Aura pictures
BLUE:
Blue is the most popular color of choice by most people. It symbolizes relaxation,
serenity and a deep peace. Blue in the home can be used to psychologically cool
a home in a warm climate and combined with contrasts of yellow or gold, blue can
brighten a home and its occupants moods almost instantly. Blue seen in the aura
indicates peace, calmness, communication, and intuition. Light Blue indicates
spiritual and psychic development, and compassion.
VIOLET OR PURPLE:
Purple is a deeply spiritual color and inspires awe and respect. When made lighter
into lavender, it become comfortable and assuring. If you suffer from insomina,
lavender is great in a bedroom, as it lowers blood pressure and relaxes the mind.
Purple however is powerful and regal and makes a statement in any room. Small
touches of purple can affect the mood of the entire room, even a few throw pillows
in this color will excite the room. Purple seen in the aura indicates intuitiveness,
confidence, and spiritual advancement.
RED:
Red stimulates our nervous system and increases assertiveness. Reds make us feel
empowered and energetic. they are great for areas where physical activity is
happening, like a workout room. Do you have trouble getting out of bed in the morning?
Paint your bedroom red and you'll jump out bed. Red seen in the aura indicates
passion, courage, enthusiam, and excitement.
ORANGE:
Orange is also stimulating. Red and orange also increase the appetite. This is
why these colors are so popular in restaurants and especially fast food restaurants.
When these colors are present, not only are you hungry and want to eat a lot,
but your nervous system is also stimulated so that you want to get out of there
quickly. Orange is a great color for a dining room as it helps people loosen up
and laugh more. Around orange, people are usually more gregarious, this perhaps
is why designers for the Oprah Winfrey talk show picked orange and color as the
dominating theme for the set on Oprah's show. In an orange dining room, dinner
parties will last longer and seem more interesting. Orange seen in the aura
indicates energy, optimism, and positive thoughts
YELLOW:
Yellows remind us of the sun. They make a dark room appear to be bright and cheery.
Yellow can visually expand the space in a small room, but pale yellow should be
used in a small room or it can be overpowering. Yellow is terrific to brighten up
a bedroom or a living room, especially when combined with royal blue. Yellow seen
in the aura indicates luck, intelligence, and acadenic acheivement.
GREEN:
Greens are symbolic of gardens, meadows and forests. When we are surrounded by
green, we feel calm, refreshed and at peace. Green is great for bedrooms,
bathrooms and other areas where tranquility is desired. Green brings nature
indoors, no matter where you live. It is also very helpful in cooling down
a room that receives a lot of hot sunny weather. Green seen in the aura indicates
money, prosperity, abundance, and a love of nature. Light Green indicates health,
new beginnings, youthfulness.
WHITE:
spiritually motivated, the ability to be open and receptive to the divine, or
spiritual world. Can merge with ALL THAT IS. Probably unconcerned with worldly
matters or ambition. Inner illumination, cosmic wisdom characterise the white
energy. Young children, energy workers, and intense meditators often will show
bright white in their auras. Generally, white does not often appear in the auras
of adults.
PINK:
Pinks offer a sense of well being and make people feel affectionate and positive
toward others. Pink was once the staple of little girls bedrooms, but new shades
of rose, mauve and blush have become popular choices in carpets, furniture and
social areas like living rooms. A light shade of pink can be used as a neutral
background much like a gray. Pink seen in the aura indicates friendship, affection,
devotion, and tenderness.
BROWN:
Browns symbolize down to earth features. Brown is stable, secure and supporting.
The brown family includes beige and taupe and are great for neutral areas in the
home like kitchens. A rust color in a kitchen with copper pots combined with
green or blue is breathtaking and offers a calm and supportive feeling. Browns
bring rooms together, yet stay in the background. They neither activate nor pacify
emotions, they cooperate with the other colors, serving to bring them to light.
Brown can be considered the frame of a painting. Brown seen in the aura indicates
stability, practicality, and acquiring land.
Interpretation of the aura colours
RED:
desire, vitality, power, the urge to win, to have success, intensity of experience, action, doing, love of sports, struggle, competition, force of will, leadership, strength, courage, passion, eroticism, earthiness, practicality, desire for possessions, sense of adventure, the survival instinct. A majority of young children and teenagers especially boys, have bright red auras.
ORANGE:
creativity, the emotions, confidence, ability to relateto others in an open and friendly manner, sociability, intuition or gut feeling. The ability to reach out and extend one’s self towards others. Many talented sales people, entrepreneurs, and people who deal with the public have orange auras.
YELLOW:
sunny and enthusiastic, cheerful, bright, great sense of humor and fun, optimism, intellectuality, openness to new ideas, happiness, warmth, relaxation. Uninhibited expansiveness, release of burdens, problems and restrictions. Talent for organization. Hope and expectation, inspiration. People with yellow auras encourage and support others by naturally being themselves; they radiate like the sun and they also may have a great ability to analyze complex concepts.
GREEN:
perseverance, tenacity, firmness, patience, sense of responsibility and service, self assertiveness, high ideals and aspirations, dedication, puts high value on work and career. Ambitious desire for respectability and personal attainment, deeply focused and adaptable. Green is also the color of growth and of dedicated parents, social workers, counselors, psychologists, and other persons focusing on creating positive change in the world.
BLUE:
Depth of feeling, devotion, loyalty, trust, desire to communicate. Puts great importance on personal relationships. Empathetic. May be a dreamer or have artistic ability. Possibly tend to put the needs of others before their own and may ave the ability to meditate, and live in the moment. Blue may be emotionally sensitive, intuitive, inwardly focused, may enjoy solitude, non-competitive activities, be receptive and desire unity, peace, love and affection in relationships with others. They need a calm and tranquil environment. You’ll find many blue artists, poets, writers, musicians, philosophers, serious students, spiritual seekers, and people looking for truth, justice and beauty in everything.
VIOLET OR PURPLE:
magical, original, tends to be unconventional, often has psychic abilities, unusual charisma and charm, the uncommon ability to make their dreams come true, or manifest their desires in the material world, wish to charm and delight others and can easily connect with higher planes of consciousness. Playful, non-judgemental, tolerant of others’ eccentricities. Sensitive and compassionate. "Purples" appreciate tenderness and kindness in others. Not especially practical, they tend to prefer to live in a dream world of their own creation. You’ll find many "violet or purple" entertainers, movie stars, free thinkers, visionaries, revolutionaries, and otherwise singular and magnetic individuals. Dark violet could indicate a need to take charge of their life, or perhaps, that the person needs time to spiritually ground him/herself.
WHITE:
spiritually motivated, the ability to be open and receptive to the divine, or spiritual world. Can merge with ALL THAT IS. Probably unconcerned with worldly matters or ambition. Inner illumination, cosmic wisdom characterise the white energy. Young children, energy workers, and intense meditators often will show bright white in their auras. Generally, white does not often appear in the auras of adults.
