Auras are described as colors emanating from people's bodies that somehow indicate the person's nature. I have a friend who claims they can see people's auras since they were a child. I found it rather interesting and was wondering what Christians and others thought about it.
Is seeing auras a gift from God and supported by Christianity? Or does it come from other religions? Could it be true or most likely fake? If it is real, is there a reliable source for proper information on it and how to interpret auras?
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Post #2jgh7 wrote: Auras are described as colors emanating from people's bodies that somehow indicate the person's nature. I have a friend who claims they can see people's auras since they were a child. I found it rather interesting and was wondering what Christians and others thought about it.
Is seeing auras a gift from God and supported by Christianity? Or does it come from other religions? Could it be true or most likely fake? If it is real, is there a reliable source for proper information on it and how to interpret auras?
As a child I was taught that we all had a guardian angel. Christianity of course accepts the existence of angels and their number used to be a source of debate. As an illustration of angelic interference or just plain old coincidence, here is what a friend told me.
As a young woman she had reached the point where she had bought enough pills to let her go to a hotel where she intended to commit suicide in the afternoon and would not be found till late the following day. On the way to the hotel she saw an old lady encumbered with shopping bags. She stopped to help and went up some stairs with the old lady and deposited the load of stuff at her door. The old lady told her that though she was crippled, she thanked God for every day she was allowed to live, and promptly gave her a warm hug. And there was no suicide.
Does the aura of angels exist in the humblest of people? Does it matter how we interpret the story? If the lady felt that some angel had intervened, should we deny it?
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Post #3[Replying to post 1 by jgh7]
I think it could be true that come people see an aura. Scientifically speaking, I see no reason why some people/eyes might not be able to see 'more' than others. Beyond that, though, I know nothing about it, which makes it hard to comment further.
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I think it could be true that come people see an aura. Scientifically speaking, I see no reason why some people/eyes might not be able to see 'more' than others. Beyond that, though, I know nothing about it, which makes it hard to comment further.
Peace to you!
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I think auras are real but there are no authoritative book of interpretations . I have recently began to think of auras as the , how can I say , the projected nature of a person. something like their personality. A blue red green yellow pink correspond to the nature ; blue cool, red angry ,pink nice , green envious, yellow timid , color it what you will, what I see is the nature, the color is incidental. Auras are what we feel emphatically. Trust me I see Auras.
I think auras are real but there are no authoritative book of interpretations . I have recently began to think of auras as the , how can I say , the projected nature of a person. something like their personality. A blue red green yellow pink correspond to the nature ; blue cool, red angry ,pink nice , green envious, yellow timid , color it what you will, what I see is the nature, the color is incidental. Auras are what we feel emphatically. Trust me I see Auras.
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Post #5This is apparently true of a Russian girl called Natasha Demkina. From being a little girl she was able to "see" inside people and diagnose complaints. I believe she now works in medicine in Russia.tam wrote: [Replying to post 1 by jgh7]
I think it could be true that come people see an aura. Scientifically speaking, I see no reason why some people/eyes might not be able to see 'more' than others. Beyond that, though, I know nothing about it, which makes it hard to comment further.
Peace to you!
Obviously there may be abilities beyond what we consider as natural, so perhaps the phenomenon of "aura" is possible.
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Post #6[Replying to post 1 by jgh7]
Sounds like demonic influence to me. There is nothing in the bible that suggests that people should see colours around individuals.
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Sounds like demonic influence to me. There is nothing in the bible that suggests that people should see colours around individuals.
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Post #7This is a rather unwarranted and extreme conclusion. Does the fact that light bulbs are not mentioned in the bible mean they are demonic? Take Matthew 9:20, and we hear of some mysterious force that Christ experiences when his garments are touched. In the transfiguration, radiance emanates from Christ's face and body. When people are overjoyed it is commonly said that their face "lights up" and no demon is blamed.JehovahsWitness wrote: [Replying to post 1 by jgh7]
Sounds like demonic influence to me. There is nothing in the bible that suggests that people should see colours around individuals.
If someone senses minute changes in another person, it may be as much the agency of angels as demons. Why turn white into black? There is a phenomenon -odor sanctitatis, or the odour of sanctity - when a long-buried corpse of some saint is exhumed. We should allow that God may work in mysterious ways, if we wish to be theists.
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Post #8[Replying to post 7 by marco]
Well I see what you mean, fair enough. I don't agree but that is just my personal opinion, I apoligize and did not mean to offend anyone (I'm not suggesting you were in any way shape or form offended but there may be readers that were, so I apologize). We will have to agree to disagree on this.
Again, thanks for what you have added and I see where you are coming from, I was just expressing my personal beliefs on the topic.
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Well I see what you mean, fair enough. I don't agree but that is just my personal opinion, I apoligize and did not mean to offend anyone (I'm not suggesting you were in any way shape or form offended but there may be readers that were, so I apologize). We will have to agree to disagree on this.
Again, thanks for what you have added and I see where you are coming from, I was just expressing my personal beliefs on the topic.
Peace you and yours,
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Post #9Yes, but who knows exactly how telling "your light" is? "let your light shine" or "Then your light will break out like the dawn"?JehovahsWitness wrote: [Replying to post 1 by jgh7]
Sounds like demonic influence to me. There is nothing in the bible that suggests that people should see colours around individuals.
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In faith, there is no reason to fear demons all the time. How many times are we reassured that God will protect us? Perfect love casts out all fear.
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Post #10Mankind was created a certain way--in the lingo of faith, God is our creator. ALL spiritual phenomenon--those things spiritual people the world over "see" or experience--relate to our humanity. Seeing with the spiritual eye, if you eye is sound, is taught by Christ.jgh7 wrote: Auras are described as colors emanating from people's bodies that somehow indicate the person's nature. I have a friend who claims they can see people's auras since they were a child. I found it rather interesting and was wondering what Christians and others thought about it.
Is seeing auras a gift from God and supported by Christianity? Or does it come from other religions? Could it be true or most likely fake? If it is real, is there a reliable source for proper information on it and how to interpret auras?
I don't see all auras, but I have seen some. It isn't something I try to do.