According to the Guia da Alma website, people (children or adults) indigos are those who come into the world with the purpose of forming a bridge of energy between tradition and the present, questioning concepts and ways of thinking.
They can often behave differently than expected. Because of this, they end up being labeled as stubborn, dyslexic or problematic. When Indigo children grow up in such an environment, they tend to carry certain behaviors into adulthood.
A strategy of indigo adults is to use defense mechanisms because they do not fit into the environments they usually frequent, such as the workplace or their own home. The goal is to distance themselves from reality and, because of this, they may face difficulties in achieving success in their professions.
This difficulty in earning money can be understood because Indigo adults feel the need to have a good life, but because of low self-esteem, they do not see themselves as deserving of it. However, this is not the only characteristic that defines them.
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According to Wendy Chapman, an American educator, Indigo adults are creative, dynamic people who are willing to do things (as long as they know why they are doing them). They may have depression when young, face problems with institutions that they consider outdated, difficulty concentrating and recognizing hierarchy in work environments or projects. They express their emotions with great intensity and sentimentality or are indifferent to any situation. The improvement of the quality of life happens when they find a balance in their ways of living.
Carolina Hehenkamp — journalist, writer and therapist — also points out strengths and weaknesses as characteristics of indigo adults.
The strengths would be honesty, commitment, understanding, sensitivity and intensity. Weak points would be stubbornness, impatience, need for recognition and arrogance.
The transpersonal therapist Tereza Guerra also addresses the issue of indigo adults analyzing the period in which they were born, considering those who are over thirty years old. When they were children, the world was still not flexible and the challenge of changing it was greater. However, the adults they have become have accomplished this mission of updating society's standards. According to the therapist, it is necessary to recognize the indigo power of change and claim it.
This indigo power can form their different personalities in adults.
When it is not recognized, it forms adults who are conformed to the system and everything that is imposed on them. If the indigo adult, while still a child, saw himself as capable of promoting change, he will have a revolutionary and questioning behavior, seeking to promote the mission entrusted to him.
An indigo adult who recognizes his energetic vibration is able to transmit to the people around him the ability to change and evolve, in addition to expanding his own state of consciousness.
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For Indigo adults to recognize themselves and improve their own lives, some recommendations are to express their opinions, meditate, do therapy, drink pure water, exercise, organize life and be aware of emotional exaggerations. In addition, the authors of the book “Indigo Adults”, Monachesi and Limoncelli, interpreted that the mission of these adults is to renew the educational system in order to make people more confident and intuitive.
