Forgive me, I'm in one of those states where everything just "flows" and you feel compelled to speak. Something different happened, though, because I noticed that even if we have this inspiration, this vibrant silent energy welling up within you, it doesn't mean that what will come out is true. It's still your view, your attitude, your conditioning. Noticing that, I hope, will help me write this....

Many of us hope for Indigos. We strive for a world where such changes will topple down those "old empires" spoken of in Maynard's song, "Indigo Children."

Being called one of these children myself, I have to also pass a word of warning to you. Please look within yourselves, and be cautious of your attitudes about what it is to be an indigo. I suffer from this same affliction. As much as I want to see indigos rise up and deconstruct the old way of life, that cannot happen if we are going to continue to idealize ourselves. Those who do not consider themselves indigos, but feel they are raising indigos must be careful of idealizing them. They create a pedestal for the children, but we are organic beings. We do not wish to be singled out, because we are pointing out what is already true and in you, all of you. By idealizing us and promoting us. you only seek to divide, and to find security in a new concept. Please do not do this, it pains me to see those who seek to abandon the "old empire," begin to create one themselves. This kingdom, I'm afraid, is one that is boundless. There are no borders here, and we roam free. Look within yourselves and see how you divide yourself from the world. "I" exists separate from "other" only superficially. This is an insight we must recognize.

I know many of you will read what indigos and spiritual teachers have to say, and you will only see it through the veil of the mind- through ideas and stories. We emerge from a civilization of story-tellers. This is the last story to tell: To realize we are the weaver of dreams. Even the ego is just another manifestation of this. The "I" is just another thing arising. To be an indigo, it seems, has one loose definition: souls that have recognized more and more how superficial their difference is, how united they already are with the ground of being, of light, of love, of -suchness-. The more you see this, the less of a burden you carry. Old souls seem to grow up quickly, to be system busters because they no longer identify with these previous attachments; money, wealth, power, experience.

This is alot to take in. So please stay a moment in "presence," empty your mind and become more aware of your true self, which is simply being, nothing more, nothing less. It is between, as Krishnamurti put it, "This and that." You are that.