Tagged: lockdown

Indigos are starting to have meet-ups once more – open-air picnics, mostly, or simple meals at places where we can eat outside, suitably spaced. We have talked about how it has been for each of us during lockdown – the good; the not-so-good; the lessons. Many people – including me – have been through the wringer, and it has been very unpleasant at times. This is how I described it in the August 2020 Indigo Newsletter: Side-swiped. Pole-axed. Knocked off track. Have you felt like that? I certainly have! A couple of weeks ago I was all over the place, or not in a good place, or not even knowing which place I was in. For the proverbial two pins I would have walked away from my little apartment and just kept walking. I would have got in the car and just driven – somewhere, anywhere, just away. I wanted to find myself somewhere completely different, where nobody knew me, so I could make a completely new start. It was a deeply disturbing period, I have to say, especially as I am usually very grounded. When I allowed myself time and space to be still and really think about it,...