Originally posted by psychicschool
No - not at all.
Your untestable and unconfirmable comment enters into the typical atheist/prove it question most psychics get bombarded with.
hi and welcome to ats.
we, like everyone else, can be very critical of people, ideas, ect...... i try to not take offense to posts that people make. i am after all a simple
carnal being, so sometimes i lose the battle to contain it.
why did so many who claim that they are from "new age," feel the need to create the additional group(s), was it hard for them to adjust to the known
worldviews?
the reason i ask that is when it's all boiled down, this indigo idea seems just like another ploy to get people buying the same ideas, just wrapped a
little differently.
also, i noticed that the inclusion of add/adhd which is supposed to be one of the "signs" a parent can use to determine if their child is
"indigo." i find it odd that many use the diagnosis of one of the most biggest mistakes we are making regarding our kids. we are giving kids
powerful mind drugs to fix a issue that more relates to teachers, oversized classrooms, and the mentality of some baby boomers....
this fits right in with this "children cant play dodgeball" mentality of todays parents. which allows kids to have the ability to avoid certain
needed skills pertaining to society and how to deal with it. they would rather take a pill then challange themselves and the indigo movement caters to
that. todays lazy, obese, dumbed down young ones are not even instilled with the importance of health both mentally or otherwise. a healthy body will
work well with a health mind. often, bad health directly ties into this new version of society.
"having trouble finding your way (asks the indigo elder)?" "yes, i am" says the student. "well, here let me make a group for you so you have the
easiest possible time claiming that title" says the elder. oh before we begin have you been diagnosed with the one of the most misdiagnosed diseases
for kids?" "yes, i have" says the young one. "it's official then, your indigo."
i thought we had enough groups that did not think for themselves. i guess not...
to each his own
cheers,
AA
on a side note, why would you consider that question to be typical of some type of "atheist" mindset? i noticed you were quick to react to that
confrontation by labeling it atheist. i'm curious to know what your worldview is in a much deeper sense.
[edit on 6-8-2009 by anonamousantichrist]
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