Understanding Aura: Energy Fields, Their Impact, and How to Enhance Them


In recent times, the concept of aura - the subtle energy field surrounding living beings and even non-living objects - has gained attention beyond spiritual circles. This article explores what aura is, how it influences our well-being, and practical methods to sense, strengthen, and protect it.

What Is Aura?

Aura is an electromagnetic or bioenergy field that surrounds all matter - living or non-living. Every person, animal, plant, and object emits vibrations at different frequencies, creating this energy field. For humans, aura can be seen as a halo or glow surrounding the body, reflecting emotional, mental, and physical states.

Higher-vibrating beings such as saints or enlightened souls often emit a strong, radiant aura visible as light or mist around them. Scientific understanding supports the existence of such energy fields, with quantum physics affirming that all matter vibrates at certain frequencies.

How Aura Affects Our Lives

Aura is constantly influenced by external and internal factors. It interacts with energies from people, places, objects, and even thoughts and emotions. A positive and strong aura is associated with good health, vitality, and protection against negative influences, while a weak or negative aura can make one vulnerable to stress, illness, and emotional turmoil.

For example, when exposed to negative people or environments, one's aura can shrink or darken, leading to feelings of discomfort or fatigue. Conversely, being in a spiritually uplifting environment or among positive people can expand and energize the aura.

Sensing and Seeing Aura

Contrary to popular belief, perceiving aura is not limited to mystics. With practice, anyone can sense and even see auras using simple techniques:

Feeling Aura: By rubbing your hands together for about 10 seconds to generate warmth and energy, then slowly moving your hands near a person's body or an object, you may feel sensations like tingling, pressure, or a subtle resistance, indicating the presence of an aura.

Seeing Aura: Using a dim light or candle in a darkened room, focus your eyes gently on a person or object. After a period of relaxed staring (around 30 seconds), you may begin to notice a faint glow or halo around the subject. White or colored outlines - such as blue, green, or pink - can appear, representing different energy qualities.

Children's Sensitivity: Children often perceive aura more readily due to their heightened sensitivity and less mental conditioning.

Colors in Aura and Their Meanings

Aura colors reflect personality traits, emotional states, and health conditions:
  • Blue: Often indicates calm, professional energy and clarity.
  • Green: Symbolizes compassion and healing.
  • Pink: Reflects empathy and emotional sensitivity.
  • Red: May denote strong attachment to material aspects such as food, money, or physical desires.
  • Violet: Suggests spiritual inclination.
These colors can fluctuate based on current mental and physical health.

How Aura Reflects Health

Aura serves as a precursor to physical health conditions. Changes or disruptions in the aura often occur before symptoms manifest physically. For example, if an organ is beginning to weaken, subtle changes can appear in the corresponding aura area.

Various tools and scientific techniques, such as Kirlian photography and Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV), have been developed to capture and analyze aura fields and chakras. These can help in early detection of health issues like autoimmune diseases or cancer by revealing energy imbalances long before clinical symptoms emerge.

Chakras: Energy Centers Linked to Aura

Chakras are spinning wheels of energy within the body that correspond to different organs and physiological functions. Each chakra has a specific location and function:
  • Root Chakra (Muladhara): Base of the spine; relates to physical stability and health of lower limbs.
  • Sacral Chakra (Swadhisthana): Lower abdomen; connected to reproductive organs and kidneys.
  • Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura): Upper abdomen; linked to digestion and energy.
  • Heart Chakra (Anahata): Chest; governs emotions and lungs.
  • Throat Chakra (Vishuddha): Throat; associated with communication.
  • Third Eye Chakra (Ajna): Forehead; relates to intuition and mental clarity.
  • Crown Chakra (Sahasrara): Top of the head; connected to spiritual consciousness.
By sensing and balancing these chakras, one can maintain or restore energetic and physical health.

Factors That Strengthen or Weaken Aura

Several lifestyle and environmental factors impact aura strength:

Diet: Consuming fresh, raw, and living foods like fruits, salads, and sprouts supports a vibrant aura. Processed, fried, or junk foods diminish energy levels and weaken the aura.

Mindset: Positive thoughts, compassion, and spiritual practices expand and enhance aura strength. Negative emotions such as anger, jealousy, and hatred lower the frequency and shrink the aura.

Environment: Spending time in natural settings like parks or near animals can boost aura vitality. Pet therapy is an example where interaction with animals helps improve one’s energy and health.

Grounding: Walking barefoot or staying connected to the earth helps discharge accumulated stress and balances the body’s energy. Wearing closed shoes all day without grounding can trap negative energy.

Mantras and Meditation: Chanting mantras from any tradition with sincere intention vibrates the aura positively. Meditation induces deep relaxation, allowing the aura to expand and heal stress-induced blockages.

Reiki and Energy Healing: Techniques like Reiki can be practiced to cleanse and recharge the aura, either on oneself or others, promoting holistic well-being.

Home Energy: The energy of living spaces matters. Negative energy from places with poor vastu (energy flow in architecture) or geopathic stress (harmful earth radiation) can drain aura energy and contribute to illness.

Practical Exercises to Experience Aura

You can try these simple steps at home to sense or observe aura:

Hand Warm-Up: Rub hands for 10 seconds to build energy.

Feeling Aura: Slowly move hands near a person or object and notice sensations of pressure or tingling.

Seeing Aura: In dim light with a plain white background, softly gaze at a person or object’s outline and look for halos or glows.

Measuring Aura Distance: Using tools like copper rods, the aura’s reach can be roughly gauged by how the rods respond to energy fields.

Modern Technology and Aura Measurement

From the 1940s onwards, devices have been developed to photograph and measure aura and chakras:

Kirlian Photography: Captures the energy field around objects or fingers.

Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV): Developed by Russian scientists, it provides detailed energy maps of the body.

Aura Imaging Systems: Capture colored aura photographs showing energy distribution.

Digital Aura Scanners: Combine multiple technologies to detect early signs of illness through energy analysis.

Such devices are increasingly used in wellness centers and complementary medicine to support diagnosis and therapy.

Why Understanding Aura Matters

Being aware of your aura and its dynamics helps:
  • Protect against negative energy influences.
  • Maintain emotional balance and mental clarity.
  • Support physical health and prevent disease.
  • Enhance spiritual growth and resilience.
Understand the impact of environment, diet, and social interactions on your overall vitality.

Conclusion

Aura is a vital, dynamic energy field that influences and reflects every aspect of life - from health and emotions to spiritual well-being. With simple awareness and techniques, anyone can learn to sense, protect, and strengthen their aura. Integrating mindful habits, positive environments, and healing practices supports a vibrant aura, fostering harmony and resilience in daily life.

By embracing this subtle science, we empower ourselves to better navigate the complex energy interactions that shape our existence.

C. P. Kumar
Energy Healer & Blogger

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