Things the Aura Reveals to Us (Consciousness and Evolution Program) — YouTube from the CEC Library

The topic is what the aura reveals to us. First, we need to understand what the human aura is while avoiding preconceived ideas and mysticism. The aura is the result of energies captured and externalized by the chakras of our body, called the etheric double. This body acts as an intermediary between the physical and astral bodies, capturing energies that we use according to our needs and externalize after encoding them.

The aura is an energetic manifestation that reflects who we are. People with good intentions and positive characteristics have a gentler aura, while those with negative behaviors display a different aura. It is important not to be misled by superficial praise about the aura because true energetic quality is connected to our behavior and intentions.

Personal growth and evolution harmonize our energies, making the aura less colorful. The idea that a colorful aura indicates evolution is mistaken; in fact, the more colorful it is, the more emotional charges are present. The colors of spiritual energies are more refined than those we perceive physically. Spiritual perception, such as during an astral projection, reveals a more sophisticated spectrum of colors.

Human vision is limited compared with that of some animals, which see beyond the visible spectrum, such as ultraviolet and infrared. When we speak of the aura, we mean energy externalized in accordance with our essence. Recognizing this is crucial in order to avoid living in illusions. Understanding the aura requires knowledge of the chakras. We consider seven major chakras for study, although the body has hundreds of thousands of chakras: base, spleen, navel, heart, laryngeal, frontal, and crown. The crown chakra, with about one thousand energetic spaces, contrasts with the base chakra, which has four. The base chakra is connected to origin and physical production, while the crown works with subtle energies connected to thought and images.

When visualizing the aura, we see a person surrounded by an "energetic egg" with color modulations. The sharpness of the aura's edges indicates the level of spiritual evolution. Well-defined auras are associated with material attachments, while less-defined auras indicate greater spiritual evolution. In cases of great spiritual advancement, the aura may be almost invisible, allowing deeper analyses of the person.

I realized that we are the result of our relationship with ourselves and the world and that we are more emotional than we should be. This makes our energies more colorful. A more defined aura indicates that the person is working with emotional energies. An aura with less-defined edges, on the other hand, suggests that the person is dealing with energies above the heart chakra or in the upper part of this chakra.

Recently, I observed an interesting situation. I know someone who attends the association, the St. Damian Monastery. This person has two activities: they enjoy working with the earth, planting, and caring for trees, and they also work with filming. When the person is working with the earth, their aura becomes absolutely stable, indicating that they are in an emotionally balanced and happy state. When filming, on the other hand, although they produce excellent work, I noticed occasional dissonance in the aura. This suggests that, despite enjoying the activity, there is something they do not fully accept. This dissatisfaction is common among people who still work with emotions, unlike those who already operate above the heart chakra and are more stable.

This observation was valuable because it showed that, although the person enjoys both activities, there is a small variation in the complete acceptance of what they do. We seek to see life with greater realism. We believe that by doing what we enjoy, we can live in constant happiness. We should dedicate the best of ourselves to ourselves and others in order to understand the meaning of our life in this world. This world is full of wonders that we often waste. It is a good idea to stop and reflect: what am I failing to make use of? Look around you. See everything that exists and consider how much you can enjoy each thing or contribute to it.