It sounds like an X-Men movie sequel.

A new generation of humans – smarter, stronger and more talented than those who came before – has evolved to save the world.

And one way to tell them apart from average Joes is their indigo energy field.

But this isn’t the plot of a summer blockbuster.

It describes the “Indigo evolution,” an earnest movement that attributes near mystical abilities to children and adults who don’t otherwise fit into society’s conventional molds.

While Indigos and their advocates don’t claim they have comic book-like superpowers, they believe they were born into a highly awakened state and can unite the planet.

A documentary film, Web sites and books about Indigos are sparking interest in the subject globally, including the Dallas area, where a concert and workshop are scheduled this weekend.

Conventional educators, psychologists and evolutionary biologists, though, express skepticism. A few declined to talk about the subject for fear of giving it credibility. They note that the movement has distinct New Age spiritual and religious elements and no supporting scientific evidence.

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