@CollinRugg Dude fuck the war, fuck politics, fuck, whatever bullshit you think is important. These scientists and ufo researchers disappearing and “ killing themselves” should make everyone on the planet not be able to sleep at night. Someone is hiding something. What the fuck is going on?!
@david_wilcock It was my Birthday yesterday! My birthday is interesting too, I was born in the 90's and it makes part of my birth date 3/6/9! Can't wait for the show David! 🥳
13 SIGNS YOU’RE AN INDIGO CHILD
1. You’ve felt different for as long as you can remember —
like you were dropped into a world that didn’t quite speak your language.
2. From an early age, there’s been a quiet but unshakable sense of purpose inside you.
Not ambition.
Calling.
3. You’re deeply intuitive.
You know things without being taught.
You read between words, sense what’s unspoken, and feel truth before it’s explained.
4. Authority has never impressed you simply because it exists.
You question power when it lacks integrity — not to rebel, but because truth matters more than hierarchy.
5. Your empathy runs deep.
Sometimes too deep.
You feel others’ emotions as if they’re your own, and crowded or chaotic environments can drain you quickly.
6. You’re naturally drawn to spirituality, consciousness, and metaphysical subjects — not as belief systems, but as remembrance.
7. Creativity flows through you effortlessly.
Imagination isn’t escapism for you — it’s how you access higher perception.
8. You question everything.
Societal norms.
Conditioning.
Even your own beliefs.
You refuse to accept reality at face value.
9. You crave authenticity.
Surface-level connections exhaust you.
You don’t tolerate lies, masks, or hypocrisy — especially from those who claim authority or enlightenment.
10. You’re sensitive to energy.
Rooms shift your mood.
People leave imprints.
Collective emotions ripple through you before they’re spoken.
11. And somehow, without trying…
people come to you for healing.
For clarity.
For grounding.
Your presence alone calms, uplifts, or awakens.
12. You weren’t made to fit in.
You were made to disrupt unconscious systems with awareness.
13. You have a rebel’s heart — because you refuse false structures.
And a healer’s soul — because you remember what harmony feels like.
Indigo children weren’t born to be innerstood by the old world.
They were born to help birth the new one.
~ Lizz Marion
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@SoulLight777 Also anything mainstream. Anything that's pushed on us like spending money or drinking coffee or alchohol. I didn't do those things to begin with but I'm way more over it all now. It's so unhealthy and there's no point to it.
@SoulLight777 Money, gossip, hatred, mowing the lawn, violent or distressing shows movies and games, people pleasing, a job that doesn't fulfill me, lame conversations, being "normal" in the eyes of other people, junk food and sugar, hanging out with soul sucking or heavy energy people... etc.
Religion does not necessarily nurture inner morality, it often cultivates obedience to external authority.
Instead of guiding the soul toward truth through personal insight and spiritual growth, many traditions focus on submission to prescribed doctrines or so called divine commands.
In this way, the path becomes one of following rules rather than awakening conscience.
True spiritual morality arises not from fear of punishment or desire for reward, but from deep connection to compassion, wisdom, and inner knowing, the voice of the divine within.
Neil McDonough, a devout Catholic actor known for his refusal to do kissing or sex scenes out of respect for his wife, Ruvé, recently made a rare exception—but with a twist. In his latest film, the script called for a kiss at the end, so McDonough convinced his wife to play the role of the woman he kisses. That way, he could stay true to both the character and his convictions.
The couple, who have five children together, made the creative decision to preserve his long-standing vow while honoring the demands of the story. McDonough has previously paid a steep price for his moral stance. In 2010, he lost a $1 million role on the ABC show Scoundrels after refusing to perform sex scenes with actress Virginia Madsen.
“They said, ‘You have to do it, or you're fired.’ I said, ‘Then fire me,’ and they did,” he recalled. “I was blackballed for two years. I couldn’t find work, and because of that, I lost my big beautiful house in L.A., my shiny Mercedes, everything—including my confidence. It was crushing. People saw me as some kind of religious fanatic. But for me, it was just about doing what I believed was right. And above all, I love my wife. As I’ve said a million times—these lips are meant for one woman.”
@PlayOverwatch heeeyyy you guys should fix this. I just loaded into competitive and my game crashed and now I'm banned.. I didn't leave the game and when I loaded the game back up it didn't have the option to rejoin. 😤
You’re not supposed to have it all together.
Life isn’t a straight path—it’s chaos, pain, healing, and growth all mixed together. And that’s okay. You’re learning. You’re becoming.
Stop holding yourself to a standard no one can reach. You’re allowed to be figuring it out. You’re allowed to feel lost sometimes.
What matters is that you keep going. Not that it’s perfect—just that it’s real.