It seems that our common ground in all this is the aspect of the Morrigan and the healing/destruction duality. Very interesting.
It also seems that things were mostly set in motion four years ago -- which isn't all that surprising -- and also that after a more dormant phase, they're picking up pace again this year.
I still do not know what is my role in this, but I guess there is no denying the fact that I definitely do have a some kind of role, whatever it may be. My logical, even skeptical side is constantly yelling protest in my head, trying to tell me to forget this ridiculous mystical mumbo-jumbo and focus on what I know is real, what I can prove is real.
By the way, I heard someone speak of so-called "Indigo Children" in passing yesterday, in rather scornful tone. And I can't really blame them, even though I suppose I am a textbook example of one, at least judging by the most common characteristics.
I read a bit of the phenomenon just now, and I felt like I have to make a statement: I think parents of a child they suspect is an indigo should not tell the child, not before he/she is old enough to find out him-/herself. They may tell their offspring (especially if they have some kind of special powers like telepathy) that they're just a bit different but otherwise pretty normal because no matter how "indigo" you are, you are still a human being, mortal and faulty. And as human children are pretty impressionable creatures, they are pretty much bound to grow up crooked somehow if they've been told their whole childhood they're some kind of "higher" entities.
Therefore I must say I am quite glad my parents were never into New Age-y things, and -- even though it probably would have made my life a lot easier -- they didn't put me in a Steiner school.
Because if things would have been different, I might not be who I am right now (whether it is a good or bad thing). Fate moves in mysterious ways.