Any explainations concerning an experience with an aura?

Question

A friend of mine described an experience where a young man had a steady glowing light around him, but next to him was a light of many twinkling pastel colors (light blue, pink, gray, ...from what I remember). Any interpretations?

Answer 1

Go to the following link: http://www.thesoulelement.com/aura_color...

This should answer some of your inquiries.

Don't worry about what others may say - There are people who can see aura's, your not crazy.

Good luck!  = )

Answer 2

Again, same question, different title. You're killing your points here!

I'll put something new in this one too, despite having answered the two other identical questions.

Honestly, the colors are illusionary. The aura is a field of energy, but why should it have color? The answer is that the brain interprets the wavelength and frequency of the vibrations in the aura and translates it into a color. Red vibrates more slowly than yellow, which vibrates more slowly than blue, all the way to purple. These are not actual colors that exist in an aura, it is how we understand the vibrations. An aura isn't light, it's a different sort of energy (though light is similar in some ways).

Also, going back to the example of red, if you think about it all the things that red can mean vibrate more slowly but are not necessarily bad. The evil aspect of red makes sense, but when you see courage it doesn't vibrate very quickly either because courage is stable and unwavering. The color is not the only thing that defines the type of energy in an aura.

Answer 3

A ghost--of course I don't actually believe that.  The last time I saw a blue aura was when a electric transformer blew up, and it made a loud sound too.  That gave my eyeballs a pastel glaze for a week.

Answer 4

Was she the only one who saw this light or was she on a Hollywood movie set?

Answer 5

Explanation?  There are many possibilities:

Your friend was having a drug-induced hallucination.

Your friend was having an internally-induced hallucination.

Your friend was telling a lie, a joke, or exaggerating.

Your friend mis-perceived some kind of optical illusion.

Answer 6

My aura has blue polka-dots. It's true because I say so!

Answer 7

I would avoid her at all cost. When you get a chance, please join us in the current century.