Guest guest Posted September 14, 2008 Report Share Posted September 14, 2008 If you are the father of an indigo child (or a mother)...very interesting: Fathering Indigos Male Energy and the Indigo Children By Dahlgren I am the father of a 12-year-old son who fits the description of an indigo child. I love the children of indigo persuasion; I see them as a precious intermediate step that connects the humans we were to the humans we are becoming in our evolutionary journey. I do not feel they are here to conquer the world or take things over. Their primary purpose as a group is to smooth the way for the children of crystal vibration, the next evolutionary step for humankind on the game-board of free choice. It is my belief that indigo children are here to create a lot of problems and much of this is appropriate. However, there are limits. Universal laws are in effect and each action has a consequence. If the indigos go too far the universe will respond in kind. Therefore, they need parental help to temper their actions so that they need not face the wrath of the universe. A father who has in his heart only the highest desires for his children is ideally suited to take on this task. I am painfully aware that these little ones have much to do as I personally participate in this life drama through the overactive participation of my son, who has been appropriately labeled a " System Buster " . There are many days I sit with heavy heart, worried, as any parent would be when reports come back from the teacher saying my son is disruptive, impulsive, and appears immature for his age. My son is as precious to me as the air that I breathe. When people tell me that he is less than what they expect him to be I think: " My son, please conform. I want these people to see you in the same golden light that your father does. " Yet simultaneously I know he has a job to do and I know that it's necessary. I am behind his work; however there are limits, and it's my job to not let him fall on his own sword. Discipline must be imposed, strongly at times, to stop this very thing. Our planet is in the process of balancing the masculine and feminine energies. Nowhere is this more evident than in family roles. Traditionally the father took the role of stern disciplinarian and the mother balanced this by taking on the nurturing role. In our efforts to find balance within ourselves we have encouraged fathers to become more nurturing, but in the interim we seem to have swung to the opposite extreme where neither parent provides the discipline that used to fall under the domain of the masculine polarity. The indigo children are extremely strong-willed and if there is no balancing discipline to help them develop self-discipline, they may be inclined to impose their will on others. How do we teach this self-discipline? I feel that fathers can play an important role here. By setting firm limits and adhering to them, they teach their children to do the same for themselves. However, the limits must be based on truth and integrity. The indigo children seem to have built in " truth meters " . They cannot be lied to, because they will verify internally the truth of what is said to them. There is a way to approach the children that will serve them the best and that is to be strong, forthright, to know what your intentions are before you state them and to firmly back them up once you have set yourself in a position that you feel is appropriate to their own highest good. It is time that the indigos are questioned seriously by their parents as to what it is that motivates them in situations they face. They need to learn self-evaluation of their motives so that they learn how to interact with themselves appropriately. They understand that right and wrong is relative and often depends on context... what's right in one situation may be wrong in another. They notice that adults are often inconsistent in their behavior so it isn't always easy for them to build a coherent value system. In the absence of strong role models it's easy for a child to assume that the only reliable thing to serve is the self and its goals. Indigo children as a group seem to be " pre-programmed " to change things. We, as adults, are beginning to understand they are paving the way for the children of Crystal Vibration, but the children themselves do not consciously realize this. They are not sacrificial lambs; they have their own goals and purposes in the changes they are making. It isn't their goal to create chaos, but something inside them won't let them complacently accept things the way they have always been. When they imagine something could be better, they seem to be compelled to speak up or to act in order to make changes. I feel they are here to create space that can eventually be filled with peace, which allows the love that brings in the children of Crystal Vibration. The Indigo children have much to learn from the Masters that already walk the planet: many of them are part of the Now/New Age movement and many are in other areas and religions of the world. However, in order to best teach the young ones, the Masters must ensure there is balance between the masculine and feminine vibrations in the home. While in biology, the masculine vibration is equated with the male gender and the feminine vibration with the female gender. This is changing as both genders learn to balance their male and female energies. The difference between the balanced male of now and the more polarized male of the past is that the balanced male of today comes from his heart in love. When the disciplining is done the new kind of father is there immediately with love and forgiveness. His arms open once again soon after the discipline has been imposed. This is a more difficult role for him to play, because he must be willing to go straight back into discipline mode if the children need it. However, if a father is able to do this he also becomes a model for his children to emulate. He can show the indigo child how to balance strength with love and how to integrate the polarities of the masculine and feminine energies in the self. I encourage all fathers to develop this balance within themselves so they can parent their Indigo children more effectively. May all those around them assist their purpose and welcome them in their new role. It is much needed. Dahlgren is the father of a son aged 12 and a daughter aged 9. He lives in Vancouver, Washington, where he works as a scientist. He can be reached by email at david@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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