Science Indigo Child
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 Oct 8 2009, 05:48 PM
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To me, Indigo Child is just a label that we conveniently give to these few so that we conveniently excuse ourselves of not achieving anything near our true potential.
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Oct 8 2009, 09:55 PM
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QUOTE(~lynn~ @ Oct 8 2009, 08:12 PM) A case of making oneself better because one's achievement is lower than the other? Err...I also have very strong artistic ability from young age (before 7) but I would not consider myself Indigo (or any color for that matter) child. Just normal. But in this case, the gap of achievement is just too.. big no? Hence we give them a label  But my artistic ability would not be there if it wasn't honed in the 1st place. Even things like IQ can be improved. Does not mean you are born stupid (sorry not mean you ok), you are forever stupid. After all, we only use < 10% of our brain power...So what about the other 90%? But if Malaysians continue to read only 2 pages a year (according to a survey), then confirm cannot achieve anything la.  |
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