The
Colours
of the Aura Children
routinely see pink and blue auras around people,
especially their grandmothers, a sign of the love that
pervades all levels. Auras can extend from a few
inches to a vast distance. The spiritual aura of the
Lord Gautama Buddha was said to extend 320km (200 miles). While
the physical body lives on food, air and water, the
etheric body is said to absorb prana or cosmic energy from
the sun, as well as earth energies from the ground and
from crystals, standing stones, flowers and trees.
Indeed it is often said that, if you feel drained of
energy, you should go out into the sunlight and hug a
tree. Predominant
Colours Many
people see auras without acknowledging the fact on a
conscious level. This is reflected in popular
sayings such as 'she is feeling blue' or 'he is in a black
mood'. When you first begin to read auras you will
see one or perhaps two dominant colours. It is only
as you develop that you will be able to distinguish
between the different layers. However, this first
overall auric colour is central to formal aura readings
and also to understanding the current concern or mood of
the person on a level deeper than that of non-verbal
signals. It will always form the first stage in any
aura reading or assessment and in the everyday world it is
the level that will be most helpful to you in 'people
reading'. Red
~ Red is a very creative, life-enhancing auric colour and
can vary from brilliant scarlet to deep ruby. An
overall red suggest energy, activity and courage.
When the impression is of a harsh or murky red tone, there
can be great anger, perhaps suppressed, that needs to be
resolved or harnessed. Orange
~ Orange can appear as the predominant auric colour when a
person is independent, confident and
optimistic. A very pale orange aura can reflect
uncertainty and low self-esteem. Yellow
~ Yellow is the auric colour of communication. When
the aura is golden yellow, the person is open, articulate
and very creative while possessing a keen intellect and
love of learning. However, when the yellow is dull,
there may be many secrets and sometimes less than honest
intentions. Green
~ Green is the auric colour of the heart and the emotions
and is especially dominant when relationships are the main
issue. In matters of love, a clear green aura is a
good sign of fidelity and in friendship it indicates
trustworthiness. Pale green can suggest emotional
dependency. A dull, muddy green can conceal
conflicting emotions or an emotional leech.
Yellowy-green can be a sign of possessiveness and
unwarranted jealousy. Blue
~ Blue is an aura concerned with principles, justice and
ideals. Bright blue is altruistic and the person
will put their principles before personal gain. It
is also, like purple, the colour of healing. Navy
blue has an unworldly quality and a dull blue can suggest
that concern for convention is leading to rigidity. Purple
~ Purple is the auric colour that deals with the spiritual
and psychic side of human nature and is predominant in an
intuitive person. Deep purple is the colour of
spiritual awareness and becomes more prominent as psychic
awareness evolves ritual areas. When the auric
purple is muddy or blurred it implies that its owner is
spending too long on day-dreams and illusions. Pink
~ Pink in an aura is a sign of a natural peacemaker.
If the pink is bright and clear, then you know that,
whether you are in a work, social or emotional situation,
the other person will be receptive to your suggestions,
fears and feelings. A pale but clear pink reveals
inner harmony but, if the pink is misty, you may be
dealing with someone who sees other people's point of view
so much that he or she is unlikely to reach any decisions
without firm direction. White
~ White is the synthesis of all the other colours and is
most often seen emanating from the crown of the
head. Unlike the pale colours of an aura that is
drained of energy, this white is vibrant and
glowing. It is the colour of spirituality, of the
innovator and creator, and, though not often seen, draws
pure light from the cosmos and in return sends forth inner
lights in all other colours, so that the whole aura
sparkles. Black
~ This is the colour of protection and may reflect a
person who is hiding something. It may also indicate
an imbalance. Brown
~ This could reflect a person who is 'earthy' and that a
person is establishing new roots. However, if it is
seen in the chakras, it may mean that a person's energy is
in some way being blocked. Silver
lights or twinkles
~ Seeing these in a person's
aura may mean that they are pregnant, have been or may
soon be. However, this is not always so.
Seeing this may indicate a person who is allowing great
creativity into their life. Black
spots ~ The presence of black spots in the aura
can indicate that it is imbalanced in some areas.
This may mean that the person has some negative habits
that he or she should work on . Mediation helps
reduce these spots, as does exercise and sunlight. Back
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The
3 Levels
of the Aura
Certainly the aura has several
levels that are not clearly defined or agreed upon. There
are many conflicting theories. Many people believe in the
existence of a spirit body within us, upon which the physical body
is imposed. When we die or travel astrally this spirit body,
linked to the physical body by a silver cord, separates, and when
the silver cord is severed, then we are said to die. Some
see the etheric or sprit body as a silvery essence and others see
it as a direct double, a doppelganger. This may be the form
people see as living ghosts. The
Etheric
Aura,
(shown as red in the diagram) from the spirit or astral body, is
usually seen a few inches from the physical body, and follows its
outline. The innermost aura reflects the state of health or
dis-ease of the physical body. The colours of this aura are
like a merging rainbow and parallel on both sides of your body,
beginning in normal healthy circumstances as red beneath your feet
and merging as they rise up the body through yellow and orange.
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