Hello Explorers!
The human aura is a subtle, dynamic field of energy that surrounds and permeates the body. It reflects physical health, emotional state, mental clarity, and spiritual vitality. Through Remote Viewing, we can perceive this energy at a distance, gaining insights into the quality, flow, and disturbances within a person’s aura.
This e-class explores techniques for reading and interpreting the aura, understanding its layers, and observing how life energy shifts over time and in response to experiences.
Why It Works
Energy is non-local: The aura exists beyond the physical body, making it accessible remotely.
The aura reflects health and emotions: Imbalances or blockages in energy often precede physical or emotional issues.
Dynamic and layered: The aura is not static; it changes with mood, activity, environment, and spiritual state.
By learning to read the aura, Remote Viewers can gain a deeper understanding of energy patterns, emotional dynamics, and overall well-being.
Step-by-Step Process: Reading the Aura
1. Set Your Target and Intention
Example cue: “Describe the aura of [target person]. Observe its flow, layers, and energy quality.”
Focus on neutral observation rather than judgment or interpretation.
2. Enter Observer Mode
Take 3–5 minutes to relax, center yourself, and clear the mind.
Visualize a soft, clear lens around the target person, ready to perceive subtle energy.
3. Observe the Aura Layers
Physical Layer: Closest to the body; reflects physical health and vitality.
Emotional Layer: Shows current emotional states and patterns.
Mental Layer: Reveals thoughts, focus, and mental clarity.
Spiritual Layer: Indicates connection to higher self or universal energy.
4. Sense Energy Flow
Notice areas of smooth flow versus stagnation or turbulence.
Observe brightness, color, and density variations.
Detect “hotspots” or areas of high activity or imbalance.
5. Interpret Colors and Movements
Colors may appear as you sense the aura (red, blue, yellow, green, violet).
Movements can indicate changes in energy or emotional responses.
Record sensations, patterns, and any intuitive impressions.
Here’s a short, clear guide to common aura colors and their meanings:
Red – Vitality, energy, passion, strength, but can also indicate anger or stress.
Orange – Creativity, confidence, sociability, and emotional balance.
Yellow – Mental activity, clarity, optimism, or sometimes anxiety.
Green – Healing, growth, balance, compassion, and connection with nature.
Blue – Calm, communication, truth, and spiritual awareness.
Indigo – Intuition, deep perception, psychic ability, and inner wisdom.
Violet/Purple – Spirituality, transformation, higher consciousness, and inspiration.
Pink – Love, compassion, nurturing, and emotional harmony.
Brown/Gray – Blockages, stress, fatigue, or negative energy.
White – Purity, protection, spiritual alignment, and high energy.
6. Record Your Observations
Sketch the aura, noting colors, shapes, and flow.
Write notes about impressions of energy, balance, or disturbances.
Practical Tips
Avoid forcing visuals; focus on sensing energy rather than seeing it physically.
Meditate before each session to heighten sensitivity.
Start with volunteers who consent, gradually expanding to friends or family.
Practice regularly to enhance awareness of subtle shifts and dynamics in the aura.
Compare observations over time to detect changes or patterns in energy flow.
Real-Life Examples
Case 1: Stress and Energy Imbalance
Remote Viewing revealed a heavy, turbulent aura around a client under chronic stress. The physical layer showed tension in the shoulders, while the emotional layer displayed shades of red and brown, indicating anger and fatigue.
Case 2: Healing and Energy Flow
A client recovering from illness displayed bright green and yellow energy, with smooth, flowing movements in the aura. Emotional and mental layers showed balance, confirming intuitive healing progress.
Case 3: Emotional Blockage
Viewing a friend experiencing grief, the aura showed stagnation near the heart and throat areas. Colors appeared dark and dense, while mental layers indicated confusion, aligning with their emotional state.
Conclusion
Remote Viewing the aura allows you to:
Observe energy patterns related to physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Detect blockages, disturbances, and areas of vitality.
Enhance intuition and healing skills by connecting with subtle life energy.
By practicing aura observation regularly, you develop a keen sensitivity to energy shifts, enabling deeper insights into yourself and others.
Short Practice Assignment
Select a volunteer (with consent).
Set your cue: “Describe the aura of [person]. Observe flow, color, and layers.”
Enter observer mode (3–5 minutes).
Scan aura layers — physical, emotional, mental, spiritual.
Sense energy flow — note smooth areas, blockages, or turbulence.
Record observations — sketch or write notes, including colors, shapes, or movement.
Reflect — consider how emotions, health, or lifestyle may influence the aura.
Goal: Strengthen your ability to perceive subtle energy, enhance intuitive insights, and understand the dynamic nature of the human aura.