The Aura and Chakras cont.
A strong auric field has good boundaries, which is important for our own psychic
protection. Weak boundaries show that the person has difficulty in maintaining a
proper relationship with others. For example they may act like a psychic sponge,
taking on other people’s emotional states without realising it, or being drained
by those around them. Bi-polar people in a manic state typically have ungrounded
auras with little or no boundaries. (see subsequent aura pictures) A tight aura
shows that the person holds themselves back from engaging with others and the world
in a normal way. If on the left side then it is emotionally and if on the right then
more physically, perhaps through fear.
Because there is a two way flow of energy between the different levels of the aura, changes to one level will also have an effect on the others. The same applies to the relationship between the physical body and these subtle bodies or vehicles of consciousness.
Operating in both the etheric and astral fields, the major chakras aligned along
the spine have an entirely different role to the purely etheric ones. They are multi-dimensional
in nature and translate energies between the energy bodies, stepping it up or down
in frequency or vibrational rate, to be used at the appropriate level. They are therefore
considered to be centres of consciousness and each one can rotate in either direction
(clockwise - anti-clockwise), or indeed in all directions simultaneously, albeit
at different rates.
An individual’s aura can contain any of the colours of the spectrum and in any of the possible shades. The same is true of the chakra centres, even though these have a notional colour of the rainbow attributed to them in relation to their function.