Color's Aura- Robert Bruce's Report VS. Tom Chalko

[James S]

This is where from personal experience I disagree with these methods except for the purposes of training yourself to see more through your peripheral vision.

Typically the colours describe in both of these methods are the inverse of the original colour, which means you're not really seeing an aura, but an afterimage, as the visual effect of colour afterimage is the negative of the original object.

The thing to remember here is that both methods really are just training excercises. When you do actually see a living aura, the part of the aura that is closest to the body (can't remember what the name of this aura is - how slack am I) can change colour, and as it is alive, it moves and pulsates.

Regards,
James.

[Michael_E]

quote:Originally posted by James S

This is where from personal experience I disagree with these methods except for the purposes of training yourself to see more through your peripheral vision.

Typically the colours describe in both of these methods are the inverse of the original colour, which means you're not really seeing an aura, but an afterimage, as the visual effect of colour afterimage is the negative of the original object.

The thing to remember here is that both methods really are just training excercises. When you do actually see a living aura, the part of the aura that is closest to the body (can't remember what the name of this aura is - how slack am I) can change colour, and as it is alive, it moves and pulsates.

Regards,
James.

Hi james!,

I see your point and i agree. The methods definitely have thier purpose for training peripheral vision which seems to be required for auric sight. But part of both thier claims is that the color of the clothing can effect what you are really seeing there, and knowing what the auric pair of the color of the shirt of the person whose aura you are trying to read can tell us what is actually there.i guess what would have have to be done is to view the aura with bare skin then add a colored shirt see what changes occur ect... then there is colored walls combined with colored shirts... Phew sounds like a lot of work. Do you think its worth it?

[James S]

Do I think it's worth it?

Don't know! It's really up to you, and what your looking for.
Learning to be able to see auras can be very beneficial if your looking to have anything to do with health professions or healing, or dealing with helping people directly in some way. There's a lot of info about a person in their aura.

Regards,
James.

[Michael_E]

I have seen discrepancies between two reliable sources (Robert Bruce & Tom Chalko) on the color of the after images (auras) of colors themselves. Bruce sees Red giving a green aura, Orange giving pale green, yellow giving pale blue, green giving orange, blue giving yellow, indigo giving gold, Violet giving pale gold, and pink giving iridescent green.http://www.astralpulse.com/guides/auras/auras_4.htm

Tom Chalko,another person who has studied auric sight, reports red gives turquoise aura, turquoise gives red aura
orange gives blue aura, blue gives orange aura
yellow gives violet aura, violet gives yellow aura
green gives pink aura, pink gives green aura
http://www.thiaoouba.com/aura_eye_exercise.htm

I used the Aura tool at Robert Bruce's websitehttp://www.astralpulse.com/guides/auras/auras_view.htm to determine how I perceive the aura of the colors all with a white background. All matched Chalko's except for Pink, which i couldnt get an aura for, orange gives blue and violet gives yellow. With orange gives blue i initially saw a purple color which then turned blue, and with violet gives yellow i saw a yellow-green color.With all the other colors the aura's were very distinct and i dont see how they could have matched with what Bruce has reported.

Has anyone else tried to verify the aura of colors? if not and your interested to see how you percieve the colors check out the links in the above paragraphs. What do you see?

[redcatherine]

I have seen discrepancies between two reliable sources (Robert Bruce & Tom Chalko) on the color of the after images (auras) of colors themselves. Bruce sees Red giving a green aura, Orange giving pale green, yellow giving pale blue, green giving orange, blue giving yellow, indigo giving gold, Violet giving pale gold, and pink giving iridescent green.http://www.astralpulse.com/guides/auras/auras_4.htm

Tom Chalko,another person who has studied auric sight, reports red gives turquoise aura, turquoise gives red aura
orange gives blue aura, blue gives orange aura
yellow gives violet aura, violet gives yellow aura
green gives pink aura, pink gives green aura
http://www.thiaoouba.com/aura_eye_exercise.htm

I used the Aura tool at Robert Bruce's websitehttp://www.astralpulse.com/guides/auras/auras_view.htm to determine how I perceive the aura of the colors all with a white background. All matched Chalko's except for Pink, which i couldnt get an aura for, orange gives blue and violet gives yellow. With orange gives blue i initially saw a purple color which then turned blue, and with violet gives yellow i saw a yellow-green color.With all the other colors the aura's were very distinct and i dont see how they could have matched with what Bruce has reported.

Has anyone else tried to verify the aura of colors? if not and your interested to see how you perceive the colors check out the links in the above paragraphs. What do you see?

Yes and they are both credible sources .
When we look at a colour wheel

the opposite of :

yellow is purple   and vice versa   purple is yellow
red is green        and                   green is red
blue is orange     and                   orange is blue


Why are they both right and yet different in their response ?
1. But remember that colour is unique to the eye of the perceiver .
2. Clairvoyantly we perceive colours even more differently than we humans do with our physical eyes
3. The range that we see clairvoyantly is wider than that which  we see within the electromagnetic spectrum of visible light .
4. The naming of the colours is subject to the viewer so what one says is red another might say is brick red . What one says is blue another will say
is more indigo .

Now it gets more  complicated when we look at opposites of tertiary colours :

Indigo is opposite of Amber
Teal is opposite of Brick Red
Cyan Green is opposite of Salmon (Pink Orange )

so I would not sweat the details on this one at all .
both are right

and clairvoyantly the energy body is seen as having
a salmon pink leg and a cyan green leg
a sapphire blue arm and a golden orange arm
the head is pale blue and yellow

[You]

Sounds like visualization to me... good insight on the negative thing there James. I mean heck, it's not just with 'auric' vision, real images give opposite after colours too.

Is arguing about colours at all important anyway?

[halfphased]

I wouldn't get too hung up on what people say a certain color is suppossed to mean.  Heck, I wouldn't get hung up on colors at all, but if you find them useful then ask your (higher)self what they mean to you.
That's kind of the trick with all of this stuff.  You can read and read and listen and watch videos to learn about it, which is fine.  However, if you limit yourself to other people's descriptions of the experience you can fall into the trap of not being open to your own personal experiences.  

I've noticed that the energy will kind of stall out on me when I get too stuck on trying to see something in the same way that someone else did.  When I just let the experience happen without making any judgements or comparrisons then I find that the energy and my intuition just flow.

I've only seen one aura and it only vaguely matched what I thought it would look like based upon what I had read.

[wisp]

I don't really do a lot of aura study or work. And because I don't know how it's used for healing purposes I suppose, the a. colors has no specific meaning on the level of sight only (for me anyway). The colors present themself in real color once the end realm is reached. For instance, the aura may start out as energy sparks or stars, this transforms into black dots, the black dots leads to another dimensional level.It is here the true color presents itself. There is another kind of aura, crystal in nature.This one too leads to true color images. My friend who does energy work thinks it may be the mental body I accessed with this crystal aura. The body seen at this possible level is  very vivid color of an object or person. No color guessing or interpretation is needed at these two levels of aura depth (if that is the right word).

As far as commonly (or superficially) seen aura color goes, the shadows within the color means just as much as the color itself.  

There's another couple of aura experiences (besides color interpretation and the other two things mentioned) a mystery to me. Once while reading my own aura in a mirror, the aura was white flakes and falling downward. The flakes had a burning sensation on my face.

The last aura experience was while looking at my right hand. The finger tips of a couple of two fingers had a strobe light effect flickering. The only previous strobe experience was a few months ago. A basket ball size strobe light appeared at the end of my hallway. I backed up from it and it disappeared. I walked into the same space and there it appeared as before. It was as if this energy mass could be seen depending on where I was standing. This was a new thing for me.

There seems to be more to auras than just the colors involved. In other words, I believe that auras are connected to dimensional sight and travel.

[mactombs]

I'm fairly skeptic about mystical stuff, but it is true that if you try long enough, what people describe as auras do become visible. Even if you take into consideration what I think are after-images and a natural effect in the physical eye, there are colors that have no physical explanation.

the head is pale blue and yellow

redcatherine surprised me here, because this is what I see around people's heads. How does this differ from different people supposedly having different aura colors, or different conditions having different colors?

[wisp]

mactombs,

I'm fairly skeptic about mystical stuff, but it is true that if you try long enough, what people describe as auras do become visible. Even if you take into consideration what I think are after-images and a natural effect in the physical eye, there are colors that have no physical explanation.

Auras are interesting. To me it takes a lot of time and energy to work with. The after images is an interesting idea. When something occurs it is not unusual for the memory of it to get distorted. So, after images does seem a good way of looking at it.Hadn't really thought of that until now.

Your right about auras being a condition perhaps. I've wondered that too in a way. When looking at an aura, how does one know how much of that is your own input, and how much is actually the other person's? Is this what you mean?

Yesterday I was scanning through my favorite aura book, "Hands Of Light" by Barbara Ann Brennan. This book seems to be a great practical text book on the subject. I've had the book for some time now but yet I don't understand where the author is coming from. I have come to see that she uses spirit intervention in her methods. This I do believe has a lot to do with many things, not just healing. The thing I wonder about is how does one summon at will  spirit or spirits to perform like that? I have alot of questions about such an idea. Unless, these spirits are aspects of the same person doing the healing, it doesn't seem likely to me. I believe in spirit intervention, just not the kind that can be summoned in such a mechanical way.

I believe self healing is what it's about. Some people may be equipped or prepared for healing others, and that's wonderful too. Afterall, I've been fortunate to have spirit intervention toward my own health issues. However, I feel that I must make the next move to learn how it's done, or at least learn how to prevent future problems and situations.

Care to explain after-images more?

[You]

When you think you see auras, make sure it's not a trick of your eyes by looking at something else and seeing if you still see it, that happened to me, I focused in on it, it was neat. I think that's what that crazy Stuie Wilde calls 'the Morph'. Heh, I didn't even need illegal mushrooms to see it, I kick butt.