All About Indigos

Indigos: The Quiet Storm was written in September and October 2011 after a series of intensive interviews and sessions with Nancy Tappe for the purpose of clarifying Indigo patterns and describing their behavior and personality more accurately. Nancy's information is current, global, and inclusive of all four Indigo types.

Indigos: The Quiet Storm is the first in a series of books Nancy will issue regarding Indigo energy and how it manifests throughout mankind.

The Indigo dye has been used for centuries. Today it is used predominantly in denim, the fabric used to make jeans. Nearly indestructable, jeans are worn in every culture around the world. Indigos are similar; they span the globe and bring a commonality to all mankind. Indigos are here to stay, connecting one to another with social media, gaming, home-made videos, and their music.

Since 2007, the number of young adults living at home has increased 25%.

When asked about Indigos and 2012, Nancy's response was, "It will definitely be a year of great change and influence for the future. New technologies are bringing opportunities to all of us of us almost daily. Indigos are already making their mark on every aspect of life on Earth. They will continue to do so after 2012.

"To my dear Indigo friends around the globe, welcome. It has been a privilege and a pleasure to share space with you, to get to know you, and to watch and feel your energy and enthusiasm. Many of you have come to me in the last few years asking for advice about getting through these changing times successfully. I will tell you what I can."

This begins the last chapter of Indigos: The Quiet Storm.  It is an open letter from Nancy to Indigos everywhere. She speaks to them personally about their lives today, about finding themselves, about love, and about God.

Get your copy today for Nancy's complete message to Indigos around the world.

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