INDIGO CHILDREN IN HUNGARY

The Garden of Philosophy

A Photo Essay by Celia Fenn

These images of the New Children in Hungary were taken while on a recent visit to the country. I was with some friends, who had taken me to see this beautiful spot in the Buda section of the city of Budapest. It is in a park that is high on a hill in a quiet residential area. It overlooks the Danube river, and across to the Pest part of the city, which was where I stayed while I was there.

Our quiet walk in the park was interrupted by a wave of vibrant Indigo energy.....Here they come.....a school class on an outing in the park....

I was struck by the contrast between the peaceful energy generated by the "Masters" of Global Philosophy and Spirituality embodied in the sculptures, and the energy of vibrant fun and laughter embodied in the New Children themselves. It was a contrast...and yet a continuum. The younger "Masters" teaching the value of joy, laughter, playfulness and living in the moment!

Here they are getting to know Aknaton, the Egyptian Pharoah who is know for introducing the concept of the "One" deity into a culture dominated by polytheism. Hmmmm....I wonder what Aknaton thinks about this energy?

Well, even Sananda/Jesus gets invited to be part of the fun! A beanie or a Nokia Cap? What would a well dressed master choose to wear in Budapest in 2005?

I seem to remember it was Jesus who said that in order to enter the kingdom of God one would need to become like a Child.

Maybe this is why?

Well, time to move on........say good-bye to Lao-Tse.....and peace returns to the Garden of Philosophy in Budapest....

Looks to me like even Mahatma Gandhi is smiling.........

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