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Colours and Auras – (2592)

Aura

Master Samael says that everyone has an aura, and a person’s aura is the emanation and vibration of the natural fire that we have in our body.

He also says that our aura is influenced by our psychological state. He says that we can train ourselves to see the aura of people. Furthermore, every planet has an aura, and every living thing by virtue of the quantity of the natural fire of life and vitality that the living thing has within it, has an aura.

Violet and purple auras. Our aura changes constantly based on what we are doing inside of ourselves.

Colours

Summary

Blue:                                      devotion, mysticism

Yellow:                                 intellect

Green:                                  jealousy or distrust

Dirty or Bright Green:    scepticism

Grey:                                     sadness

Lead Grey:                          selfishness

Black:                                    hatred

Dirty Red:                            lust and fornication

Bright Red:                          anger

Orange:                                 pride

Violet:                                   transcendental mysticism

Excerpts

Excerpt 1

“That Aura has DIFFERENT COLORS: The skeptic always has a green aura, dirty green; the devotee has an aura of the colour blue; yellow reveals a lot of intellect, dirty green: scepticism, grey: sadness, lead grey: a lot of selfishness, black represents hate; dirty red: lust, fornication: bright red, scintillating red: anger, etc.”

“Esa Aura tiene DIVERSOS COLORES: El escéptico lleva siempre un aura de color verde, verde sucio; el devoto lleva un aura de color azul; el amarillo revela mucho intelecto; el verde sucio, escepticismo; el gris, tristeza; el gris plomo, mucho egoísmo; el negro, representa el odio; el rojo sucio, la lujuria, la fornicación; el rojo brillante, centelleante, la ira, etc.”

Excerpt 2

“Obviously, when you reach that degree, you SEE THE AURA of people with surprising naturalness. Blue, for example, indicates spirituality. A green aura, very green indicates distrust, or jealousy ... 􀀊 ... Bright green: scepticism; lead grey: selfishness, a brown grey: but not leaden in colour: melancholy, sadness. Scintillating red: anger, the red colour of blood, that is very dirty: lust, black: hatred. Yellow: intelligence, orange: pride, violet: transcendental, elevated mysticism, etc.”

“Obviamente, cuando se llega a ese grado, ya VE EL AURA de las personas con una naturalidad sorprendente. El Azul, por ejemplo, indica espiritualidad. Un Aura Verde, bien Verde, indica desconfianza, o celos... 􀀊 ...El Verde Brillante, escepticismo; el Gris Plomizo, egoísmo; un Gris Moreno, pero no plomizo, tristeza melancolía. El Rojo Centelleante, ira; el Rojo color de sangre, muy sucio, lujuria; el Negro, odio; el Amarillo, inteligencia; el Anaranjado, orgullo; el Violeta, mística trascendental, elevada, etc.”

End (2592).

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