In This Issue:

Crystal Children Who Are Loners
Houseplants to the Rescue!
White Light At Night
New Oracle Cards for Children
Dolphin Swims at Kona, Hawaii ATP
New Message Board for Students of Upcoming ATP or AI Courses
White Light At Night
New Message Board for ATP and AI Enrollees
Children of the New Earth Magazine
Doreen Virtue's Workshop Schedule


Crystal Children Who Are Loners
by Doreen Virtue, Ph.D.

"Help! My Crystal Child won't play with other children!" is a frequent complaint that I hear at my workshops.

These new children are incredibly sensitive, as we all know. Like the Indigo Children, the Crystals are able to sense the integrity level of people they meet. They also tune into other people's energy.

Crystal Children are attracted to warm, peaceful, open-hearted people and also to people in need of help. They shy away from people who they sense are uncentered, angry, hyper, or dishonest.

Indigo Children and Lightworkers are also highly sensitive, and don't enjoy the company of people who are out-of-integrity or off-balance. However, the Lightworkers will swallow their feelings and ignore their intuition and spend time with such people anyway. The Indigo Children will also ignore their feelings and spend time with insensitive types . . . for a short while.

Crystal Children, in contrast, avoid toxic or negative relationships altogether. They'd rather hang-out alone, with an animal, plants, another Crystal Child, a beloved one, or a person who's sensitive, caring, and loving.

That's why Crystal Children do best playing with other Crystal Children. Playtime is important, and social interaction teaches many useful developmental skills. However, it isn't wise to push Crystal Children against their intuition about insensitive children. Instead, trust the child's lead as an accurate indicator.

After all, we trust when our pet dog avoids a certain person. We think, "Oh good boy, now I know not to trust that person too much," if our dog displays mistrust toward someone. Shouldn't we at least give as much credence to our children's natural attraction or avoidance of certain people?

So, where do you go to meet other Crystal Children, with whom your child can play? You can start with virtual communities, such as the message board on www.TheCrystalChildren.com.

And since Crystal Children choose spiritually minded parents or grandparents, you'll likely meet these folks at local spiritual seminars, book studies, metaphysical book stores, health food stores, yoga classes, and such. Or, how about starting a Crystal and Indigo Children Parents group in your community, and placing notices in your local metaphysical newspaper, bookstore, or magazine? You'll be helping a lot of parents and children by doing so.

Houseplants to the Rescue!
by Doreen Virtue

Ordinary household products, such as cleansers, cosmetics, and paints, are now Southern California's second-leading source of air pollution, according to the Los Angeles Times and air quality officials. They say that every squirt of deodorant, hairspray, and cleaning fluid adds up to big air pollution. Household chemicals also originate from wearing street shoes in the house, chemicals in the carpeting, and sunshine heating up plastic items and vinyl flooring in the house.

These chemicals also create indoor air pollution. Indoor levels of air pollutants are two to five times higher �?and in some areas, one-hundred times higher �?than outdoors, says the United States Environmental Protection Agency. We also spend ninety-percent of our lives indoors, according to a U.S. study. This means that we're inhaling more pollutants than we know. The chemicals can trigger breathing and skin issues for sensitive individuals.

But instead of becoming depressed about these statistics, let's do something about the situation. First, spend time frequently outdoors. Since this is Crystal Childrens' preference anyway, it should easily be accomplished in households where Crystals reside. Just avoid grass and plants that have been sprayed with pesticides.

Secondly, buy your cleaning and toiletry products from health food stores. Their natural ingredients are kind to your lungs and the environment. It's definitely worth the investment of spending a little more money, and going out of your way to the health food store. (Or you can purchase these supplies on-line).

Third, fill your home with houseplants. When NASA studied the viability of creating living compartments on the moon, they discovered that houseplants are wonderful filters of indoor air pollutants. They found that houseplants can remove almost ninety percent of all indoor air pollution.

According to a new book called, "How to Grow Fresh Air," written by one of the NASA scientists, these houseplants are especially efficient pollution fighters: Areca Palm Tree; Boston Fern; English Ivy; Dracaena; Bamboo Palm Tree; Rubber Plant; Peace Lily; Golden Potheos; and Spider Plant.

The author, Dr. Bill Wolverton, recommends putting plants near your bed (which the angels have also advocated in my writings for many years), and also near your work area at home or the office. He says to cover potting soil with pebbles, to avoid mold forming in the pot.

White Light at Night

The angels say that we can all make a major contribution by visualizing the earth surrounded with white light as we drift off to sleep, each night. If you feel comfortable, please ask your child to hold this vision. Children's visualizations and prayers are so pure, that they are extremely effective.

White light is the essence of angels. It is pure love, wisdom, and light. With all of us surrounding the earth in the various time zones, the planet is continuously showered in beautiful light. White light is absolutely powerful and healing. It's a good idea to surround your home, vehicles (and the vehicles next to you), your projects, and your loved ones with white light �?and don't forget to surround yourself with white light, as well.

Children of the New Earth Magazine

There's a wonderful new magazine that is devoted to Crystal and Indigo children called "Children of the New Earth Magazine." The magazine contains many articles about these new children, and offers support and information for parents, grandparents, and teachers. Please visit their website at www.childrenofthenewearth.com