06-14-2007
The Colors of the Aura and Their Meanings
According to the book Auras, written by Edgar Cayce, the Aura reflects vibrations of the soul.
Follow up post from Comments – What is an Aura?
Here are some of the colors he speaks of and their basic meanings:
Reds- Force, Vigor, and Energy
Dark Reds- Temper, Nervous Turmoil
Pinks- Immaturity, Youth
Oranges- Thoughtfulness and Consideration
Yellows- Health and Well Being, Friendliness
Greens-Helpful, Strong and Healing
Blues- Spirit, Contemplation, Artistic
Violets- Religious seekers
Whites- Perfect balance
Helpful hint for the eye to see an Aura.
Put on a t-shirt and go to a mirror in your home. Hold both arms up in a 90* degree angle.(bend your elbow) Keeping them locked in this position, raise them slowly up over your head. As you do this, look at yourself in the mirror. Paying attention to the angle (cornered part of the arm) and de-focus your eyes a little; like you do when you start starring off during a day dream. You should see an energy body following split seconds after the physical arm.
You may need to do this a few times before you get it.
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June 14th, 2007 at 7:03 pm
I think it is funny how the color purple represents religious seekers cause one time me and my sister were being visited my missionaries. My sister told the missionary her aura was purple. Without her telling me she said “Danielle what color is her aura” and without having to try to see it is was purple. I think it kind of freaked them out a little.
June 14th, 2007 at 9:21 pm
Not that I see these auras but its good to know I have a quick reference here if I ever do get the chance to see someones
June 15th, 2007 at 11:36 am
Danielle that’s funny! I can see where people could get freaked, however they should know it doesn’t always have to do with the sixth sense. They should have been happy that their aura color suited them
June 15th, 2007 at 11:38 am
Yes Cheri, it is a real quick reference chart. The explainations of the layers & their colors go deep (lol). But for a snap shot view, it will serve.
Thanks again.