Understanding the Colors of Your Aura

An aura is described as an electromagnetic field that surrounds every creature that exists. A visible aura is made up of various colors, with each color representing different traits or energies. Learning about your aura’s colors can provide insights into your emotions, spiritual well-being, and energetic health.

Step 1: Prepare Your Environment

Before you begin, it's important to prepare a peaceful environment where you can relax without disturbances. Choose a quiet room with soft, natural lighting. Soften the lighting further if possible, as dim lighting often helps in visually capturing the aura more easily.

Step 2: Use a Mirror

Stand in front of a large mirror wherein you can see at least the upper half of your body clearly. Place your background with a neutral, non-reflective color that is solid and light such as white or soft pastel shades. This helps in making the edges of your aura stand out.

Step 3: Focus and Observe

Focus your eyes on a singular point, such as the area between your eyebrows. Allow your vision to soften and become slightly unfocused. It might take a few minutes, but eventually, you may start to see a soft glow or a fine light outline around your body. This outline may have different colors, often starting with a clear white or a light blue.

Step 4: Understand the Colors

Each color in your aura is believed to have a meaning. Here’s a brief guide:

• Red: Energy, strength, passion, and courage.
• Orange: Creativity, confidence, and emotional expression.
• Yellow: Optimism, intellect, and happiness.
• Green: Growth, stability, and healing.
• Blue: Calmness, spirituality, and intuition.
• Indigo: Perception, understanding, and intense intuition.
• Violet: Imagination and inspiration.

Step 5: Practice Regularly

Seeing and interpreting the aura can be challenging and requires practice. Meditate regularly, as this can enhance your sensitivity to your own and others' energy fields. Practice in different settings and under different lighting conditions to see how your aura might change.

Additional Methods

If you struggle with seeing your aura through meditation and focus, consider consulting a professional aura reader. They use various techniques, including Kirlian or biofeedback photography, which can provide a visual representation of your aura.