Summary
The human aura is made up of the energies we exteriorize through the chakras and changes with their activity. The chakras below the heart chakra and the lower frequencies of the heart chakra itself reflect emotional states. The type of energy exteriorized depends on the balance or imbalance of these chakras. Since the chakras operate according to our will, repeated behaviors can condition their activity. Identifying difficulties or disorders through the aura, however, requires study, with repeated and recorded observations. Moisés compares these observations with the person's account and personality tests before linking energy patterns to characteristics. A single observation is not enough to draw these conclusions.
Source transcript
The question was posed simply: can you identify someone's emotional difficulties through the aura? To answer, it is necessary to understand what the human aura is. Many people have the idea that it is a shield, an energy that protects them and with which they can face any situation. In fact, the human aura is the result of the exteriorization of the energies that we ourselves consume and project outward through our chakras. It functions like an energetic egg. This aura has many colors because there are hundreds of thousands of frequencies that you emit in different emanations over the course of a day.
You wake up in the morning and are in the base chakra, because at that moment you are in your most physiological part. The base chakra and the lower chakras predominate. What type of energy will you exteriorize? Denser energies, and their color will also be heavier. If you take a shower, your crown chakra will receive this immanent energy—because water is immanent energy—and you will begin to have activity in the higher chakras. As a result, your inner task already changes, so you begin to produce another type of energy. It does not matter whether it is your wife or your mother; you will have breakfast and work with the spleen chakra. This shows what we are like: a constant change in energy patterns, and we should be aware of this.
Each chakra, when it is most active, creates behavior patterns. Where do our emotional problems arise? They are linked to the type of energy we work with most of the time. Our emotional chakras are the chakras below the heart chakra and part of the heart chakra itself; that is, the lower range of the heart chakra's frequencies also reflects the emotional conditions of an environment or of ourselves.
The upper part of the heart chakra is extremely stable and continuous, so much so that the heart does not stop throughout a lifetime. Everything is practical; everything is logical. Invented spirituality does not exist; there is spirituality for which you can explain the reason. Proving one thing or another may be more difficult if the person does not want to accept it, but the logic must at least be heard. If you are exteriorizing emotional energies, it is because your consciousness is working in one of these chakras, at the corresponding frequencies, most of the time.
You have the base chakra; then the spleen chakra, and beside the spleen chakra, the hepatic chakra; then the navel chakra. This set forms an emotional complex. Each of them has an activity that can be recognized in the person. The greater the chakra's activity, the more closely you are linked to its behavior.
Our behaviors of neediness, for example, are revealing. If you have a great neediness for physical contact, sexual neediness, or daydreams, you are working with a power in the base chakra. You may ask yourself: what power? There is no way to know exactly; it is necessary to assess the level of difficulty this may present. It is possible to work in the base chakra and have fewer or more problems, but we realize that the situation is not good when inner difficulties and conflicts arise. The exteriorization of energy ceases to be coherent and becomes out of alignment.
Why does it become out of alignment? Because when you are not working properly with yourself, there is no balanced state in your energetic productions. If you are working with your base chakra in a balanced way, you exteriorize one type of energy; if you are working in an unbalanced way, you exteriorize another. Thus, a person who has a sexual compulsion, for example, can be immediately recognized by the fact that they spend most of the time with their consciousness in this chakra.
In the spleen chakra, imagine a person who has a compulsion to eat. The more they eat, the more they want to eat, and they teach their chakra that this is what it should do. It begins working at a level of activity that is not normal because it was trained to do so. The same thing happens with the base chakra and also with the navel chakra.
Every chakra works according to your will. You cannot simply say that your chakra is misaligned. Our chakras do not move on their own. We have a very important component in our life called will. If everything fails, will remains and you continue. Without will, there would be no point in being in this life. Our will should predominate and be grounded in everything good that we can hold within ourselves. If you have very good contents, your will results in good things.
If this will is grounded in dysfunctional and wrong things, you will begin to do things that are not good, are immature, and take us nowhere. But one cannot observe someone and state that this person has a compulsion for a certain thing, because it is not written that they have a compulsion for a certain thing. As a psychoanalyst, I record what I observe and then compare these observations with what people say. In addition, we use another practice: Maria Balbina administers a personality test, which provides personality characteristics. While the test is being administered, I already write down the person's aura and make all the observations. Then we compare the information; by listening to the person, we gradually discover everything that is confirmed.
After many observations, I realize that a certain type of frequency, exteriorization, and aura behavior indicates that the person has a personality characteristic, a difficulty, or a specific disorder. That is how it works. We cannot simply look and identify what is written in the aura. We need to be conscious and mature in order to follow a path that leads us somewhere. It is possible to identify the types of difficulties a person has, but this requires a study process based on observation. It is necessary to take notes and keep records.
In astral projection work, people would sometimes ask, "Can you verify such-and-such a thing?" I used to do far more checks; today I apply all my work to assisting people. You follow a path in life and mature in some activities. I would check, then check again, and then a third time, because we cannot observe a person and state that they are a certain way. That is far too simplistic. It is a lack of maturity. You have to look, and look again, and understand. This is extremely important so that we can do things in our lives without having to fix them later because we were too anxious or did not have time to understand all of it better.
Questions raised by this material
- What is the human aura?
- Why does the human aura change throughout the day?
- How do chakras relate to emotional difficulties?
- How does will influence how chakras function?
- How can you identify emotional difficulties through the human aura?
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How to cite
Esagüi, M. (2022, November 14). The Human Aura [Audio podcast episode]. Center for Consciousness Studies. https://centrodeestudos.org/en/library/the-human-aura/





