Indigo Adult Test

The term indigo adult is one that is seldom heard, and not many people understand what the term means. Indeed, even those who are indigo adults are often unfamiliar with the term. It is often that when people read the specifications that it takes to be an indigo adult, they instantly see themselves being described, and many behaviors that have before been misunderstood are finally clear. Thus, it is important to define indigo.

[edit] What is an indigo adult?

An indigo adult, or an indigo child, is someone who is gifted, in a multitude of ways, including but not limited to, intelligence, creativity, and intuitivism. Commonly, people who are indigo are misunderstood and their behaviors are often marked down to ADHD or some other psychological behavioral problem. Indigo individuals are special; often rebellious and eccentric, and learning that the term 'indigo' exists could explain so much to indigo adults who have previously never heard of the term.

[edit] The indigo adult test

Whilst there is no official test that can be taken to prove whether a person is indigo or not, there is a list of characteristics that all indigo people carry in some form. True indigo adults display all of these traits, possibly with the exception of one or two. Anyone can have a few of these personality traits, but only true indigo adults will display all of them.

If you identify with most of these characteristics, you are likely to be an Indigo person.

• Possesses a high level of intelligence. This may not necessarily be academic intelligence
  • some indigo children do not achieve top grades.
• Large creativity, and finds pleasure in crafts and making things.
• Inquisitive - indigos must always understand 'why', especially when asked to do something.
• Possibly rebelled against school work and authority; otherwise may have wanted to rebel, but were too afraid to.
• Has a strong dislike or hatred towards the repetition of having to do school work.
• Likely to have experienced depression or despair, especially whilst still young. These can range from mild feelings of sadness, to complete desperation and suicidal thoughts.
• Dislike authority, and as a result prefer to work alone or as a leader.
• Anger can be a problem.
• Very highly emotional and sensitive - can cry very easily. On the other hand, may be the opposite - have very low emotional expression.
• Can be electrically sensitive - i.e. exposure to electric appliances can cause malfunctions. Common problems include watches not working, or lights blowing.
• Has interest in the spiritual or psychic world, and may have had first hand experience with these, including seeing or hearing ghosts, or out of body experiences.
• Very intuitive.
• A strong desire to change the world through what you do, but may be unsure of a path through life to get there.
• Very strong opinions about political, legal, medical and educational systems and consider them to be faulty or useless.
• Has a strong empathy towards others.