If you really want to learn more abotu it read Conversations with Children of the now. And Children of the now it covers Indigo children and Crystalline children and Star children.

I'm not 100%, but I cant shake this feeling that I may be one. I can play the piano and the drums with hardly any guidance, but a logical explanation is that I took up guitar first, and the rest was just much easier. I also know way to much about the universe, even when I was really young, I used to experiment with magnets and electricity. So, I think I would agree to a certain extent that the possibility of star children is very likely.

Originally posted by yavis
Well I m sure a lot of people will think that but it is true.
You probably don t know anything about Phoebe Lauren. Don t jugde too soon.
The whole story is 100% true.

yavis

Ok unsubstantiated information. If you have the audacity to say it's 100% true then prove it. Becasue if your 100% certain you have to have proof.

SHe's another crazy lady trying to rationalize the death of a child.

I picked up the piano almost instantly with no guidance, totally by ear. Same with the guitar. I'm not a star child, I'm a human being. Maybe it's because I don't need to fabricate some elaborate story to think I'm special. Maybe I'm not disenfranchised enough to fabricate some story that I can save the workd because I'm different.

I despise this indigo child garbage. It's met with sharp criticism on ATS because it's BS. Not one person can prove their claim. The only thing they can prove is a mental disorder.

While the origin of 'starchildren' is quite admittedly debatable, there is a definite case to be made for children with an unusually keen aptitude in certain areas. Essentially, there is a line drawn at the point where a child is simply talented and where a child is simply miraculous. Many people will be skeptical due to upbringing and the various lessons given throughout our science classes...but the truth is this: how can we be sure? We can't. All we know is we have quite a few highly gifted and intelligent youngsters who continue to display an absurd degree of wisdom and talent throughout their childhood, and on into adulthood. Rather than balking at the idea of starchildren, it is better to admit they exist (regardless of origin) and find out what they have to show us. I personally have come into contact with a starchild, and have been told I might be one myself. I would go so far as to say that I am quite a bit more wise than one of my years should be. I am not arrogant, nor assuming; I simply acknowledge the possibility. Whatever you may say, there are strange cases of over-bright children with unusual histories and tragic endings. Suspend your disbelief in a world of assumptions and arrogance, and take a deeper look. That's all I have to say.

Additionally, there are those (hint: Dr. Jay) who will scoff and declaim the existence of starchildren. Why? Because they cannot be proven to exist. I think perhaps, if such people knew everything, they would not need to be in this forum. Instead, they would be on CNN, publicly broadcasting to millions of people the OPINIONS they hold to be FACT. No one here KNOWS anything we are discussing, except perhaps circumstantial evidence that indicates contrary conclusions, but is not in and of itself conclusive.