Practicing on Human Auras

As exciting as it is to stare at blue and red circles, obtaining a perfectly balanced cross is not the end goal.  The whole point of doing the exercises I talked about in my last post is to train your brain and your eyes to be able to see human auras.  That's the fun part - and it's fun to practice and track your progress on actual people.

Seeing Human Auras Exercise


Once you're comfortable using peripheral vision and have practiced the cross exercise a few times, you can start practicing on human subjects.  Of course, if you really want to get good at this, you'll still need to keep practicing the cross exercise, but you can also add human subjects as well.

Church is an excellent place to practice seeing auras because it sets up the perfect viewing conditions.  Beginners will need to stare at their subject for an extended period of time and it's easier to see the auric body on a plain white background.  Church automatically sets up these conditions:  you sit in pews staring at the minister who is at pulpit talking for an extended period of time, usually against a plain white background.  No one knows what you are doing, and neither you nor the minister has to feel self-conscious because you are expected to look at him, and everybody else is doing it too.

Stare directly at the minister (or priest, or speaker, or whoever your subject is), focusing on the center of his forehead.  Use the same type of peripheral vision you  used when looking at the black dot in the exercise I talked about in my 3/13/2010 post. After a while, you will start to see a glow around the person's head.  It may appear to be yellow, white, or even light green.

You are NOT seeing things.  You're eyes are NOT playing tricks on you.  You are seeing the person's aura.   This is the inner most layer of the aura and is the easiest to see.  Some people refer to it as the Ethereal body.

It's tempting to dismiss what you are seeing as your eyes playing tricks on you.  They are NOT.  You may even be tempted to think you are seeing an after image (an optical illusion where you see the reverse color of an image after staring at it too long).  Again, this is not the case.  An after image will disappear after a few seconds, this will not.  What you are seeing is the person's aura.

Human Aura vs. Auric Colors

Now, you have to be careful here, especially as a beginner.  It's important not to confuse the human aura for the auric color of the person's clothing.  This is why looking at the head is important because it is generally not covered.

Remember how you saw a different color coming from the blue and red circles in dot peripheral vision exercise?  Clothing will give off the same auric images.  So that you don't confuse the human aura with the auric colors of clothing, here is a list of auric pairs (originally published at: How to see and READ the AURA: Part 2):

red gives turquoise aura, turquoise gives red aura 
orange gives blue aura, blue gives orange aura 
yellow gives violet aura, violet gives yellow aura 
green gives pink aura, pink gives green aura  

If you see one of these combinations of colors, check to make sure you are not seeing the auric color of the person's clothings.

I experience these color pairs slightly different than described above (and you may too), but the general principle still applies.  One of the first times I began practicing this, I was in church and I saw two things.  First I saw a faint greenish aura appear around the minister's head.  Then I noticed that emanating from around his shoulders was a bright yellow aura that faded into the green.  This minister was wearing a blue sash on his robe and the yellow glow was the auric pair of the sash. With practice you will be able to discern the auric pair of clothing from actual aura.