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INDIGO AURA COLOR: Relates to the third eye, visual and pituitary gland. Intuitive, sensitive, deep feeling.
VIOLET AURA COLOR: Relates to crown, pineal gland and nervous system. The most sensitive and wisest of colors. This is the intuitive color in the aura, and reveals psychic power of attunement with self. Intuitive, visionary, futuristic, idealistic, artistic, magical.
Post by raven bombshell
Well, mine is sort of light blue, and my flashlight is really white, and one of my Blythe dolls is yellowish white, and one of my CDs is pale blue. Do you see where this is going? You are seeing a natural phenomenon- I believe it is called an after image
Post by Levita
And in response to the person saying they have different colored finger tips, it is entirely possible. When you see the aura (though i did only see it once, and of a few people, i saw well )~it is multiple different colors, and it constantly moves. It is not just a stationary blur of eyeball illusion around a person. The colors come and go, and the whole field of enegy around the person is incredibly dynamic.
Originally posted by awakened sleeper
reply to post by meadowfairy
Nice thread meadowfairy.
I very rarely can see color. Usually when I concentrate I see grey-white-ish matter or film around everything, but when I do this I start to get really dizzy or weak and I can no longer concentrate until I have had rest. Since then I have increased the duration of concentration, and also I now see lots of static-like-sparkles on and highlighting metal objects, especially magnets. Still yet I do not see colors on a regular basis.
Perhaps you can give me some advice meadowfairy?
Originally posted by dave420
reply to post by meadowfairy
Auras. Don't. Exist.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but if you can prove they do, you'd be the first person ever in the history of the world to do so, and people have been trying since the victorian era, when all this spiritual/mystic parlour trick nonsense first took hold of western society.
Originally posted by dave420
reply to post by meadowfairy
Pseudoscience is not science.
And if you can perceive something, as in if you are aware of something, then science can observe it. That convenient "get out of rational debate free" card of "oooh science can't know the spiritual" is absolute rubbish, factually inaccurate, and naive as heck.