shining(glowing)skull Post 7255

April 3, 2001

Yogimac, Blessed Self Auras are not

difficult to see. It takes only a little knowledge and a

little practice. It's like learning about

birdwatching--you learn where to look and how to look, how pick the

bird out of it's background. For auras, don't

focus directly on the person, focus on the outline of

the person, the space immediately around them. Look

at the edge of the body. A good spot to start is the

area between the shoulder and the neck and head. Gaze

at that spot and let your gaze be steady but

soft-focused without expectation. Just see what is there in

that space. Gradually, you will become aware

of energy coming from the body. It could have no

colour or it could be one or more colours. It could have

a geometric shape or it could diffuse. The

difficult thing about auras is knowing what the aura means,

what it tells you about the person it is coming from.

That knowledge is a complex science/art requiring

years of study from a competent teacher.

April 3, 2001

Yogimac, Blessed Self People presenting

workshops in the yoga/meditation/spiritual fields will

project a highly visible aura if they are genuine with

heart-felt knowledge. I always look at the aura of a

presenter to gain a sense of whether they know and feel

what they are talking about or whether they just

repeating what they have read. If the latter, their aura

will be small and dark. Sometimes presenters

project their auras and play with them to see who in the

audience will notice. What was the colour and other

features of the aura you saw around Angela Farmer?

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