Aura reflects the unique energy a person radiates, influencing their thoughts, actions, and connections. By unlocking the power of their aura, they can align their energy with their goals, promoting personal growth and crafting a life story filled with purpose and positivity.

The energy surrounding an individual reflects their true self and influences their life, relationships, and happiness. Understanding this requires exploring what an aura is and how it affects the personality and life of an individual. An aura is a subtle, luminous energy surrounding every living being, including humans, animals, and plants. It is a dynamic system reflecting an individual's physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual states. The concept of aura has its roots in ancient cultures, including Greek philosophy, Hinduism and Buddhism. In modern times, it has evolved to encompass various aspects of human consciousness and energy. An aura radiates from the physical body and is typically composed of multiple colors, each representing different aspects of an individual's being. It is ever-changing, and influenced by emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Unique to each individual, an aura functions like an energetic fingerprint. It also interacts with other energy fields, influencing and being influenced by the environment and living beings.
Types of Auras
Aura can be categorised into four main types
Physical Aura: Related to the physical body and its functions.
Emotional Aura: Connected to emotions, feelings, and emotional states.
Mental Aura: Associated with thoughts, mental states, and cognitive functions.
Spiritual Aura: Linked to an individual's spiritual essence, values, and connection to the universe.
Aura Colours and Their Meanings
Aura colors provide insight into interpreting and understanding the energy field surrounding a person. Each color is associated with specific emotions, traits and energies. Here's a breakdown of the most common aura colors.
Red Aura: Passionate, energetic, and adventurous. Individuals with a red aura are often confident, driven, and strong-willed.
Orange Aura: Creative, enthusiastic, and warm. People with an orange aura are typically optimistic, sociable, and enjoy learning.
Yellow Aura: Happy, optimistic, and analytical. Those with a yellow aura are often logical, intelligent, and communicative.
Green Aura: Balanced, harmonious, and growth-oriented. Individuals with a green aura are typically empathetic, nature-loving, and resilient.
Blue Aura: Calm, trustworthy, and wise. People with a blue aura are often compassionate, loyal, and possess a strong sense of justice.
Indigo Aura: Introspective, intuitive, and visionary. Those with an indigo aura are typically creative, and perceptive and value independence.
Violet Aura: Imaginative, innovative, and spiritual. Individuals with a violet aura are often artistic, humanitarian, and possess a strong connection to the universe.
Positive VS. Negative Aura
An Individual’s aura can radiate positive or negative energy. A positive aura is associated with happiness, fun, and love, whereas a negative aura is linked to emotions like hate, greed, and anger.
Maintaining a Healthy Aura
A balanced, vibrant, and harmonious aura promotes physical and emotional well-being. Key practices to maintaining a healthy aura require regular self-care, balanced lifestyle, meditation and spiritual growth, and healthy relationships. Gratitude plays a key role in cultivating a healthy, positive aura enhancing resilience, and spiritual alignment.

Repairing a Broken Aura
A broken aura refers to an imbalanced or disrupted energy field. Causes may include trauma, stress, negative relationships, poor self-care, lack of purpose, or energy-draining environments. To repair a broken aura, consider energy healing modalities, such as the famous Japanese Reiki, meditation, or sound healing, and prioritize self-care, spiritual growth, and emotional balance.

Recommended Books on Auras
To explore the world of auras further, here are some, popular books.

The Human Aura by Kuthumi.

• Aura Reading for Beginners by Richard Webster.
• The Aura Book by Judy Hall.
• Aura Colors by Pamala Oslie.
• The Chakras by C.W. Leadbeater.
• The Human Energy Field by Barbara Ann Brennan.
• Aura Awareness by Michelle A. Hardwick.

These resources offer a diverse range of perspectives and approaches to understanding auras both for beginners and experienced practitioners seeking to delve deeper into the world of auras. HH