Holiday Season ~ Indigo Style

“It is an incredibly open time in which different traditions and celebrations are on every street corner. Heart chakras are open!”

Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, Winter Solstice... whichever holiday you celebrate you can do it with “Indigo style.” Indigo Children are part of every culture, on every continent celebrating their family’s holidays while living their purpose of raising the earth’s vibration to a higher level of love, peace and tolerance of all. What better time to integrate your child’s beliefs with your traditional celebration?

For a short time the whole world is magical. It is acceptable to believe in elves, fairies, healing, miracles, light, acceptance and love. It is an incredibly open time in which different traditions and celebrations are on every street corner. Heart chakras are open!

How can you color your traditional celebration….Indigo?

1. Discuss how Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Jesus. Explain how Jesus was aware of the power of the spirit flowing through him and used it to heal. It is said that his vibration was so high that just his presence in a village would heal people even if they did not know he was there.

Give it Indigo style and take turns trying to feel energy. Discuss how you feel in the company of different people with different energy. Discuss healing.

2. Take a night to discuss the celebration of Chanukah, the Festival of Lights which starts on December 25th this year. Set the table with a candle and tell the story of how the Maccabees had only enough oil to burn for one day, yet miraculously, it burned for eight days, the time needed to prepare a fresh supply of oil for the Menorah. Discuss miracles in your family’s life.

Give it Indigo style and discuss what light means to you. Talk about how you can use white light for protection.

3. Take a day to explain that one of the 7 principals of Kwanzaa which starts on December 26th is Kujichagulia (Self-Determination). It reminds you to define yourself, name yourself, create for yourself and speak for yourself.

Give it Indigo style by discussing your throat/voice chakra and visualize filling it with blue to help you speak for yourself.


4. Discuss Bodhi Day, usually observed on December 8 or the Sunday immediately preceding it. Explain how Siddhartha Gautama sat for 8 days meditating and then presented the founding principles of Buddhism. Buddha-dharma is the realization of the oneness of life.

Give it Indigo style by discussing what oneness of life means to your family and lead a short meditation. Let your child lead the meditation.

Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, Winter Solstice... whatever holiday you celebrate you can do it with “Indigo style”.

Happy Holidays from IndigoDreams.net!

This article is meant to encourage you to do your own research and present information in a format that is comfortable for you and your family.

As always, we at Indigo Dreams encourage you to use our ideas as a springboard for your own creativity.

Namasté

Now you can offer your child the tools they need to balance and ground themselves while managing their own energy. Children can relax, unwind and see things more clearly while being an active participant in creating their own positive environment.

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