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Light
And The Aura
Copyright © 1990 by Robert
Bruce
Light
is necessary in order to see the main
aura of anything. Living auras react
in the presence of light - expanding
and brightening. This reaction is
most noticeable when a living aura
is exposed to sunlight. You could
say that auras are photo-sensitive.
I have
made extensive observations of this
light reaction. I have observed the
auras of people inside a house, then
immediately taking them outside, into
the sunlight. The living auras of
people expand in sunlight, and are
much brighter. They fairly sparkle
with life in strong, direct sunlight.
I have seen auras expand to several
times their normal size in sunlight.
Another
interesting observation, that adds
weight to this argument, that auras
are not light - but that light is
necessary, in order for auric sight
to work: the main aura cannot be seen
in complete darkness. If auras were
indeed light, why is it necessary
for there to be light, in order to
see them? This shows that light and
normal optical sight are an important
part of auric sight.
Note:
In total darkness, it is possible
to see some slight activity around
the energy body, close to the skin.
This is almost invisible, but looks
like tiny, very faint strands and
sparks of bluish light. This is very
faint and most noticeable around your
own fingertips, when they are brought
together in front of you.
It is
also possible to see small but intense
points of light, coming from fully
active primary energy centres (chakras).
These must be extremely active for
this to be seen, and you must also
be very focussed on your subject.
This takes a lot of skill to do, and
the subject must be very developed
- energy wise - in order for this
to be observed. This is far easier
to see if there is a little available
light, even if you can only make out
vague shadows - it gives you something
to focus upon.
To observe
any part of the energy body, in darkness,
memory based visualization is used
to focus the brow centre into a subject.
You have to know exactly where the
subject is (in total darkness) and
be able to accurately gauge their
distance, shape and position, and
see them clearly in your mind's eye.
I think,
for the above, that both astral sight
and clairvoyance play a part, for
those that can see energy activity
in total darkness. This appears to
be the only logical explanation for
this phenomena.
Note:
Light is not necessary for clairvoyant
or astral sight to work, but the eyes
and their normal focussing ability
are still used, but with memory based
focussing and visualization, instead
of normal light based focussing. You
can see with astral and clairvoyant
sight, just as well in total darkness,
as you can in full light.
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