Aura Viewing at Rochester

I've been in school now for three weeks, sitting in class with 60+ people for 3 to 6 hours four days a week.   That doesn't include group meetings, professional development events, clubs, and activities.  It's busy, yes, but what that means is that I have a large sample and a lot of time with people with auras.  The monotone gray background in all the classrooms, making for prime viewing.  And I'm seeing auras quite easily.  Easily and automatically (more on that in a moment.)

I have not yet seen "life colors," but I am seeing the ethereal body around people's heads and shoulders, which starts out looking like a whitish glow, but now that I have more experience, I am starting to see color in that.  I saw bluish-green around my teammate's head this morning.  And the other day I saw a yellow halo, almost around another student.  I was sitting across the room from her, and I kept starting at her.  It was about a foot away from  her body on all sides.  She's actually a teammate too.  

Now, back to "easily and automatically."  I've been giving myself the suggestion before I go fall asleep that I can see human aura colors easily and automatically.  I'm telling my conscious mind what I want in my life and it's giving it to me.  Since I started doing that, I've been seeing them much easier and more automatically than more.  Imagine that.  I will keep playing with it and see what else I can do.

Kids can see auras

It's been confirmed... kids can see the aura colors.

My aunt Lynne, asked her 3-year old granddaughter, "Kole, do you see any color above my head?"  Kole replied, "Yellow."

Which corresponds with what I saw for Lynne.  I saw yellow and violet with some blank spaces, where the green that Pam said she has in her aura probably is.  I'm quite excited about this.  I've heard that children up to the age of about 5 can see auras, but I haven't confirmed it personally until now.  So it's true.

What makes this even more exciting is that it means that I probably saw auras when I was a child too, and so did everybody.  I'm playing with the ideas that everything that is exists in the moment and there is no time lag.  That I have access NOW to everything I was in the past and everything I will be in the future.  To put it another way, the child is still the same person she will be when she's an adult... the acorn grows into the oak tree.  It comes from the same "stuff" that was in the acorn, it has just grown into a different form.  But it's still what it is.

I am still the same person I was as a child, when I could see auras naturally.  I still have access to that part of myself.  And I have access to it now, because I am that person.  Which means I can see auras, easily and naturally, because I am that child that does it automatically.

Have I explained that clearly? It's quite profound.  I'm excited.  I'll let you know how it goes.

Deepening affect of seeing auras #3

No fear of death

Seeing the unseen triggered something in me that made me open and ready for new ideas... for things that we aren't taught in our culture... for things that aren't perceived by most people.   I am receptive to these ideas.  I feel like I got a foundation with my upbringing as a Christian Scientist.  This is a lot of the stuff I was taught as a child, only it goes much deeper than CS goes and doesn't involve all the Christian dogma.  In CS we are taught that there is no death and that life is eternal... that death is an illusion, that the material world is an illusion.  But that's as far as it goes.  The main text of the religion states all this, but doesn't explain it, doesn't even allow for scientific evidence, ironically, even though the religion has the word "science" in the name.

Now I have a new understanding.  I can see that we are more than our physical bodies, that we are more than we are trained to believe we are.  That we are more powerful and more unlimited and more creative than we are taught, than we believe.  I've seen it.  And we are here to express our creativity, to create whatever it is we want, to learn how to create our own reality.  That's what I'm experimenting with now, consciously.

But it doesn't end when we "die".  We are too creative, too intelligent, too adventurous for that.  We keep going on.  We reincarnate and come back to try something else.  I've been reading all about it, I've heard people talk about near death experiences and what it was like on the other side.  (If you are interested this is a fascinating show: Prana, near death experiences.)  I've talked to a psychic who contacted my mother who is perfectly happy where she is and doing just fine.  I feel like I have an understanding of what happens now and so I have no fear.  I do not fear blanking out into a void of unconsciousness, my understanding now is that consciousness never dies, it continues on forever.

Consciousness seems to be the key to it all.  We are not our bodies, but we identify with them so much we feel like we are.  We are not even our consciousness, it is a tool we use for creation and consciousness doesn't die.  We are conscious in our dreams - it is just a different state of consciousness.  We still perceive our surroundings and events take place -  our experiences are very real to our minds, and I would say they are very real to our consciousness.  The same is true in "death".  It is just a different state of consciousness.  We are not in our bodies anymore, but we are still aware.  I don't fear death now because I feel like I understand it.