Seeing Auras.
When your mind and heart are truly open abundance will flow to you effortlessly and easily.
Question:
I am really happy to have this wonderful opportunity to meet people like you, when I was an adolescent I thought many things that now just now I am finding they were truth, as peace, ego and many things that people thought I was a hippie and not a mature girl, but now I am understanding that I was in the right way. Never is late, maybe that is the reason that I did not have faith in myself or trust, and I did not do many things as being a singer or poet or painter, but now I have read many things and this is my perfect time.
Well my question is, what do you think about the aura; months ago, I went to look at myself in the mirror after being relaxing and I can say meditation and say: I am so happy, and suddenly my face started to transform. to disappear, it was very ugly but I did not feel afraid, but the beautiful part of this was what I I saw around me, my head, and around my shoulders, a big white light. It was my aura, I think it was wonderful. It was very clear then I thought we are made of light. Now I can see it whenever I want and sometimes in people, only soft white and some of them soft green. But mine is very bright and white, can you tell me about that?
Response:
This ability to see the light field around the physical body is an innate ability of the human nervous system when the windows of perception become purified. There are many, many books written about the aura and what the various colors indicate. However, instead of trying to assign specific interpretations for what you are seeing, I feel it is better to let your own experience and guidance lead your way. It’s not so important what others think your perception means, what matters is what it means to you.
Love,
Deepak
Seeing Auras.
When your mind and heart are truly open abundance will flow to you effortlessly and easily.
Question:
Do you think it is important to try and develop abilities such as astral
projection? Or seeing aura’s, sprit guides, etc.? I feel that I’ve gotten
great benefit from my meditation practice and I enjoy teaching meditation to
others, but I don’t have visions and I don’t feel drawn to learn to do
healing like in Reiki, etc. But sometimes I wonder if I’d be a better
meditation teacher if I was more aware of those subtle experiences.
Actually, to be honest, when people tell me of those kinds of experiences I
sometimes think it’s more their imagination than anything else. It’s not
that I don’t believe in those things. It’s just that my experience isn’t
normally like that. I have had what I’d call extraordinary experiences that
have impacted me significantly, but I don’t go looking for them. My question
really is – do you think I should be looking?
I have a friend who talks to Krishna and Jesus and all sorts of sprit
guides. The way she describes it, she actually sees them. And a lot of
people see auras or experiment with astral projection. And some people say
your meditation practice going really well if you have certain experiences.
And even at SOS people spend a lot of time trying to do the flying sutra,
which frankly to me is kind of hokey. I mean I believe some people can
actually levitate, but jumping around like that you can do even if you don’t
meditate. Now if I actually started to levitate – that would be something!
But if I can’t do it all the way, it seems silly. And even if I could
levitate there would be no benefit to it except a temporary thrill unless it
transformed me and thus my life and people around me in some significant
way.
Do you understand what I am saying? If it’s important I want to pay
attention and learn to develop those things. I want to fully realize who I
am and yet I want to be grounded in my everyday life too.
Response:
No, I don’t think it is important to try to have visions or special experiences or to look for them. Those types of experiences do not necessarily make one a better teacher either. It’s important to let one’s spiritual development unfold naturally and innocently without expectations. Otherwise your experiences are likely to be reflections of your hopes instead of the organic process itself. If these celestial experiences come unbidden, then fine, that is part of your journey. But in my experience, the significant growth that occurs with most serious spiritual seekers is not associated with flashy experiences.
The flying sutra may seem like a practice geared toward an exceptional experience, but that’s not entirely true. It is a powerful tool to awaken the powerful mind-body connection that characterizes what should be normal full human potential. The great Vedic seer Patanjali associated it with flying because when that particular channel of mind-body connection is mastered, it opens the possibility of the physical body having a different experience with the element of space. This sutra allows holistic natural development of human potential. It is not hokey at all. And just because you can’t do it perfectly is not a reason to feel silly. If everyone who felt if they couldn’t write music as well as Mozart then they shouldn’t bother at all, then the world wouldn’t have developed all the other wonderful music that it has.
Love,
Deepak
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