When it comes to indigo adults, some of us tend to “hear” stuff more clearly than our muggle counterparts.

I woke up this morning to the song “(I can’t Get No) Satisfaction” by The Rolling Stones.  I’m a fan of The Stones and really like this song, but generally not when I’m being woken up with it by the radio the painters outside my window brought with them.

 

It kind of flashed me back to when I was living in Los Angeles.  The first building I lived in went through about 6 months of construction before I eventually got frustrated and moved out from the noise and frustration.

 

I mean, I’m talking big, burly construction workers unlocking my door at 6am and walking through my studio apartment to set up for the day while I still lie in my bed (the place was so small they could have high-fived me as they walked by in the room.)  It was usually at this time that they would blast their radio and refuse to turn it off.

 

I got pissed. I think that’s normal.  But I stayed pissed. Granted, I know now that what they were doing was illegal and I could have taken more empowered behaviors to stop them (like call a lawyer), but instead I was just pissy, and stayed pissy.

 

Being pissy probably made me stay pissy.  It blocked me from seeing a peaceable solution.

 

My perception affected my reality and my pissyness actually made it difficult to see a positive solution to this issue.  Blasting my music even louder than theirs just got the workers to turn their music up and it pissed off everyone in the vicinity.

 

(Kind if like war, huh?  Blasting bigger blasts at the other person is just a call for retaliation from the other party and pisses off the neighboring countries.)

 

More importantly, though, by mentally throwing expletives with very strong emotion behind it, I was invoking that reaction back.  Even if I had been completely polite, but thought pissed off thoughts, they would have felt the pissed off thoughts.

 

At the time I did not realize that this is MY world that I am creating, but this was before I realized how “loud I spoke” or rather, how I am quite capable of having thoughts that effect others on a subconscious level. 

 

Everyone speaks mentally and is affected by what others are speaking, but everyone hears others’ thoughts, even if they don’t realize it.

 

I suppose I could have written about telepathy on any new age on line website, but this relates to indigo adults specifically because we were put here with a stronger awareness of those things that cannot be seen, and a stronger awareness of the connectedness of everything. 

 

So not only do we hear others thoughts louder than muggles (non-indigos/those who still lack awareness of the non-physical world and it’s principles), but I feel because we have this awareness, it’s our responsibility to use this awareness responsibly and to teach others (including Petunias) to use it properly.

 

As a side note to the muggles reading: when I started to hear others thoughts it was quite accidental.  Actually, this is a somewhat erratic ability that I have and it is often possible to shield others hearing your thoughts and to shield hearing what others are thinking (unless it’s got a lot of emotional vigor behind it).

 

I will write about shielding in another article.

 

But the most insidious effect of hearing thought is not knowing that it is another’s thought.  Because if someone else in the room loudly thinks “I want to go to Japan” and you pick up on that on a subconscious level but don’t realize that it came from someone else, you could possibly manifest a trip to Japan when you really never wanted that in the first place.  The other guy in the room that had that thought wanted it. Not you.

 

So this morning, I peaked out the window after a few minutes of radio.  I thought to myself, “Well, at least I like this song.  They picked a good station.  I have to write this morning. Maybe if they just turned it off for an hour.  Then I could go about my day or put my headphones in after that first hour.  Can they turn the radio off for an hour?” 

 

That last sentence I thought somewhat deliberately because I wanted them to “hear” it. 

 

Granted, there are those that use this ability to control others in an aggressive way, which I don’t agree with and am not encouraging.  Everyone should always have free will.  In fact, if you really want to be sure you are allowing others to be who they are while you speak mentally, you can put them in a bubble first (I will talk about bubbling more in other articles) and then say, gently, what needs to be said.

 

“Can you turn off the radio for a little bit?”

 

As I thought this, I was hopeful that they would honor my request AND appreciated the need for them to have music in the morning. It’s early and it probably keeps them energized in the morning.

 

Less than a minute later, one of the workers walked over and picked up the stuff that was out on the roof next to my window… including the radio. 

 

This time I said out loud, “Do you think you could move the radio a little farther away from my window?”

 

And he just looked at me and said, “Yeah, I was about to move it now anyway.”  And then he walked off… with the radio.

 

 Ahhhh quiet…. YAY!

 

That was SO MUCH EASIER than when I was in LA.

 

I really do think that it is because I kept my own thoughts under control.  I was not happy that he woke me up this morning until I shifted my perception and thought, “Well, I’ve been wanting to get up earlier to write, anyway. Thank you for your help, painter outside my window, for helping me with that.”

 

And maybe it wouldn’t have changed anything in LA to appreciate what those workers were bringing to my life.  Maybe they would have kept blasting their music regardless of what loving thoughts I had toward them. 

 

But it would have quelled my inner turmoil, which would have given me a better life experience from that time and/or moved me from that apartment and away from all of that ruckus (which eventually did happen).

 

Again, as indigo adults, we have these gifts that are seen as weird in the physical, modern, muggle world that we live in. We have been told to question our intuitions and ignore our perceptions. 

 

Because psychic ability is stronger in indigo adults and indigo children than in muggles, rejecting intuition doesn’t make them go away, it just pushes us to look for ways to either shut it off (drugs, alcohol, food, etc) and/or demonize and not trust ourselves.

 

As a side note… I’m not hearing ANYTHING from the painter’s now.  In the time that I have been writing, it has gotten quieter and quieter, a synchronicity worth noting…

 

If you want more information about deliberately shifting your thoughts and perception in an authentic way (not the cheesy “I am awesome” positive thinking of the 80’s that lacked the power to change life because it lacked emotional connection to the words and sentiment), here are some of my favorites:

 

Abraham-Hicks: The Teachings of Abraham

Jack Canfield: What the Worlds Greatest Achievers Know about The Secret of Financial Freedom and Success

Brian Tracy: Goals! How to Get Everything You Want–Faster Than You Ever Thought Possible

 

I have read or listened to all of these materials and I found them to be quite helpful with mindset.  Telepathic indigo adults will find themselves putting out a much better “vibe” if they implement some of the tools in these materials.

Please leave feedback. Wisdom. Kind words…

 

Indigo Leslie

The Indigo Adults