Aura Analysis

Aura Interpretations

There are 4 facets to perceiving and interpreting the energy of the aura. Layers are determined by color variations. Within the color, the shape, consistency, and clarity all determine the meaning of that layer.

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Is the yellow you perceive around the head bright like the sun or dingy and faded? Is the green just an oblong ball around the elbow or is it around the whole body? Does the red appear as a spike flashing across the torso or is it consistently present around the head?

These examples will be further detailed, but you can see the many factors that determine the meaning of what you see. It's important to be as precise as you possibly can during a reading, whether it is for yourself or for someone else. The more you practice your second sight, the more accurate you will become in distinguishing these slight variations.

Color and Clarity

Most methods of aura reading define particular meanings for each color in the spectrum. Definitions for the primary colors are generally consistent, however, there are some differences. Become familiar with the common interpretations of the primary colors (red, blue, green, etc.) from these you should be able to decipher the more complex colors of the spectrum (burnt orange, aquamarine, gray, etc). These combination colors generally take on the combined meaning of the primary colors.

In certain circumstances, red equals anger, brown equals deception. Therefore a reddish brown aura would be a combination of both.

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The clarity or brightness of the color also plays a key role in color interpretation. Very often a color that appears cloudy has the opposite meaning of its vibrant and clear counterpart.

A vibrant yellow generally means the subject is successful and modest. A dull or cloudy yellow indicates frustration and a tendency to be vain.

Location and Shape

As you learn color definition, you should also become familiar with the location of the color and how the two relate. The location, consistency and clarity of a color within the aura help to determine their full meaning.

A clear, vibrant, and consistent yellow about the head indicates intelligence, wisdom, and success. But if just one of these parameters is modified, the meaning of the color can change. A vibrant yellow around the chest area could indicate compassion, patience and a willingness to give.

You may see a color localized in a specific area. But if you look at the entire aura overall, you may see a hole in the aura. This could indicate a dysfunction in the physical body, such as disease or injury. In most cases the injury or illness may not even be apparent in the physical, but rather is in the beginning stages. This type of deformity in the aura is indicative of long standing problems, such as ulcers, cancer, etc.

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In some cases you might see a dent in the aura in a particular location. The aura is not always perfectly egg shaped as often seen in pictures or books. It can be flat on one side, or "s" shaped on another. This can occur due to intrusions or physical injuries. The key is to observe the color around the dent to understand its meaning.

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Consistency and Spikes

The parts of the aura we have discussed thus far are consistent or primary energy patterns. Layers within the pattern may change color, shape or location, but this usually occurs gradually over time. Sudden emotions or thought patterns can generate instant energy spikes, which are temporary but meaningful.

Reading Auras

There is nothing “paranormal” in the Universe, except our limited understanding of Nature. Advanced spiritual people such as Buddha, Christ, and their students were painted with golden haloes because some artists could actually see Auras. Nature gave us all we need to see Auras; we just need knowledge and conscious effort.

What is Aura Analysis and Aura?

Everything in the Universe is vibration. The Aura is an electro-photonic vibration response of an object. Aura around humans changes with time, partly due to EM radiation. Low-frequency (IR) relates to physical functioning, high-frequency (UV) relates to conscious activity. Russian scientists have studied this for decades using the Kirlian effect.

Why do we need to see auras?

Colors and intensity of the aura, especially around and above the head, have very special meanings. Aura reveals thoughts, intentions, and spiritual status. Seeing Auras allows us to understand people better and even diagnose early signs of illness.

Children and the Aura:

Very young children naturally see auras. They notice differences and react to them instinctively. Children have much cleaner and stronger auras than adults. Teaching children to see and read auras early can preserve this natural ability.

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