Margaret Duarte

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Indigo Children, The New Kids Have Arrived / Do You Believe?

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Seven of the characters in my latest novel, Between Now and Forever, are Indigo Children.

I’m lucky. I write fiction. So it’s okay to think outside the box. Actually, my stories are better for it.

I love what I learned about Indigo Children during my research. I don’t think it would hurt to keep this phenomenon in mind (be it true or not) in the way we educate our kids.

Do You Believe in Indigo Children?

Whether you believe in Indigo Children or not, here’s an interesting segment of Anderson Cooper discussing the phenomenon.

As always, thanks for stopping by,

About Margaret Duarte

Former middle school teacher, Margaret Duarte, lives on a California dairy farm with a herd of “happy cows,” a constant reminder that the greenest pastures lie closest to home. Margaret earned her creative writing certificate through UC Davis Extension and has since published four novels in her “Enter the Between” visionary fiction series: Between Will and Surrender, Between Darkness and Dawn, Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, and Between Now and Forever. Her poem and story credits include SPC Tule Review; The California Writers Club Literary Review; finalist in the 2017 SLO Nightwriters Golden Quill Writing Contest; First Place winner for fiction in 2016, Second Place winner for fiction in 2018, Honorable Mention for fiction in 2019, and Gold winner for fiction in 2020 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PUBLISHERS AND AUTHORS Book Awards Competition; 2019 California Author Project winner for adult fiction.

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  2. Margaret Duarte says

    Hi Rosi. Because I've been researching Indigos for so long, I keep thinking everyone knows about Indigos. But, since not, I think my story will bring something new to readers–hopefully something not done before.

  3. Debra Mae says

    Marvelous! Really enjoyed watching the video. We have much to learn when it comes to evolution. It appears the Indigos and Crystal children are gifts to humanity meant to show us the way.

  4. Maggie says

    I really appreciated this post! Too bad the reporters could barely hold in their amusement…I wish they could have been more neutral about it. I would love to read your novel!

  5. Margaret Duarte says

    Hi Debra Mae. All children are gifts, of course, but if there are such people as Indigos and Crystals, we need to open our eyes and arms to them and help them help the world.

  6. Margaret Duarte says

    Hi Maggie. Yes, the reporters obviously don't believe in the phenonomen, but at least they are talking about it. That's sort of where I stand. I believe, yet I don't. But what does it hurt to consider the needs of the Indigo and apply it to all school students? It's a new age, and the way we educate our kids must change with the times–marketplace and emotional/spiritual demands. That's what I like about writing fiction. I tell stories–with a message.

  7. Carol And Stacy says

    Absolutely! Look around us. Indigo's are all grown up and tee'd off and they have no problem showing it around the world. They are the system busters and the status quo changers!
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