Indigo Warrior - A Guide For Indigo Adults & The Parents Of Indigo Children

I read Gifted first and then now I have read Indigo Warrior. I liked Gifted better because I felt like it was more detailed and explanatory. I did like this book also though and it did help me better understand what an indigo is. I feel like to go in more depth I will need to find another book, because this one just kind of gave the basics.

I thought this book was great! I am big on wanting to have the actual book to read and then when I get it my husband makes fun of me because I can't put it down.... even if that means little sleep!I have always had the feeling that my life is meant for something more and I always feel I should be working towards something and this book helped me to feel more secure about that.... it will happen and what I feel now is okay. Lisa talks about her personal experiences which I thought was great to see how she overcame so much and is now where she is today.I have face many challenges and this helps to see that it all isn't for nothing! I didn't think it was but again, it is nice to be reassured. Lisa's other book "Gifted" was absoutely amazing as well so if you haven't read it... it is also a must read! Lisa says this is her last book like this for now but I hope not. I enjoy reading her books and feeling that someone understands me! Thanks Lisa! And I hope all who read both of her books enjoys them!

Part of me wants to believe it. I guess that’s how everything is. Not everyone can be an indigo. Half the book is about her life. She repeats herself and vents a lot. Some pages can be skipped.

I am an Indigo Warrior myself. I was labeled one a few years ago. I JUST met another from New York a day or to before I discovered the book. I'm from Pittsburgh. What I read was somewhat informative but the book was mainly an autobiography about the author. I really liked the book. I believe that I could help the author with her problems, being a healer, Indigo myself, and maintain a spiritual lifestyle. I would actually like to communicate with the author. We Indigo Warriors need to stick together. I believe my father is an Indigo Warrior too, I am not sure he even knows the concept or term. I do not want to put any personal information on this review however. I sent Lisa a message on facebook and am waiting for a response. We need to talk.

What makes this book the best? Authenticity. Unlike all the other Indigo Books, including Doreen Virtues, this author speaks from the heart and seems to understand we are not all full time "activists", psychics in Sedona or spend our days getting high on Venice Beach. In fact many of us Indigos have day jobs in banking, corporate america, real estate investing and everything else under the sun. This author may have found her niche in sharing her story on being an Impatient, Frustrated, Intuitive, Indigo... operating in everyday life....instead of trying to position herself in a long line of gurus.

Great knowledge on how being an Indigo Warrior has so many gifts to share with others.I loved the section on crystals as I wanted to understand more.I loved this book.

I was looking for more focus on others than a self absorbed book.

I am an Indigo, as are, probably, you. This book answered questions that other books about Indigos didn't for me. I truly enjoy Lisa's writing style. It's like visiting a trusted friend and sharing at the table together. If you enjoy frank conversation without a lot of big words or classroom-like teaching and statistics then you'll enjoy reading this book. Most chapters are short but pack tons of information. The bonus section has tips for protection and clearing; plus some additional information.

Although I read up on Indigos maybe 20 years ago, it never occurred to me that I was one. I was born in the fifties and I thought they all came later. But I did know I had come to help out on the planet and that I was some version of Lightworker. When I met my husband, he instantly became my best friend and fellow seeker. We always felt we had come to do something together on the planet but it never seemed to materialize. When he was diagnosed with terminal cancer I could feel my whole world collapsing. For the last few weeks he had to go into Palliative Care and that's when Indigo messages started to chase me down. Every time I turned around, some reference to Indigos would come up from an unexpected source. I hadn't really thought about them much for years so I knew something was up. However, all my attention was on helping my husband through the dying process so I kept brushing the Indigo stuff away until an old friend of mine dropped by one day and blind sided me with a totally unexpected question. She is a religious person but not into metaphysics at all, so I had long ago stopped making esoteric references around her. So when she said to me "What can you tell me about Indigos?" I almost spit out my mouthful of coffee. I don't know where she heard about them but she had decided her daughter was probably one. I had thought so too for years, but of course never mentioned it. After this I knew for sure something weird was happening on the Indigo front, but again, it was in my husband's last days so I, while I thought I should look into it, I just pushed it aside. Not a priority in that moment. Then, on one of his final days on the planet, as I was walking onto the hospital lot to spend the day with him, something really bizarre happened. I was in my own little world, oblivious to what was going on around me until these flashing yellow lights caught my attention. They were affixed to a car that was just driving by me exiting the hospital parking lot. It was a cute, shiny car that was a dark indigo blue. And across the top of the windshield in white letters 5 or 6 inches tall I saw the word INDIGO. I think it might have been a website like Indigo.com or something. That was when I knew I couldn't dodge the subject anymore, and later that day I Googled Indigos on my laptop. The first website I chanced upon said a wave of advance Indigos had come in the 1950s (when both my husband and I had been born) - news to me. That's when I finally realized we were both probably Indigos. I went looking for why I needed to know this, and all I kept stumbling over was the reference to them as 'Warriors'. I know I was being asked to embrace my inner warrior to get myself through the loss of my 'twin flame' but once he had passed, it just felt like my warrior spirit went with him. Three and a half years later, I'm still trying to find a reason to embrace life. A week ago I decided to check out what current literature is available and stumbled upon this book called 'Indigo Warrior' and ordered it. Lisa's description of Indigos was dead on for me and her observations on their life purpose I find most helpful. I have no doubt now that my husband and I are Indigos, and that if we're supposed to be doing something together, it will be with me on this side and him on the other side. He has kept in close touch over the years, playing numerous tricks in the house almost daily and channeling his love and advice through any medium (amateur or professional) that I come close to. If you've ever wondered if this might be you, or a child of yours, I highly recommend this book. It has been a Godsend for me. For the first time since my husband crossed over, I feel like I fit in somewhere.

Great book with beginning information for the indigo. Provides clear descriptions and examples and insight into what to do next.

I found the author repeated herself a lot.

Not the most in-depth book. Basic information and the author's own experience covers most of the book. But it is a helpful book for those who are absolute beginners to the topic and don't mind reading experiences of one single person throughout.

I was really looking forward to reading this book,however i was very disappointed! There was actually very little in this book about Indigo Adults, but plenty about the author's own life. The chapter contents are highly repetitive and uninspiring and the whole tone of the book is pretty depressing.You can find much better information on Indigo Adults on U tube.