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Science/Tech See other Science/Tech Articles Title: So-Called Indigo Teen Says She Can Read People Children Are Said to Have Psychic Powers July 24, 2006 — - Sandie Bershad says she's always felt different than other kids and generally prefers the company of adults. At age 12, Sandie, now 17, says she went into a deep, two-year depression because she felt that no one understood her. She was treated for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder with medication, but as she grew up, she said, she realized that she had special gifts and abilities, including the ability to see angels and hear voices. "I see dead people. I see my grandmother. She visits me all the time," Sandie said. "I have always been visited by spirits. For the past two years, I have been on a spiritual path, and I have come to help a lot of people with my psychic abilities." Sandie is one of the so-called "indigo children" -- named for the blue aura some say they see surrounding them. Indigo children are described as highly accomplished, deeply spiritual, and gifted with psychic abilities. As with most paranormal experiences, this is more about faith than science. For parents Tammy and Aaren Glover, their children are the proof. "All three of the older children remember vividly previous lifetimes that they have had," Tammy Glover said. "And Maielaya, for example, lives in lucid, vivid memory of being my mother." They often talk about speaking with God, angels, or people who have died. Believers say indigo children are often rebellious to authority, nonconformist, extremely emotional, and sometimes physically sensitive or fragile. "Indigo children have access to human experience at a larger level, at a greater depth than most people do," said Neale Donald Walsch, author of "Conversations With God." Most have piercing blue eyes -- though Sandie does not. Skeptics, however, believe these children may be autistic, have attention deficit disorder, or suffer from some other behavior disorder. "No rigorous scientific tests have proven the existence of these so-called paranormal gifts," said psychology professor David Stein. However, Marjie Bershad, Sandie's mother, says she knew her daughter was different "in utero." "There was always something different about her -- more adult, more focused," Marjie Bershad said. "She was a force to be reckoned with," said Sandie's father, Tom Bershad. "She never acted like a child. She was sophisticated and in charge. It's the same with other indigo kids." When Sandie was 2, she told her mother that she had chosen her and her father to be her parents. About 10 years later, Sandie told her mother that before she was born, her maternal grandfather, who had died when Marjie was 1, had helped her choose her parents. Sandie said her most memorable experience was when her friend's recently deceased father appeared to her. "I called my friend and she was crying -- had no idea this could have happened to her and her father. I described what he looked like and she's like, 'Oh, my God. That's my dad,' Sandie said. "He contacted me so I could give messages to her family and her friends." Sandie said that the father had revealed some private things to her that no one could know about his marriage. "I had to keep that back for a while because I didn't want to say anything when he first died," she said. Sandie says she can do an accurate reading of a person and tell what is troubling them and often advise them on how to fix it. "I feel totally surrounded by their feelings, embodied by them," she said. "It's kind of like a trance. I zero in on only the person and myself. Sometimes it's very intense because the person will develop an attachment to me because they feel like I'm the only person who truly understands them. They ask me for advice, so I'll offer options and choices rather than just tell them what to do." She has even helped her father with problems he has had at work. "I talked to Sandie about it, and she was able to give me real insight into the situation," he said. "She also told me about an employee doing something not quite right, and I was able to handle the problem." Some say as many as 90 percent of all children have indigo traits. Sandie believes that all people share her ability and can unlock it if they are open to being mentored by an indigo. She is happy that she has discovered her gift, after being misunderstood for so long. "A new world opened up to me," she said. "I felt someone finally understood me and helped open other spiritual realms for me and develop my gifts. I started channeling other people. I felt really in tune." Copyright © 2006 ABC News Internet Ventures
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#3. To: Morgana le Fay (#0)
I thought indigo was a dark blue/purple color or dye.
I thought indigo was a dark blue/purple color or dye. I guess they must be....bluebloods.
I guess they must be....bluebloods. http://www.mc.uky.edu/ahec/skyahec/methem-CE.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyperry3/Blue_Fugates_Troublesome_Creek.html "THE BLUE PEOPLE OF TROUBLESOME CREEK"
#6. To: robin (#5)
That's fascinating, Rob, I'd love to see a picture of them. Now the question is - if you were blue, would you take the pill to be pink? I think it might be kind of cool to be blue....
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