Your comment has this.

First of all, the muggle thing. I have a list of definitions that I created and they are based on pop culture references.

Do you know why?

Because it is a common ground for most human beings on this planet. I’m sure there is someone somewhere who has not seen or read the Harry Potter movies/books, but that is few and far between.

So in an effort to convey something that is challenging to convey with descriptive words, especially to those who haven’t had strange indigo adult experiences, I use the universal language of pop culture.

Then you mentioned the word “icky”.

Well, ok. I’m an indigo adult who talks like a valley girl, so… like… whatever.

Just kidding.

Listen, this is not a professional blog. This is a space that I have created for myself to record my own insights and to share with others, with the hopes that maybe they can garner some wisdom from it and that perhaps I can garner wisdom back from receiving comments.

And this has been the successful dynamic for the +2 years I have been writing this blog.

Just as a side note about blogging: most experts will tell you that you should blog as you speak. You can check out the material on sitesell.com and in the book <a href="
“>Problogger. You can also go to The Challenge and they will tell you the same thing. The idea is communication, not to create a dissertation.

And, alas, I do use the word “icky”. And it does clearly describe something.

So I feel I used it successfully.

Third: Reflection.

I reflect daily. I reflected on your comments and this is the result.

Is there anything else that needs reflecting?

~ Peace ~

Indigo Leslie

It is useful in that regard.

~ Peace ~
Indigo Leslie

That link is great! The post was very interesting but it took me a while to get through and I want to respond to it thoughtfully.

First of all, like rose-rosetree, you would be surprised how vehemently people have written about the benefits of pot. Usually it’s got a bit of edge to it, which makes me wonder if it really mellows people out in the long run.

That being said, these are the two statements I like the most from her post:

“Repeated trips, via pot, have caused her to identify with her astral body more than her physical body. She cares more passionately about astral life, at the particular plane where she travels, than about human life.”

Accumulated astral-level debris, from cords of attachment to problems from childhood to significant amounts of hard-to-remove debris that become attached to an aura every single time a person smokes pot. I call all this debris STUFF.

I agree with both of these statements, though it also made me ask some new questions.

If the bit about relating more to the astral body is true, then how to highly successful people on the physical plane who are (or were) known pot smokers (Michael Phelps, Bill Clinton, Kevin Smith) become successful on the earth plane?

And if we pick up all this debris while high on pot, if we go to energetically clean places with clear intentions of using the pot for well being, then is the attachment of STUFF likely to happen? I am thinking of the Native American use of pot for medicinal and/or religious purposes… with a direct and positive intention in an energetically clean place (like a forest).

Great comment, though! Thank you for sharing it!

~ Peace ~

Indigo Leslie

http://www.rose-rosetree.com/blog/2009/04/18/aura-reading-pothead/

good post too, thanks!

I’ve had a bit of a different experience.

Before I created that post, I found that most of the indigo adults, empaths and intuitives I knew didn’t care for marijuana because they already were incredibly open in that regard and that that just made everything they were picking up “louder” so to speak. I know that was the case with me.

But since that post, I have had many, many indigo adults tell me that they find profuse benefit in the plant. So I guess it is different for everyone. But I guess that’s why I was uncomfortable with it… because I never knew how I was going to react. My reaction was very erratic, based on the strength of the plant and the “vibes” floating around the room.

A glass of wine is much more predictable for me. And I typically use wine to close me off a bit when things are coming at me too fast on a psychic level.

I’m glad you find marijuana beneficial and that it has helped you reconnected with your intuitive abilities. I wrote that series of posts because I find the usefulness in these “medicines” as tools, and it sounds like that’s what you have discovered, too.

~ Peace ~

Indigo Leslie