Magnetic Aura

Are humans more than a physical body? Do we have natural electricity and what does it mean to emanate a natural light?
No scientific studies show that humans emanate a colorful aura, yet many cultures believe humans possess an energy field that appears whenever one feels anger, happiness, love, disappointment, compassion, health, vitality, personal wellbeing, creativity, wisdom, or inner peace.

In Chinese tradition, Chi is the vital energy that flows through the body. Indian philosophy believes Prana is the vital force. In Christian artwork, saints’ spirituality is depicted with a golden halo around the head. All these expressions from various cultures show that humans are connected to nature and the universe’s power influences them.

It is believed that each of the feelings I mentioned is associated with a color. I read that the blues I wear often, reveal peace, communication, and truth. The colors of our aura affect our interactions with others. In fact, I have noticed that when I wear my blues and one of the accents is yellow or gold, for example, strangers say hi to me in the parking lot, start a conversation with me in elevators, and give me compliments for my outfit or the colors I wear. These are all signs that my colors vibrate at a particular calming frequency, thus people feel comfortable and relaxed around me. They come close to me because they trust my aura, whether they see or feel it.

A charismatic, magnetic and electric aura could be caused by heart and brain activity generating tiny electrical fields, or nerves and muscles generating electromagnetic activities, and all gets translated through the colors people see or feel around a person.

Our aura doesn’t always have a positive impact on others. It can also transmit anxieties, fear, and worries to others. Black color has that effect on me; it inspires fear and has a sinister feel, perhaps because I associate it with societal uproar and obscure events. Some humans can see the aura of others and know in advance whether to keep going with a person or to stay away; I wish I could, but I rely on my instinct instead.

Your aura is not something you wear. It is something you radiate. From this perspective, ask yourself if you feel good. If not, describe how you want to feel and which color supports that intention or quality. By doing this small process, you will shift from just selecting fashion colors to a mindful practice.
With this thought, I leave you to find your dimension in your aura. Ciao,
Valentina

Valentina Cirasola is a certified interior-fashion consultant, certified color analyst/therapist, author of 6 published books, a storyteller, and a longtime blogger. Her books offer non-fictional, practical ideas. These ideas can be applied in the home, fashion, cooking, and travel.
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