The Human Aura (Consciousness and Evolution Program) — YouTube from the CEC Library

The aura is a widely discussed subject, with a vast literature available. Different philosophies and religions approach it in distinct ways. My perspective is based on years of study and work with chakras, which I consider fundamental when discussing energy and the aura.

The chakras are frequently approached in Eastern literature in a way that I consider to go beyond what I perceive. It is fascinating and beautiful to understand the aura and the chakras, but my approach is more practical, focused on everyday life. The human aura is frequently seen as a reflection of a person's life. Clairvoyants claim to see specific aspects in the aura. Based on my research and experiences, including my first astral projection at the age of seven, I believe that the aura is the exteriorization of the energies of our chakras. Each one of us composes their own aura, and it is not possible for another person to "adjust" that for us.

We capture energy from the environment, which can be pure—like the energy of nature—or already codified by human emotions. In places with high population density, we absorb consciential energies, already used by other people. This energy influences our physical and emotional state, manifesting itself in sensations in different chakras. In environments with dense energies and dysfunctional people, we can feel discomfort in specific chakras, such as pressure in the chest or a headache. This happens because we process those energies more intensely in certain areas of the body.

It is crucial to take care of our level of consciousness, which is related to work with the chakras. Although all the chakras are always active, the activity of one of them can be more intense, depending on our behavior and on the direction of our life. That activity influences the other chakras, reflecting our state of consciousness and energy.

When a person works intensely with the base chakra, they tend to concentrate energies in it, making it difficult to understand subtler and more refined aspects, which belong to the imaginary space of the crown chakra. This limits their vision, because it restricts the area of energetic action. If consciousness is at the level of the heart chakra, it will perceive things differently, seeing continuity and seeing people in a more positive way. When consciousness is raised to the laryngeal chakra, perception changes again.

Working at the level of the base chakra is not an absolute rule, but it generally makes a person more prone to irritation and to retaliation, because they are at a restricted level, where the ego is easily hit. Above the navel chakra, at the level of the heart chakra, a person moves away from the space of the ego, allowing a happier and emotionally more stable life. Most people experience emotional fluctuations, but understanding and working with the chakras can directly influence happiness.

The aura is composed of the energies of the chakras. Working in the emotional chakras—which include the three lowest chakras: base, spleen, and navel—results in a more reactive aura. There are seven main chakras. A person's aura is generally multicolored, and it is not correct to state that it is of a single bright color. People with more stable auras generally operate above the heart chakra, while the entire population of Earth is at the lower levels, which distorts the perception of the aura.

In order to develop a more refined clairvoyance, it is necessary to be above the heart chakra, in the higher energies. This requires work and practice, because we cannot simply decree our spiritual evolution. Working in the emotional chakras results in a more loaded and strong aura, but more evolved people have more uniform auras, with energies flowing from top to bottom, not from bottom to top. Reactivity is linked to the lower chakras, while calm and true joy are associated with the higher chakras.

Do not confuse joy with euphoria; they are distinct concepts. Astral projection allows direct contact with spirituality, eliminating the outsourcing of that contact. It is an opportunity to break barriers and limiting beliefs. The aura is fundamental; it is your energetic identity, the result of all the energies of the chakras. It is crucial to feed on happy, good, and healthy things. Bad mood, anger, and aggressiveness do not contribute to growth and evolution. Work to have an ever better aura, because it is your energetic signature. When a person enters a place, the energy is perceived. If it is positive, it brings happiness; if negative, it can make the environment unpleasant.

Exteriorizing negative energies, based on bad thoughts and behaviors, leads to illness and unhappiness. Evolution should not be set aside; it should come first. At the end of life, it is important to look back and feel that you made an effort and learned, contributing to yourself and to others. You always meet what you are. If you wish to meet better consciousnesses, do your best. That is the meaning of life.