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Originally posted by ac500
A while ago I met someone who could under some conditions see auras. I believe this person is sincere in what he perceives, but we both for the most part are skeptical as to whether these perceptions reflect reality (he said he sees them, but like his parents always told him it's just his overactive imagination). I've always kept an open mind on these things though, so I'm not willing to just blindly disregard it.
Anyway, he always said I had a very rare aura color, one that he's only seen one other time - it's bright "purple" as he said. One day though he made an interesting comment when he pointed to a particular purely white flower and said "See that bright flower? That's the same kind of purple that your aura looks like". Obviously I was a little confused, pointing out that the flower was white, not purple.
Apparently he has a medical condition that allows him to see some of the ultraviolet spectrum, so flowers that to most people appear white/yellow/etc. can have brilliant purple color to them (a type of color that is not fully describable to "normal" see-ers it seems). Sure enough, I looked up the flower, and it's known to reflect ultraviolet light quite strongly.
So I have an ultraviolet aura? Strange. I thought I'd post this to ask people who might know about the "theory" of this, what it means.
Also, what does it mean when your aura expands? One day he seemed very startled to see me and was acting strange, and when I asked him he said my aura was huge and almost blindingly bright, to the point where he could barely make out my face through it. What does this mean, too?
Just curious. I'm kind of the skeptical sort when it comes to these things, but I like to try to keep an open mind, especially if there is evidence/experiences to consider.
[edit on 21-6-2010 by ac500]
Originally posted by Xtrozero
What does a flat black with spikes of red mean...was what I was told 30 plus years ago...
Originally posted by ac500
A while ago I met someone who could under some conditions see auras. I believe this person is sincere in what he perceives, but we both for the most part are skeptical as to whether these perceptions reflect reality (he said he sees them, but like his parents always told him it's just his overactive imagination). I've always kept an open mind on these things though, so I'm not willing to just blindly disregard it.
Anyway, he always said I had a very rare aura color, one that he's only seen one other time - it's bright "purple" as he said. One day though he made an interesting comment when he pointed to a particular purely white flower and said "See that bright flower? That's the same kind of purple that your aura looks like". Obviously I was a little confused, pointing out that the flower was white, not purple.
Apparently he has a medical condition that allows him to see some of the ultraviolet spectrum, so flowers that to most people appear white/yellow/etc. can have brilliant purple color to them (a type of color that is not fully describable to "normal" see-ers it seems). Sure enough, I looked up the flower, and it's known to reflect ultraviolet light quite strongly.
So I have an ultraviolet aura? Strange. I thought I'd post this to ask people who might know about the "theory" of this, what it means.
Also, what does it mean when your aura expands? One day he seemed very startled to see me and was acting strange, and when I asked him he said my aura was huge and almost blindingly bright, to the point where he could barely make out my face through it. What does this mean, too?
Just curious. I'm kind of the skeptical sort when it comes to these things, but I like to try to keep an open mind, especially if there is evidence/experiences to consider.
[edit on 21-6-2010 by ac500]