableism, the kind that doesn't look ugly on the outside, but really does some harm later in life when the child becomes an autistic adult. Nobody grows out of it. Some of us just mask or develop PTSD from being so sensitive and having that invalidated.

[@erindowling8540]

Maybe it was autism that you latched onto... because that's more "normal" these days.

[@The_Green_Queen]

Gah! I just LOVED this conversation so much! Like Jonathan, I am 17/17. I’ve always been a little “woo-woo,” but the child I brought into this world has made me a believer in more of the extrasensory world. He is a nonspeaker, autistic, and types to communicate. He has a brilliant mind. He started telling me what color people were when he was a tot. It took years for me to get that he was seeing auras. He can tell whether someone is his cup of tea instantly. (I’ll ask him about Jonathan’s aura, btw) Most people who have the characteristics of indigo children would likely have a yellow/golden aura. You can actually find info about different colors of auras and their characteristics if you search. Auras can also change, not just over time, but with moods, illness, etc. My son will tell me mine is red when I’m angry! He also sees brown in auras of people who are ill. I can’t begin to fathom what it’s like to see the world through his eyes and with his brain. But to me, he is the *real* most interesting man in the world. I have wondered if being unable to speak has heightened his other senses and developed his sixth sense to some degree. Anyhoo! That’s probably the longest KZbin comment I’ve ever made. lol.

[@The_Green_Queen]

Also, not to nitpick, but that shirt is not indigo.. it’s more of a blue-green and indigo is blue-violet. Just sayin’

[@SavingDom]

Oh my gosh, loved your comment, but that second one got me😂😂😂 Oh how we struggle with colors

[@katiekane5247]

Truly a gift and blessing, glad you're able to appreciate his gift

[@The_Green_Queen]

@@hatakekakashi517 he said yellow-green.

[@The_Green_Queen]

@@hatakekakashi517 green: healing, calm, connection with nature, empathy. Yellow: intuition, optimism, creativity, generosity, spirituality.

[@ItsMeNanaD71]

I’m now 52 & in the past two years have FINALLY began to understand myself. I’ve scored very high for INJF, Empath, Intuitive, & now a 17/17 for an Indigo Child. Oh and I’m RH Negative blood. I’ve never been able to see animals in pain, even on tv. It makes my skin crawl & I cannot leave the situation fast enough. I can’t handle people suffering in any way. It breaks my heart. And being around too many people & too much energy absolutely wears me down. You’ll always find me hiding with the critters 🥰🤗 Or with the children. But with teenagers or adults, it’s just too much. I need the innocent, joyful & happy energy. Adults lose that. I take my grandkids camping as often as possible to instill a love of nature in them. Anyway, thank you for this video. Quite interesting stuff. The last set of twins in my family, born before me, ended in death from heartbreak. They were girls & one passed of SIDS very young. 6 months later to the day the other twin girl passed & the Dr said it was caused by her broken heart from losing her twin. It’s a real thing for sure. I feel like I’ve only got one or two heartstrings left tbh.

[@haten4]

17/17 right here... I'm one of the not so lucky children that grew up into great indigo adults. I was badly traumatized by the schooling system. I had all these characteristics, never fit in, teachers either loved me or hated me for being inquisitive and always asking why, I always felt like everyone were like sheep just following orders and never thinking anything remotely deeper, I got bored or too excited about subjects, I was too sensitive for all the noise and light and people... I had my first burnout when I was 11. After that it was just hell. I feel like I won't ever be able to go to university, even though I would love to learn more and be able to study. But I am doing my best with what I got! I got a certificate as an Expert by Experience and I am being active on helping others with struggles in mental health, as well as educating officials and making services easier for users. I am living as the Indigo I was meant to be! Making change, making art, making waves!

[@DanniBby]

Did you eventually get assessed for autism spectrum or adhd? Because what you described are traits. Too sensitive to noise, light, people, The asking too many questions that could get taken the wrong way is an autistic trait. It’s also seeking details within the information to understand.. a deep need to understand everything and not fitting in are relatable experiences.

[@haten4]

@DanniBby I fought for 15 years to get tested, but didn't get a diagnosis. The test was showing traits, but my impulsiveness and hyperactivity didn't reach high enough. I absolutely think I land somewhere on the autism spectrum, but I compensate with other things. I did get diagnosed with obsessive compulsive personality disorder which I feel "dampens" the adhd traits. Luckily I now get occupational therapy, and I think it will help making routines to calm my daily living.

[@DanniBby]

@@haten4 just so you know, hyperactivity isn’t always externalized, it could also be internally experienced, such as constant thoughts, feeling of restlessness, hyper verbal talking, impulse shopping. I know many people only think of it as something that can be seen from the outside but that’s a stereotype so they might have judged wether you have ADHD wrong. And there’s a video that Orion Kelly has on his channel about how OCD relates to autism spectrum. There’s videos YoSandySam has on her channel about how ADHD and Autism hide the other one’s traits.

[@haten4]

@DanniBby Yes, I am aware of all this, but I can't really do anything about getting the diagnosis right now, but as long as I can get treatment for my problems, it doesn't really matter at the moment. It doesn't change that I still am about 90% sure I am on the autism spectrum. I only recently started to realize how much I mask and hide a lot of the traits, and they are starting to come out with certain (safe) people and situations. I have OCPD, which is different from OCD, although there is some similarity. But yes, the connection with autism spectrum seems glaringly obvious.

[@katiekane5247]

​@@haten4auto didactics are the way forward imo, university is for indoctrination more than knowledge

[@beagoodhuman44]

I always knew I was different..intuition, clariaudient, but this August at 46 was diagnosed with Autism. I had previously been diagnosed with ADHD in my early adulthood. It makes sense to me that these things are connected...it’s just the way I think. I pick up on subtleties..but often miss what the nuerotypical find obvious.

[@rollen901]

They are diagnosing a lot of people with autism. They just want to put a label on anything. You are not autistic

[@chazmeister3477]

U sound so narcissistic

[@mabeltejeda3959]

I’m 17/17!😅 I remember always asking, “Why?” Also, I remember the very first time I felt someone else’s emotions. I was like 4 years old. I’m an adult and learned about Indigos back in 2001. Then didn’t hear about them for a long time. All of a sudden some of the same qualities of an Indigo fall under Empath qualities. We’re just gifted😊

[@JackieOgle]

Thank you Mayim. I think my 9 year old grandson is an indigo child. You are the best. I love how you discuss these different topics and include everyone in the discussion with genuine caring and openness. Thank you. You would be the coolest friend! 😊

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

I am SO INDIGO. Although I knew this already l didn't know all 17. Ironically I'm wearing an indigo colored shirt with rainbow socks right now. 🌈💕😊

[@georgiacranney1607]

I am 70 and this is the first time hearing about Indigo Children. I am an Indigo Child thru and thru! Not sure what to do with this new info but its interesting and I did forward the website you quoted to my counselor at the Vet Center. Cant wait to talk it over with him. Thanks once again for pointing out how weird I am! 😂

[@chazmeister3477]

It’s the first time you’ve heard about indigo children. And yet now that you’ve just heard of it your are in fact convinced that u urself are indigo. Do u realise how stupid u are you

[@4barefeet]

I will also be adding "indigo child" to my resume. I was brought to tears listening to you list what I have always believed to be my greatest qualities. Thank you for this. Thank you.

[@fabiolaluisaavilazapata2682]

Wow 17 out of 17 here..., this video hit me deep, I was just diagnosed with ADHD, BPD, and Bipolarism as an adult, and now as a Data Scientist living in a super small traditional Mexican town where people's minds are grown into cages it's a struggle to socialize, I feel I owe to people, I find it very easy to learn, to create things from scratch, to analyse scenarios or data or people or whatever I have in front of me and it baffles me to the point where I started a series of webinars to teach to my local town people the Analytical way of thinking, I for some strange reason got for free in my brain, my goal is to at least change the live of 1 person for the better and for them to get a well paid remote job on the Data Analytics world

[@karenlanghofer8762]

I was called that many times when I was young. Sounds exactly like AuDHD. I was recently late diagnosed at 😊51.

[@orland0110]

Thank you so much for breaking down and discussing the topic of indigo children. Much love to you Mayim! ❤

[@angelc813]

“Deserves a place and not a correction.” I love that! We don’t all fit in the same box. We have different ancestry/dna, childhoods, experiences, traumas and perceptions. I’ve been an empath my entire life. I’ve never considered the idea that I may be an indigo, but I fit the bill with 16/17. In fact, when I meditate, I see indigo. I am a healer. I have experiences that aren’t limited to this realm or dimension. My soul is very old and very tired. Thank you for this podcast.❤

[@ShyiaRobinson]

“My soul is very old and very tired” I felt that! 🥲😂❤

[@marjoriearment]

This has helped me gather insight on myself and my 6 year old boy. I don’t know his inner thoughts of course but seriously this was amazing 😭😭 I’ve been humming and mediating more. I’m going to cry just thinking about it. I wish everyone could hear these words and understand others in a deeper way. 💜💜

[@robinandersen4181]

Love this episode. Fantastic. If I had one wish, it would be to have a sit down with Mayim and ask her all sorts of questions. She is a delight.

[@MorganMcCurry-md9ef]

I was also 17 out of 17. I resonated with all of this. While I am a person who really enjoys spirituality and I have a concept of chakras I do feel skeptical about labels like indigo child. I think a lot of people have the ability to be this way but I do see a difference in myself because I do not remember a time in my childhood that I wasn't acutely aware that there was a lot wrong on this planet and I was always very driven to be something helpful and involved in change. My version of personal success was always about contributing to something important

[@kelbev222]

Terrific chat. I totally enjoyed it. ❤ Thank you!

[@CherishMichaelPHD]

Another great podcast - keep them coming and keep spreading the enlightenment to others. I grew up spiritual with a fondness for hearing other's perspectives. I was told I have the indigo aura and the signs of an indigo child years ago.

[@vickiporter4804]

His Aura is spectacular

[@vickiporter4804]

Not referring to the sun, btw

[@litaibarcena4041]

17/17 here too! And only recently I had started holistic therapy to understand myself better. And it's working. But this was an eye opener! Wow! I feel like I belong somewhere! I don't know what I should do with the information now, but I'm in a less lonely place, though I enjoy being alone. Thanks for the info. Great as usual. 😇😇

[@rebeccaturner3400]

I’m a 17 outta 17! It was a long journey to get to that understanding of my experience thus far in life. Diagnosed with mental illness and medicated when I was young through much of life because I sensed things more than others, which meant something was wrong with me. I felt so misunderstood, knowing things weren’t like I was forced to believe they were. So you’re mentioning the suppression of your unique self was a very “seen” statement to me. Also, The empath term and understanding led me to this topic. I do feel, as an indigo child, a deep instinct/knowing of a long term plan that we are one of the waves to help us evolve for the betterment of the earth along with everything that lives on her. I appreciate your coverage on this topic! This is the first time I’ve seen your channel and I didn’t feel “made fun of” in these new terms linking with science. A Much appreciated bridge ! It really is another demonstration of how we are evolving. Thank you again☺️

[@angelinamclaughlin-heil]

I definitely am indigo by that description. Such an interesting segment. Thank you

[@thewhatevermatt3498]

This was such an interesting and beautiful conversation, I think I'm an Indigo Child, I was diagnosed with ADHD at an early age an I did identify with all 17 of the characteristics mentioned but not only that, for me it really hit something very emotional when you started talking about the medical or physical components of the chakras, if there was something in my life that was causing me great angst or pain the easiest and most helpful way to get it out was to sing, now im not a great singer and I don't know if I'll ever be, but there's something about finding a song that can channel the emotions I am feeling through the lyrics or the melody that just felt so liberating and when you talked about how humming and singing can reach into that place and have an actual physiological change in our bodies it just made sense, my intuitive brain could understand how to calm me down even if my logical brain had a hard time rationalizing it.

[@dancingjaguarinspirations]

I work with sensitive children and they feel very empowered when they learn how to work with their energy, their chakras and auras. I would love to share a few stories with you!

[@Blahlalovely]

I’d love to hear!

[@dancingjaguarinspirations]

@@Blahlalovely Thanks for asking! This is a short story about a 5-year old using the tools she learned at Spirit Camp to help her mom... Lily was a sensitive five-year-old who remembered a previous life, and talked openly with her parents about things that seemed way beyond her years. Her mom was a busy woman who juggled finding a balance between being a working mom and raising a family. One day, her mom came home from work exhausted and depleted. When Lily looked at her, she said, "Mom, why don't I check your chakras and align them before dinner? I think it might help you feel better." Her mom was surprised to hear her five-year-old daughter suggest nurturing her mom with a technique she learned at Spirit Camp. Her mom said, "How can one not be amazed when one realizes their child, who is in Kindergarten, is now capable of using her knowledge to help her parents feel better!" You can learn more at www.dancingjaguarinspirations.com/spirit-camp

[@katiegreenwood8738]

I love that you do that. That’s wonderful. We all have unique gifts. Have you read ‘the child whisperer’ by Carol Tuttle? I highly recommend it. 💖

[@dancingjaguarinspirations]

@@katiegreenwood8738 thank you for letting me know about the book. I will order it.

[@brendaalbaugh3716]

I would LOVE to know how you teach them to work with their energy. As a teacher and apparently an indigo child myself, I struggle so much with helping others. It's a life goal of mine.

[@catseyes44]

I'm 41 and got 17 out of 17. I watched the whole épisode in one go. Sending you love from France. I was in awe to understand a lot of words that you were using...synchronicities, third eye, chakra system, etc. It's been only a year since i've started actively on this journey of knowledge, of self love and karma healing. I have started from manifestation of other realms from me and mainly my kids. I have started from there to search for answers to what was happening to us. We're all in and i have encountered extraordinary people since. I know now that my 3 year old has his 3rd eye completely open. My heavily disabled kid is a very pure soul . My middle child has some developped senses and we now go to special parent-child sessions. Saturday we just practiced sensing aura and how to create our protection circle. This is a very interesting journey and our children is a fundamental legacy for a better tomorrow. Our generation is paving a way (ex. Cleaning the family tree from trauma, our own karma) a beautiful journey to all beautiful souls out there.

[@jadomonell]

I think it’s really helpful when you bring the science and spiritual sides together.

[@lizlandes500]

The positive things about Indigo Children is that they are often born to be Lightworkers, spiritual healers, and teachers. A lot of Indigo Children are also Starseeds. You should research that term, and maybe to a show about them. I think a lot of listeners will say it makes a lot of sense and realize they may be one.

[@Icare4uboo]

I'm clairvoyant and Empath I'm a healer.medical as well

[@lizlandes500]

@@Icare4uboo I’m also Clairvoyant, an Empath, a little bit of a Medium, and can do some healing using my energy. I’m a Starseed as well.

[@hiruki8]

Isn't the starseed ideology like... Born out of antisemitism, white supremacy, and far right UFO occult?

[@stayfit57]

My son is an indigo child turned to an addict. It's been a horrible life for him. He didn't know how to handle the energy he picked up from others. He is a natural born healer. Once he taps into it. He was asked to go to the Phillipines at a young age to be a healer and work side by side w a world healer. He was to young and we didn't have the money. Wished I had done it.

[@lizlandes500]

@@stayfit57 I’m so sorry 😢. It’s actually not uncommon for Indigo children to have a really rough time in life. I have battled depression off and on my entire life. I hope he finds the path that’s right for him. All Indigo children need is supportive friends and family along the way.

[@maayanxsw]

My mom send me this i got 17/17... Such a great episode i really loved it ❤️

[@donaldpelletier2124]

I just happened to scroll on your list of episodes, and wanted to see this one in particular! After hearing your list .... I am 17 for 17, I am not a child but a 41 year old man!!!! This episode EXPLAINS EVERYTHING ABOUT ME ..... Thank you for airing this episode! ♥️

[@navirose9133]

I'm now a senior who was born an telepathic empath. I've been lucky over the years to connect with several communities of like minded souls. My children take our multisensory abilities for granted. James Twyman produced the film, Indigo Evolution, available on KZbin almost 20 years ago. The work of Gary Zukav goes in depth explaining the birth of the new humanity.Gregg Braden, Mary Rodwell, and Grant Cameron among many others have spent decades investigating the emergence of Indigos, Crystals and Starseeds at this pivotal moment. Thank you for having the courage to explore the subject.

[@moonoverpisces]

I loved this episode, you're speaking my language! Heal the mind, body, and energy body (aura) and you'll overcome the neurodivergence. I try to keep spiritual practices, energy work and meditation accessible on the practical level because it's going to be an important part of our lives moving forward. It's time to marry science and spirituality.

[@kpar4943]

17. I used to think i was indigo. Now i know im Audhd. Autistic people have more neural pathways with less pruning, adhd have extreme awareness of their surroundings which we label as distractability. We often mystify what we dont understand. The sad thing is i was around for this trend, and saw many people ignore thier childrens medical needs and call them special. Considering the rate at which both autistic and adhd people unalive themselves this is really not something i think should be encouraged. People need to know who they really are. Many adults diagnosed have an immense sense of relief, and stop hating themselves for struggling to fit in. Anyone can be spiritual. But for good mental health balance is important. Accepting adhd and autism as a naturally occurring phenomenon in humans is necessary to save lives, and also, people with these traits tend to be innovative and bring humans forward in evolution. I practice shamanism. I have accepted and understand my traits. Im quite fine with understanding autism and adhd. If i had just thought i was indigo, and so was my child, NEITHER of us would get the medication we needed to improve our functionality and our chances at survival. I am hoping that as a scientist that you can bring some balance to this subject, as not recognized your own unique issues and needs can be extremely detrimental to people's lives. As the gentleman demonstrates, you can be both. And taking medication can help tremendously, and will not affect your spiritual abilities. Trust me.

[@bonsaidanceflow]

I'm pleasantly surprised you discussed this. I love it, thank you💓

[@KimberleyJackshaw]

I knew early in my adulthood I am an Indigo Child... I've been into spiritual things since I was a teenager... I am 57 and am working on bettering my skills in order to help others find their spiritual essence and balance their mindset in order to shift their lives no matter their age or stage of life they may be in and want a more fulfilled life!

[@erinsantoro9187]

I check a lot of these boxes. But I have been told it is a mash up of my anxiety, autism, ODD, etc.

[@ArtisticMysticSoul]

This was a fascinating episode! I identify as an indigo child. 15/15. I have always been highly empathic and intuitive. I am an HSP and an INFJ personality type. I've always felt different and overly sensitive.

[@shelleyconroy9524]

MY LITTLE BLOSSOM!!! WHO WOULF HAVE THOUGHT BACK THEN WE WOULD BE HERE TODAY!!! THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!!!!

[@mattbaumgart3621]

Thank you for doing this episode! I have a son who I would now fairly confidently say is an indigo child. As a more science-based listener, it gave me some insight as to what I need to think about when he is not listening or telling me he doesn't want to do homework, rather than constantly just yelling and getting frustrated with him. I sent this episode to my wife, as she is typically the one dealing with him while I'm at work. Hopefully we can nurture his indigo affinity instead of trying to change it.

[@harveymoore4984]

I love this show I learned so much I never heard of an indigo child before until now.... And listening to the test you were giving Jonathan I guess I'm One too.. so Jonathan I'm one of us one of us one of us..lol

[@jflowj]

Great episode!! ❤

[@lilydoesart937]

17/17 also. Years ago a friend told me i was an indigo or a starseed. I was clueless to the terms and have been interested in learning about it since then. I will say it's been a comfort to me to feel as if my life experiences might be for a purpose. Its not been easy. I am 56 and finally accepting myself. Thank you for talking about this💙🌠

[@lynsamfortas]

I love the humor of these two. I love it when smart people talk ❤

[@Sacred_Dreamer]

17 out of 17 I'm a psychic medium who also reads tarot 😂 I've known there is more than this life and started seeing spirit when I was 5. I have always felt energy and can read peoples emotions and energy since I was a little girl. I'm 38 now❤ I stared my mediumship journey 4 years ago and have never felt more myself. Johnathan your Aura color for me is white and very grounded. White for me shows openess and higher conscious 💖🥰

[@wendysherbert3257]

As a Gifted ES Teacher, this describes all my students. Great variety of neurodiversity going on. I am going to read this for fun. Might give me a different view, which is always a good thing. According to this I am an Indigo child myself. lol

[@nodoboho]

I'm only halfway into the questions, but I was already thinking "this just describes many gifted folks!", especially sensitive, idealistic types. Like me. Edit: I'm back. Yup, it's all just about idealistic, introverted, sensitive, creative, independent-minded gifted people. I think "indigo" overlaps or describes a much older theory posited by the Polish psychiatrist/psychologist (he was both) Dobrowski, who said that gifted people really are _different_ and these differences are sometimes pathologized and misdiagnosed as ADHD, Autism, Bipolar, &/or Narcissism. A decade ago, I attended a fascinating day-long seminar at a local university by an expert in this and while everyone else (including some mental health professionals attending) were going "Really? That's a gifted thing? Who knew?", _I_ was saying "Yeah, of course, _that_ fits with most gifted folks I've known, including me. So that's a gifted thing, huh?...interesting...makes sense." The lecturer explained it is possible to be both gifted _and_ have other conditions, but she laid out which "symptoms" are just "gifted" quirks and which indicate a true "condition". It was pretty illuminating for all of us. I also learned about "existential depression" and another kind (I forget which) I'd never heard of that made _so_ much sense of my own depression which started at age 12. I highly recommend reading up on this and perhaps letting your gifted kids &/or their parents know. It may help them avoid being misdiagnosed and could help them not feel so "different in a 'less-than' way".

[@jacoblesley1802]

Thank you m and j, for having the courage ❤🎉

[@noraelkin1372]

Yes. Saw my Indigo Self Aura at 18yoa. Starting my 5th decade in the Earth School shortly.... So glad yall are explaining these things in a Meta-analysis Style! 🧡🧡🧡 💜💙💜💙💜💙

[@williambuckbee4366]

I got 17! I learned as a kid to project my aura or energy, so people would leave me alone and I wouldn't become overwhelmed. I have done this so long most people think that I am upset or angry. The aura color for me is so dark of a blue, that it appears to be black.

[@claystroke9969]

This is an awesome topic!!! My thoughts, Indigo Children are those who can see that spectrum of the rainbow that no others can see. We can even feel it too. I'm 17 out of 17. It's not that we're bored, it's that we're disinterested because we don't conform to the established norm/way of life that's been "given" to us via Pavlovian education. And I mean ESTABLISHED. Why do you think witches were burned at the stake? They knew things others didn't comprehend and were more healers, innovaters and artisans than others. Why do you think movies like The Wizard of OZ or Harry Potter were created or even movies and television and theatre were created? To show others that different ways and worlds exist. My dad to was an Indigo Child. He created a TV show called The Outer Limits which spawned Star Trek which spawned a whole bunch of innovations. He saw things others didn't and was able to share his visions to the masses. I know he's floating around somewhere looking at what has been created through science, technology and the imagination. If only he were here in physical form, he'd be blown away by this program! I could go on about this topic! Thank you Mayim! You rock! 🙏❤️

[@lj9524]

I remember the TV show, “ The Outer Limits”. Loved it!

[@jennavolpe9240]

Thanks so much for covering this!

[@tthomas6013]

Thank you for breaking this down the way you did. Great discussion and conclusion. Yes his Aura is 💙. I've died twice, clinically. One of which from broken heart syndrome. When I awoke from each I had gained a bit more intuition. Blessings to you both for the conversation.

[@sbrooke210]

I was one and my daughter is also. I talk about this usually once a week or so.

[@LisaParkesWildheart]

Yess I am and Indigo 💜 amd an HSP who is recovering from complex childhood trauma. I work with Indigo children. I call them Wildhearts. They also tend to identify as INFJ on the Myers Briggs.

[@yvexyz8704]

Oh my god! I just got 16/17 out of the Indigo questions AND I'm an INFJ through and through - and the term "wildheart" resonates deeply within me 😮 I'm blown away right now 😂

[@slimsonite2111]

I love "Wildhearts" 🥰

[@debigates3033]

I am 60 years old, born in 1963. I always felt different and now I know why. Thank you for sharing this.

[@user-em7vh5xs6f]

I’m 62 as well, my mind is blown, Indigo Child indeed!!! Thank you so much!! I will order the book now!!! I recently began Reiki Certification because of the impact the practice improved my physical and mental health.

[@vickiporter4804]

I am a 61 year old indigo child, my 40 year old daughter is an indigo child, and her 10 year old daughter is an indigo child. We don't know about 6 year old yet. I have a neice and nephew who are indigo as well. Runs in my family. I am only an Empath, my daughter can see the dead and she also goes on journeys, she can see portals, portals scare me

[@priscilladutton8760]

As someone who is revisiting an aspergers dx from 1980, I'm noticing the traits match that of asd. I identify with all 17 plus the asd traits.

[@banned36022]

You have always been a class act kind of Lady, a role model to young people for sure! Thank you for sharing.

[@tinagipson6210]

I'm from SO much trauma.. but now that I've listened to this, I'm 17 out of 17.. It truly does explain SO much about myself, as well as my oldest daughter..

[@danaw23]

Loved this topic and conversation!!! I’m 75% because I’m a rule follower (unless it’s stupid). I’m an introvert but definitely a pack animal (so I’d still like to join the cult). 😊

[@tracygagnon6857]

I'm with you, Jonathan! An undiagnosed, hard-core Indigo Adult. Hurray for us! We're not crazy--we're "special"!

[@charliebonninmusic7448]

I love everything about this episode. Thank you so much for bringing awareness. I’m definitely an indigo and or HSP. I’m still learning about myself l, and I’ve learned to channel my sensitivities into practicing sound healing and producing sound bath and meditation music. It is a very healing and fulfilling path.

[@chasitymorvant1075]

I'm mostly definitely an indigo child by her descriptions. You learn something new every day

[@shawnverdoni4157]

Thank you for this episode! I got a 16 out of 17. I am a rule follower until it's time to break the rules. I also see myself as someone who brings the winds of change. I've been told that I have a strong aura, although I don't recall the color. I'll have to check back on that part. This was an excellent learning opportunity to bridge the chasm between spirituality and science.

[@saltywench]

When I was 17 I saw my mother's aura. She was utterly furious about something, but I couldn't hear a word she was saying because I was staring at this huge red glow surrounding her head. It would not go away, no matter how much I shook my head or blinked. It was utterly bizarre and I absolutely saw it; so I suddenly knew auras were absolutely real. I've never seen another one, but my mother was amazingly psychic. There were many displays of this that shocked me over the years, but the wildest one was when we were out shopping one day and she suddenly pulled a 180 in the car in the middle of traffic to race home as fast as she could drive, shouting something was wrong with my dad. We were all terrified, thinking she had lost her mind and we were all going to die with her behind the wheel. She screeched the car into the driveway just as my father came out of the backyard covered in blood, he'd cut his hand deeply with his band saw. It was saved because my mother was there and got him to the hospital so fast. These things were demonstrated to me, so I believe in them absolutely. I don't try to explain them though.

[@deborahbeatty]

Wow! I’m 71 but I think I may just be an Indigo Child. All the descriptions fit! I am blown away. Currently working as a life coach and a color ray energist, working with clients using intuitive and empathetic gifts. I’ve been given an understanding of color ray energies as a synesthete. Jonathan, in my system, blue is the color for communication, clarity of message, you soothe and settle and are not afraid of responsibility. Indigo, on the other hand is potential and possibility.

[@rebeccasnyder6255]

And btw, I've always loved you! You're so real and down to earth!❤

[@LaurieLaurie-sf3nc]

Indigo child here 🤚🏻 So great to see Mayim & Jonathan cover this topic!!

[@artcats88]

Thank you for this video. I study constantly trying to understand myself and what's wrong with me. I'm 56. I have self diagnosed as autistic. I try to talk to people all the time. My family too. I have no real friends. My friends on Facebook are not friends. Yesterday I deactivated my facebook because it really hurts when no body likes or comments on my posts...after so long of being ignored and ostracized does begin to cause negative consequences in my body. Because I was trying so hard to be a good poster and post my art and post my cats. So I turned it off. And I'm gonna just take a break from that for now. I'm certain I am indigo as well. I created a you tube with all of my poetry almost 230 videos of poetry readings. But that is not doing well either. My art doesn't get any attention either. I'm not sure but sometimes it feels like I shouldn't be here. My cats need me so... maybe after the new year I'll get intuition to go in a different direction. Xo hugs

[@brendaalbaugh3716]

You worth more than social media. That being said, maybe look up some videos on how to promote your work or get more views on your art. I joined some art pages on social media. They understand me much more than my family and friends. I'm sorry you feel so alone

[@bonniegoldstein8965]

Interesting... I appreciate & respect you for sharing your personal truths. Keep your mind & spiritually Positively Strong. 🥰🌟 Blessings to you 🙏🏼💝🌹

[@InMyBlueSocks]

Instagram!!!!! It feels good when new people follow you. F facebook

[@corialley1338]

Do not judge yourself or your creativity by how others view or appreciate it. Love yourself and the creative process so many people will never have or understand. Be the light in the darkness, keep being yourself..who cares about the rest!?

[@stevejames2566]

This is my first time here and I am so stoked for this channel thank you MB!

[@vargasfamily282]

In the past an indigo child could grow up to be a shaman. How can indigo child traits be put to use today?

[@Lauren-ey7rp]

Indigo child would be considered on the Myers Briggs scale as INFJ personality? I too am a "Indigo Child."

[@alarevalosaltruisticchanne7078]

Great conversation guys! I really found it a balanced & accessible conversation on both sides of the equation. Special shout out to Johnathan & his mission :)

[@AVV369]

Hello! You've got a new subscriber here! This randomly came up on my feed today. I wrote a long reply about chakras and kundalini energy to another youtube video weeks ago. I was talking about spirituality, intuition and the interconnectedness of the universe (some of my favourite topics), possibly the reason why your video here was recommended to me by the youtube algorithm with divine synchronicity in full effect 😅 I got 17 out of 17. I need to research this more. Thanks for the spark of interest on this topic and such good vibes from both Mayim and Jonathan 💫

[@robinedwards8796]

I've been hearing about indigo children since the late '80s. Its New Age, Celestine Prophecy kind of stuff. Science is catching up.

[@saragabriel4224]

I remember: I delved deep into this subject, around 2010. Those were interesting times, indeed. I never took it as "God's Word," though I identified with all of the traits described as "indigo." I'm HSP (have ASD, too), by the way. 👏 Great video! 👏

[@penelopebailey777]

I am 56 years old 17/17. I had my aura read and it was blue and indigo. I have been wondering about my purpose for 2 years. I believe it's to spread the word of who we really are. Souls living a human experience, fragments of our Creator learning lessons about life.

[@ChristopherD8691]

This is truly a unique moment for myself. Like a vibrational uplifting. This one video should become it's own thread and adventure. Just imagine if we really could spend the time to learn who we all are.

[@andreagalvin7386]

Actually another name for Light Workers perhaps??