Rh negative blood type

Hey guys, just thought I would quickly see if you thought the Rh negative blood type, which 15% of Americans and 5% the world's people posess, is connected to indigos, or if you had any opinions about it at all. Some think it's linked to alien blood which is a bit too far out for me but this blood type apaprently doesn't make any sense biologically.

[gypsymystique]

Both my parents have this blood type, and so do my brother and I. None of us are indigo.

My parents are both some type of tan, so is my brother. I'm lavender and white.

[OnAPath]

I am not sure about that, but I am negative. I don't think I'm indigo, but I don't really know what I am, either.

[skygazer]

some material suggests that -blood humans are related to the true indigenous people of earth...

one of my grandparents had it and the other was positive, thier first child was born normal and each one after that got worse with learning abilities, eventually the last one being retarded. (please dont take offense to that word, she doesnt).
the two blood types do not mix with breeding. this was the cause of their mental challenges.

Originally Posted by Gracey

one of my grandparents had it and the other was positive, thier first child was born normal and each one after that got worse with learning abilities, eventually the last one being retarded. (please dont take offense to that word, she doesnt).
the two blood types do not mix with breeding. this was the cause of their mental challenges.

i clearly disagree with gracey on that one because my mother is rh b negitive and she is fine. I am also fine I wanted to say this because my father birth father is o positive and my birth mother is rh b negitive... only thing is doctors will not at all show me my real blood ttype to my face and my mom things i could be either rh ab or rh b or a she said thats odd how they dont want to show the blood type to you..

[Lucid68]

Originally Posted by Crystalline_Lilly

i clearly disagree with gracey on that one because my mother is rh b negitive and she is fine. I am also fine I wanted to say this because my father birth father is o positive and my birth mother is rh b negitive... only thing is doctors will not at all show me my real blood ttype to my face and my mom things i could be either rh ab or rh b or a she said thats odd how they dont want to show the blood type to you..

My Dad was B Neg and my Mom O Pos, I don't know my blood type even when asking for it they couldn't tell me at my surgery all I know is I'm rhesus + . . . most strange lol

Originally Posted by Gracey

one of my grandparents had it and the other was positive, thier first child was born normal and each one after that got worse with learning abilities, eventually the last one being retarded. (please dont take offense to that word, she doesnt).
the two blood types do not mix with breeding. this was the cause of their mental challenges.

In am Rh negative and my ex husband (father of my children) was positive we have 3 very normal children, blood type is irrelevant to learning dis
abilities

I'm RH negative and a left handed female to boot! (Amongst other abnormal oddities) I do fit the "Indigo" description to a T, but I'm not exactly sure where I stand with that whole thing, part of me says that people will find any excuse to make themselves feel special or different, but another part of me says hey, it does fit...

Originally Posted by Meg88

Hey guys, just thought I would quickly see if you thought the Rh negative blood type, which 15% of Americans and 5% the world's people posess, is connected to indigos, or if you had any opinions about it at all. Some think it's linked to alien blood which is a bit too far out for me but this blood type apaprently doesn't make any sense biologically.

Finally after 2 years I have looked up the term Indigo and I realize why I never felt the need for it previously: It is a fictional term as in originating in science fiction.

Originally Posted by Distortedsoundz

I'm RH negative and a left handed female to boot! (Amongst other abnormal oddities) I do fit the "Indigo" description to a T, but I'm not exactly sure where I stand with that whole thing, part of me says that people will find any excuse to make themselves feel special or different, but another part of me says hey, it does fit...

First of all, the above post is one I agree with, but I will be more direct:

"Indigo" is turning something significant into something imprisoned.

If you translate "Basque" into Basque language and Amazigh into the Berber language, you will realize that the tribes with the highest percentage of rh negative blood call themselves the same thing:

The free people.



Rh negatives are not likely to let themselves be boxed in by a fictional term. They may play along in public, but never wear that star. :)

Yes, rh negatives are less likely to believe what the world is composing to sidetrack the ignorant, which is why their sensitivity might be characterized as spiritual.

What it really is is distancing ourselves naturally from the lies we feel or sense without even knowing the details.

Came across this thread by accident and had to chime in. :)