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What happens to Indigo children when they grow up?

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wearyrider16 wearyrider16 Active MemberOP
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#141 ·
It all comes down to genetics.
🙂
The whole thing is just a stage play.
You show up, play your part, and then you head out.
wearyrider16 wearyrider16 Active MemberOP
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#142 ·
Betty Patel172 said:Hi 🙂 , I initially felt the same way, much like most of us who are slightly older. But honestly, people said the exact same things about our generation and the one before it. Once you reach a certain age, your perspective shifts—whether you want it to or not—and suddenly you're the one grumbling about the younger crowd, just as our elders grumbled about us. It’s just the natural progression of things. We like to think we've become wiser and more mature, but in reality, we might just be becoming more narrow-minded. You see what I mean? 🙂

But what happens when people start "complaining" about the older generation?
The kids are basically toddlers compared to us seasoned pros.

And saying it's just a "natural cycle"... I don't buy it. It isn't just that "we" think others are clueless; they actually are lost. They aren't just blind, they've been manipulated so much they've turned into total robots.

Just thought I'd share some interesting food for thought here... this is a pretty solid read with some good info...

https://2012-transformationnews....helping-people
wearyrider16 wearyrider16 Active MemberOP
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#143 ·
It’s getting close.
Things won't last much longer.
Between all this tech and the climate shifting, we're heading for trouble.
I think it's time to start mentally prepping for what's coming.
That's why I'm not even thinking about ending it all—life's going to be a struggle soon enough anyway.
Ryan Wilson2 Ryan Wilson2 Regular
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#144 ·
Oh, please. For hundreds of years now, people have been crying wolf, claiming that we’re all hurtling toward some inevitable apocalypse 😁
wearyrider16 wearyrider16 Active MemberOP
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#145 ·
Ryan Wilson2 said:Oh, please. For hundreds of years now, people have been crying wolf, claiming that we’re all hurtling toward some inevitable apocalypse 😁

Everything has its season, and there’s a right way for everything to unfold, but most people are just stuck in a trance and don't see what's happening.

There are vandals out there tearing down everything good and wrecking our planet.

Behind the scenes, these dark forces pull the strings of the "suits" in Washington, who then lead a nation that's basically asleep at the wheel.

But hey, that's just how things look right now, and nothing stays this way forever.

It’s up to us to stay positive and try to wake people up from that stupor.

We should just pass on the good stuff we've learned.

Knowledge is power.

Scientia potentia est.
wearyrider16 wearyrider16 Active MemberOP
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#146 ·
Interesting read. 👍

http://plesniklubblok.com/indigo-dje...ce-milenijuma/

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