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Indigo Children
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Indigo Children
A New Age concept for children who allegedly possess special psychic traits or abilities. Indigo Children attracted wide interest after books and films on the subject hit the media in the 1990s
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95, 2007 "Walking Between Worlds: Belonging to None" written by Ann Andrews is the story of her son Jason, an Indigo Child who had been abducted by aliens on multiple occasions.
Walking Between Worlds: Belonging to None by Aures, Kam / Reviewer's Bookwatch
quot; More About Mo Mo is an indigo child, a child born with an indigo-hued aura with special psychological and spiritual attributes, from Cleveland, Texas.
Psychics Can Help Activate Others as Psychics by Renske Buursma / Self Improvement community
An Indigo child is someone who is aware of other levels of existence.
Delving into the unknown; cover story The number of mainstream ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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