Understanding the aura
Ever guessed what a friend was going to say before they said the words? Or did you get a bad vibe from someone but couldn’t put your finger on why? You can’t read people’s minds, but you can read their auras. On the auric field, we can feel the energy of others everywhere we go.
Simply put, an aura is a vibrant ray of colour made up of energy that flows around living things. Our auras, which derive from the Greek word for “breeze,” reflect our moods, emotions, and overall vibe. Even if people can’t see the aura, we can feel it.
What is Aura?
The aura is more than just a halo around you; it’s an extension of your being, your mind. The aura, also known as an “entric body,” is a protective shield for our physical bodies.
Aura is a bio-electric, magnetic field that emanates from all humans, plants, animals, and living and non-living things. It is an energy that emanates from all souls and matter. Every living thing has an aura, and it acts like a magnet, drawing us closer to those with whom we connect the most.
Relationship between aura, mind, body, and spirit
In pictures, the aura is often shown as a halo. In people, it is a place where both negative and positive energies are stored. Each of the seven energy chakras, or wheels along the spine, is connected to one of the seven layers of an aura’s energy body. The auras are also connected to the seven colours of the rainbow, and sound vibrations can change them. All of these elements make up the aura and its energy body, which can be affected by various forces.
A healthy aura means that your body, mind, and spirit are all healthy. Keeping an eye on how the colours of your aura change can help you figure out what’s wrong with you. With the help of aura pictures, a person can often tell if they are sick a long time before their symptoms show. Analysing your aura can provide insight into a person’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. By taking an aura picture and looking at the colours, a person can see which areas of their life need attention.
It is difficult to see one’s aura with the naked eye. But the Kirlian camera, invented by a Russian scientist SD Kirlian, has made it possible to photograph it. Clairvoyants can see the colours of the aura. Aura colours that are pure and shining indicate good health. Dull or murky colours indicate illness or drainage of energy.
What colour is the aura?
Just like chakras, the aura also has different colours and meanings associated with it. Primarily, there are 11 colours of the aura, and each colour has meaning. Sometimes there is only one colour, and other times there are several. Here are 11 colours:
Red:
If you have red in your aura, you are likely a fiery and energetic person. People with red auras are “quick to act on their ideas” and “don’t read instruction manuals.” Each of the seven chakras has a colour that goes with it. Knowing the colours of the chakras can help you figure out what they mean. The colour of the root chakra is red, and if you see a lot of red, it means that your root chakra is stable and not blocked.
Orange:
The presence of orange in the aura indicates that creative energy is flowing. It could also mean that you tend to learn lessons from experience rather than theory and often have to learn things the hard way.
Orange is the colour of the sacral chakra. This chakra is about creativity and sexual energy.
Yellow:
Yellow auras mean that a person is happy and charming. They may also have a personality that makes people want to be around them.
Yellow is the colour of the solar plexus chakra, which is about who you are and how confident you are in yourself. So, seeing yellow in your aura is a good sign that you feel strong and confident.
Green:
If your aura is green, you likely like music, nature, and not being tied down. Because a green aura means a very open heart, the environment or other people may easily influence people with this colour. This makes it important for people with this aura colour to set boundaries.
Green is a colour related to the heart chakra, so it has to do with love for yourself and others, compassion, and forgiveness.
Pink:
If you have pink in your aura, which is the other colour associated with the heart chakra (along with green), you probably live from the heart. You’re kind, caring, and loving.
Like the colour green, pink means that your heart chakra is open and ready to receive. Celebrate how kind and caring you are but don’t forget to set limits.
Blue:
Blue auras indicate a powerful but cloudy mind. Blue auras “operate more in the mental realms” and need to ground themselves. But they’re also insightful.
Blue governs expression and truth in the throat chakra. If your throat chakra is clear and flowing, your aura will be blue, expressing your inner wisdom.
Purple:
Purple auras get a lot of attention because this is the colour associated with strong intuition, sensitivity, and mental depth.
The third-eye chakra, which deals with intuition, is purple. If you see purple in your aura, you may have some psychic, empathic, or intuitive abilities.
Indigo:
A person with an indigo aura is often sensitive. They are someone who takes on other people’s thoughts, feelings, emotions, and traumas. Darker shades of indigo mean that they have used this ability up.
White:
Concentrations of white in a person’s aura are a little less common. A white aura is a sign of a quick mind, a need to be perfect, and a lot of nervous energy.
White is the colour of the crown chakra, which connects us to universal energy and oneness. It means that you feel very connected to something bigger than yourself.
Black:
If parts of your aura are black or very dark, this isn’t the “colour” of your aura, but a sign that a part of you is tired or worn out. Take some time to get grounded, heal, and balance your energy levels. This will brighten your aura and bring your energy field (and chakras) back into balance.
Rainbow:
If you have a rainbow aura, it means you’re very busy or going through a big change. When your aura is giving off rainbow vibes, you might feel more energised and sure of yourself. Take advantage of this by going out and trying new things. All this activity can lead to burnout and stress too, so make sure you also have time to relax.
Conclusion
Our aura is always changing, but for many people, the same one or two colours stand out. Whether you’re blue, yellow, or red one day, knowing the energy of your aura can help you handle the day with more ease.