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PrincessKLS
December 11th, 2007, 01:16 AM
How spiritual is a person who has a red aura?

Fiamma
December 11th, 2007, 05:23 AM
How spiritual is a person who has a red aura?

Tee color of one's aura does not determine their level of spirituality. Aura colors can shift and change at any time, dependong on mood, health, surroundings and any number of other factors and to my experience are rarely of a solid color so there are probably other colors mixed in there, though they might not be immediately apparent.

aluokaloo
December 11th, 2007, 11:24 AM
auras from what I understand have several colors, a main one and overlays. I don't quite follow your question? What do someone's aura colors haveto do with their spirituality? Do you believe that if someone who has a red aura cannot be spiritual? Do you have a red aura?Please explain? :)

PrincessKLS
December 11th, 2007, 12:20 PM
If it doesn't matter than what's the big deal about indigo children?

FiresSong
December 11th, 2007, 06:32 PM
I don't really recall anything saying that Indigo children were any more spiritual than anyone else, but I haven't read up all that much. Indigo children are -according to some- just more in tune with the "paranormal," if you will. My base color is Indigo (I saw it long before I read up on the color itself, so please don't lump me in with the whole "OMG I ARE SO SPECIAL LOLOLOL" group) and a lot of the attributes seem to fit. But that's the same with any base color. I do think that a lot of it is bogus, though - the whole...royalty feelings, etc. etc. There are quite a few more "down to earth" attributes that make much more sense such as being highly sensitive, prone to nervous disorders, so forth and so on.

Aidron
December 11th, 2007, 07:14 PM
I have a photo taken of my aura once and you would think someone confused me with a town when they went out painting things red. No indigo in it, but I did have a good deal of lavender; 3 orbs on either side and one as large on my head upon my throat. There may have been orange on the edges of the overall aura itself, but I cannot recall. That being said, I consider myself highly spiritual and a person who has an infinitesimal amount of faith in many things. [shrugs]

PrincessKLS
December 11th, 2007, 07:22 PM
That's interesting Chesire, I do find the indigo thing rediculous.

Halstrom
December 11th, 2007, 08:12 PM
Saying that people are special based on what color their auras are supposed to be is completely and totally ridiculous, and is utter New Age bullshit.

Fiamma
December 11th, 2007, 09:24 PM
If it doesn't matter than what's the big deal about indigo children?


Personally? I think the whole indigo/crystal/rainbow/star/whatever child thing is a load of bunk.

PrincessKLS
December 11th, 2007, 09:30 PM
Same here.

Aidron
December 11th, 2007, 10:55 PM
Personally? I think the whole indigo/crystal/rainbow/star/whatever child thing is a load of bunk.

People like to feel unique and special. This is why I so often come into conflict with my own species as I revel in pointing out just how typical and lackluster they are. ;)

PrincessKLS
December 12th, 2007, 12:00 AM
Aren't we all typical in some way. What's the point of being different if you'll find people who are like you eventually.

mtpathy
December 12th, 2007, 12:12 AM
How spiritual is a person who has a red aura?

A persons aura is like a wheel thats spinning, Theres not a single prodominent
color however there does tend to be a predictable cycle of colors/vibrations
depending on the persons thought and emotional processes.

Another thing to keep in mind, just because your seeing a spacific color
doesn't mean that there auras actually that color but that your only percieving
it as that color through your own interpretation of that perticular vibration.

An example of this is people being hateful i tend to see a series of flashing colors
on or around there head/shoulders, the colors are dark/light brown, and reds.
If someone's being jelous or melicious towards another i tend to see alot of yellows
and greens in different sequences of color.
All of the colors can be intrepreted different by them being "bright" or "dark" colors
as well as the context from which there seen in.

Just becuase i see these vibrations as these colors doesn't mean that they're
actually those colors, its just my personel interpretation.

Look online you'll find many different interpretations of what the different colors
mean, but imo the best interpretation is your own dont try squeezing yourself into
another persons.

PrincessKLS
December 12th, 2007, 04:15 PM
Yeah, I know there's many interpretation. I had an online buddy that saw me in her dreams as having a red-violet color and when I looked it up, I thought, that's me. :lol:

Someone ambitious but basically feels held back.

http://www.jaguarmoon.org/public/Auras/Colors.html

omar
December 12th, 2007, 05:36 PM
As you become more spiritual a white glow will appear around your head. This is why Jesus and Buddha and some saints are shown with halos.

PrincessKLS
December 12th, 2007, 07:23 PM
Cool :)

aluokaloo
December 12th, 2007, 07:51 PM
Personally? I think the whole indigo/crystal/rainbow/star/whatever child thing is a load of bunk.

Rainbow Brite!!!!!:yayah:

PrincessKLS
December 13th, 2007, 01:48 AM
Who doesn't demand to be treated like royalty and want to disobey authority from time to time ???

MonSno_LeeDra
December 13th, 2007, 07:30 AM
I'm curious as to the "White" concept around the head. In every instance I have ever heard of it is a golden hue. It is also aligned with the rise of Kundalini and opening of the third eye. In paintings it is associated with the gold halo that is drawn around the heads of deeply religious persons. The combination of open third eye, plus enlightenemnt being the indicator of a truly religious person.

In no instance until this thread have I ever heard of it as white.

I find it interesting that everything in this thread purpoted to be an Aura sounds more like the color blending of the various chakra's as they open or close and indicate the general health of the host body.

I've always heard of the actual auric colors as being representive of heat and energy interaction within the human body, never dealing with spiritual or religious status.

For me a red aura is a sign of a lot of action within the part of the body being illuminated. The action can be intense mental activity and though or heat from an infection or wound. Yet to be honest even in korlic photography i've never seen a full auric covering.

Lunacie
December 13th, 2007, 09:56 AM
MonSno LeeDra, I've never heard of "korlic photography", do you mean Kirilian Photography?

omar
December 13th, 2007, 10:58 AM
I'm curious as to the "White" concept around the head. In every instance I have ever heard of it is a golden hue. It is also aligned with the rise of Kundalini and opening of the third eye. In paintings it is associated with the gold halo that is drawn around the heads of deeply religious persons. The combination of open third eye, plus enlightenemnt being the indicator of a truly religious person.

In no instance until this thread have I ever heard of it as white.

I find it interesting that everything in this thread purpoted to be an Aura sounds more like the color blending of the various chakra's as they open or close and indicate the general health of the host body.

I've always heard of the actual auric colors as being representive of heat and energy interaction within the human body, never dealing with spiritual or religious status.

For me a red aura is a sign of a lot of action within the part of the body being illuminated. The action can be intense mental activity and though or heat from an infection or wound. Yet to be honest even in korlic photography i've never seen a full auric covering.

Your first paragraph is right. It is the rise of Kundalini, through meditation that creats "spiritual enlightenment". Only when the third eye opens can the faint glow of white or golden light appear. According to what I read it comes out of your crown chakra & flows around your head. The rest of the aura should be rainbow colored.

MonSno_LeeDra
December 13th, 2007, 11:36 AM
Lunacie wrote:



do you mean Kirilian Photography


No. Kirilian photography has always been finger tips or other items that were pressed against the glass or photo surface from what I recall. Mainly I recall fragments of plant leaves and such that indicated the missing part or finger tips and other items pressed against the photo surface.

Korlic was a type that was full body. I guess it could be the same with different names for different facets of it or just a name that was used localy to refer to a different facet of Kirilian photography.

I did a search on Korlic but couldn't find anything so it may have been something that was a unique name for it.

Lunacie
December 13th, 2007, 12:45 PM
Lunacie wrote:



No. Kirilian photography has always been finger tips or other items that were pressed against the glass or photo surface from what I recall. Mainly I recall fragments of plant leaves and such that indicated the missing part or finger tips and other items pressed against the photo surface.

Korlic was a type that was full body. I guess it could be the same with different names for different facets of it or just a name that was used localy to refer to a different facet of Kirilian photography.

I did a search on Korlic but couldn't find anything so it may have been something that was a unique name for it.

No. Kirlian began by photographing objects and then fingertips, but the study progressed to whole body auras.

omar
December 14th, 2007, 03:48 PM
The aura changes color with your mood. Red when your angry, green with envy,blue when your blue and black with hate.If there are brown or black over your chakas there clogged. If there are brown or black spots else where it indicates a physical problem. Ailment or sickness. A Shaman can remove these and heal the problem. These spots or imprints can be caused by psycic darts from an enemy,from karma or may have been an illness chosen by your spirit - soul as there learning journey on earth. ( incarnation)

MonSno_LeeDra
December 14th, 2007, 05:32 PM
Lunacie wrote:



No. Kirlian began by photographing objects and then fingertips, but the study progressed to whole body auras.


That makes sense. It appears to me that somewhere I must have heard or picked up that the fully body imagery was called Korlic photograph. I think i'll have to change that now as after some searching Kirlian is probally the correct term for the whole process.

Sometimes the net is a great source of knowledge and reminds us just how easily things may change name or concept when passed from mouth to mouth in the old days.

Omar,

Your description made me recall something about the influence of the elements upon the auric color. I spent many years working with a person that was closely tied to earth and his color was always green while mine was with water and always blue. It was interesting in that when fire moved into the picture his color turned a redish brown while mine seemed to swirl with streaks of blue and red. When air moved in mine became almost a mix of milky white and faint blue while his nearly became a frothy greenish white.

I have often wondered about the change in color and mixing as each element came into influence upon us. So I wonder if the person seen with the "Red" aura may be experiencing the affect / effect of "Fire" upon thier path at the time of the imagery? The brighter and deeper the color base the more impact and the deeper it is reaching.

Not quite the basis of the Chakra's but aligned to the shamanic inspired usuage of the elements and the cross points of influence of each.

Lunacie
December 14th, 2007, 05:43 PM
Lunacie wrote:



That makes sense. It appears to me that somewhere I must have heard or picked up that the fully body imagery was called Korlic photograph. I think i'll have to change that now as after some searching Kirlian is probally the correct term for the whole process.

Sometimes the net is a great source of knowledge and reminds us just how easily things may change name or concept when passed from mouth to mouth in the old days.

Omar,

Your description made me recall something about the influence of the elements upon the auric color. I spent many years working with a person that was closely tied to earth and his color was always green while mine was with water and always blue. It was interesting in that when fire moved into the picture his color turned a redish brown while mine seemed to swirl with streaks of blue and red. When air moved in mine became almost a mix of milky white and faint blue while his nearly became a frothy greenish white.

I have often wondered about the change in color and mixing as each element came into influence upon us. So I wonder if the person seen with the "Red" aura may be experiencing the affect / effect of "Fire" upon thier path at the time of the imagery? The brighter and deeper the color base the more impact and the deeper it is reaching.

Not quite the basis of the Chakra's but aligned to the shamanic inspired usuage of the elements and the cross points of influence of each.

Interesting insight. So it may not be that person with a blue aura is "emotional" and a person with a yellow aura is "intellectual", it may mean that they have something going on in their lives that is causing some strong emotions or is making them think about things in a different way . . . or they're cramming for a test. ;)

omar
December 17th, 2007, 07:35 PM
If the elements have anything to due with the color of aura, then mine should be red as fire?