Indigo child
noun
a term used for a powerful, intelligent, independent child who is believed to have an important spiritual impact
Examples
Indigo children may be technologically advanced, fearless, empathic, telepathic, wise beyond their years, and extremely intuitive and self-empowered.
Word Origin
1999
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