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Indigo Children is the name given to a new class of spiritual humans being born on earth. Their main purpose is to tear down old control systems that no longer serve us. Characteristics: They may act like “system busters.” Methods of child control do not work on them. They can be cocky.

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  • Indigo Children is the name given to a new class of spiritual humans being born on earth. Their main purpose is to tear down old control systems that no longer serve us. Characteristics: They may act like “system busters.” Methods of child control do not work on them. They can be cocky.
  • Homo Superior better known as Indigo Children or simply Indigos are the next evolutionary step in humankind, a generation of humans born with supernatural abilities. This powers are coded in their DNA as a gene called Übermensch-Gene.
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  • Indigo Children is the name given to a new class of spiritual humans being born on earth. Their main purpose is to tear down old control systems that no longer serve us. Characteristics: They may act like “system busters.” Methods of child control do not work on them. They can be cocky.
  • Homo Superior better known as Indigo Children or simply Indigos are the next evolutionary step in humankind, a generation of humans born with supernatural abilities. This powers are coded in their DNA as a gene called Übermensch-Gene.
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