Scott Alexander King

Scott Alexander King

Raised a strict vegetarian until my early teens, I spent a lonely childhood hating school, my abusive parents and my self. I was not encouraged to have friends; my sister was, and still is - beside my wife - my best friend. I was not allowed to watch television, have toys (after the age of 7) or participate in any after school activities, except the usual youth groups run by our local church, keyboard lessons and scouts - none of which I enjoyed.
In 1987 I began my training to become a Primary School teacher. I graduated in November, 1989. After receiving my first posting in June, 1990, I quickly realised that the kids the system had given up on responded favourably to my teaching style, and I responded well to them. You know the ones: the kids commonly labelled as 'nothing but trouble', the kids the schools put up year after year with the hope that they would leave before they graduated and thus became someone else's 'problem'. These are the kids celebrated today as Indigo Children and the kids I have always looked upon as 'tomorrow's spiritual warriors'.
As an Indigo myself, I have been able to see animal spirits since a very early age (not 'dead' pets, but the inherent power of the animals that walk with us: the power that was once incorporated into tribal lore and labelled as 'totem' energy).
Although born in Australia, my understanding of the animals is not limited to just our culture or land. I seem to have an inherent understanding of all animals - no matter which continent they live on. As a child, I would spend hours alone watching the animals - how they related to one another and their environment. I also relied heavily on my 'feelings' when it came to meeting new people. This energy warned me of deceit, rewarded me with promise and allowed me to navigate my way through a very confusing childhood. As I grew, this 'energy' took form, and I began to recognise it as being 'animal-like' in vibration - energy that I felt a natural bond with; energy that has never let me down.
Today, I am married to very a beautiful lady and with her I have two children. We live on a small hobby farm surrounded by bush and native wildlife in Victoria's Yarra Valley and, when not at home, together we run Circle of Stones, a spiritually oriented store in Warburton, Victoria, Australia.