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Children’s Storybook and Meditation

Indigo Remembered the Way Home, book cover

Indigo discovers something strong and steady living inside him, a quiet knowing that is always there, even when the way home feels far.

Gently rooted in the wisdom of the chakras, Indigo Remembered the Way Home introduces young readers to a simple truth. Something strong lives inside them, and it is always there. A calming meditation is woven into the story, making it a perfect bedtime read for helping children feel calm, steady, and at home within themselves.

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“When Mama looked upon Indigo I felt that sense of pride she had in that moment, I cried.”

— Kelli H.

“My 4 year-old son was emotionally invested. We loved the meditation story and the pictures.”

— Paula Woodruff, @EnergyHealingwithPW

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Indigo and his mother swimming together in the deep blue ocean

“Indigo, close your eyes. Take a slow, deep breath and be still.”

A Note for the Grown-Ups

Indigo was born from a simple but powerful idea. Children can learn to find calm, clarity, and courage from within. Gently rooted in the wisdom of the chakras, Indigo introduces young readers to a truth. A strength and knowing lives inside of us, and it is always there. The meditation woven into this story is meant to be read slowly, at bedtime. Let it be an invitation to breathe, settle, and remember.

About the Author

I came to meditation searching for calm in uncertain times. Slowly, I realized the steadiness I was looking for was already inside me, waiting to be remembered. That simple truth became Indigo’s story. Through The Holistic Wellness Objective, I create guided meditations and gentle stories to help children, and the grown-ups who love them, reconnect with the quiet strength they already carry. My hope is that Indigo plants an early seed. That no matter how far you swim, you always hold the way home inside you.

— Tracy Williams