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This is the future. A Life not dictated, by how much money you can earn or what clothes you are wearing, but a life that is guided by the heart. For that is what the two brave farmers have done.

Both have been brought up in a city environment, and always felt as if there was something missing from their lives. Following their hearts they found a love for growing and working with the earth. Finding this love, has now led them to owning a 25 acre organic farm, which they both work on and nurture. This is something the indigo children seem to be bringing in to the world, the knowledge and importance of organic growing. Organic farming has more than doubled in the US from 2000 to 2005, and it’s rise has been helped by indigos like these two above.

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I will not even waist the energy and argue a case against this. Unless you have no understanding of the way the world works, you’ll see the truth to.Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) has officially out done itself as an institution with no morals, and should be put on indigo’s hit list of institutions to take out before they cause any harm. These adverts are due to be shown for two weeks on three of the largest American media networks, CNN, CNBC and Fox News! Now tell me the earlier post about the American Government and Organisations cocking up at every opportunity isn’t true.

I do wish to thank you though CEI, because the Fire and anger you are creating inside both me and other Indigo children and people everywhere will be the down fall of you.

A certain word springs to mind that you will have to deal with in the not to distant future………. Say hello to my little friend……KARMA……..

[Via ThinkProgress.com]

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This is actually quite a good interview. It is done in quite an inquisitive way and not with the intention to dis-credit. I love the children interviewed, you can see the power and beauty they hold in knowing exactly who they are. The world is waking up, this is proof of the work already being carried out by the older generation of indigo’s, “Thank you all”.