Thread: My little sister can see Auras

I definitely think little kids can do things like that. I think since their social and problem-solving skills aren't developed yet at that age, there's not much blocking these cool natural abilities. Am I making sense?

This is reminding me of the movie Rain Man, where Dustin Hoffman's character was.. shoot.. autistic! There we go. Anyway, Raymond could do all these amazing calculations. But, then as he got a little bit more social, used to people, became able to carry on conversations, that kind of thing.. he began to get worse at calculating, because all of that was starting to interfere with that particular ability..

What!!! Lily???

I don't have a sister, but I do have a 2 year old daughter. I have also read what you have said about auras (The Holographic Universe I think it was). I had quite often wondered why my daughter used to look above my head and smile. This book reckons it is because small children can see images in the aura above a person's head.

My daughter has started talking, but not sufficiently to be descriptive about colours or describing images in an aura, but when she does, I definitely plan to ask her about them. Apparently the reason we have to relearn the ability to see auras is because as children our parents and other adults around us paid no attention to auras and therefore we felt they were not important to see. So we paid them no attention and now we can no longer see them.

I saw auras very vividly on an acid trip one time.

I think that we probably could see auras as children and it's still in us, just hidden away. So, it's possible that a drug trip could unlock what's hidden deep in us.

I think it's analogous to knowing a language fluently and then forgetting it. It's still there, but just hidden and we have to unlock it to recover it.

Hey DreamSeal, if you'll still be signed up with DreamViews for a couple years, I'm curious to hear how your daughter will turn out with ucid dreaming. I remember you saying that you remember having them since you were 5. Maybe you're really gifted and your genetics passed on to your daughter. With your help and encouragement, she'll be able to accomplish a lot in her young life. She's possibly the most lucky girl in the world.

Wish I could see aura's! About all I can manage is to see a small fuzzy area surrounding peoples bodies. It is clear though, kind of like the distortion you see surrounding hot things. No colors though.

I wish Lost Soul was here, I am pretty sure she can see auras.

Originally posted by Scwigglie
I definitely think little kids can do things like that. I think since their social and problem-solving skills aren't developed yet at that age, there's not much blocking these cool natural abilities. Am I making sense?

This is reminding me of the movie Rain Man, where Dustin Hoffman's character was.. shoot.. autistic! There we go. Anyway, Raymond could do all these amazing calculations. But, then as he got a little bit more social, used to people, became able to carry on conversations, that kind of thing.. he began to get worse at calculating, because all of that was starting to interfere with that particular ability..

^^ i agree with scwigglie, i do believe kids possess much greater ability to see auras, and if they tried hard enough even telekinesis, they haven't developed the social part of the brain yet, so that would give them greater chances of doing that, unlike us teenagers/ adults who forgot how to LD, see auras, have to relearn these things which could take months or years... :-(

Seeker, when you talk about that fuzzy thing, I'm fairly sure there is a scientific explanation for that. It's either heat bending the light, or gravity bending the light (I don't know, just a guess). But what I can do is when I take off my glasses and make a small circle with my thumb and index finger, I look through it and it focuses the light. I showed that to a friend of mine in 8th grade and he never wore his glasses to school again because he could just use his hands to focus the light 8)

yeah my teacher showed me that trick Death, its pretty neat

Death-Waud what you are doing is changing the focal ratio

Same concept as a camera. When you have a large aperature, you have a shot focal ration and a very narrow field of focus. When you have a small aperature, the focal ratio increases and you have a much larger firld of focus.

She probably CAN see auras there are instruments used for the visions of that special energy field that circles your body.

People can learn to view auras, and some people keep the gift all through their lives. Anythign that puts off an energy field has a type of aura. Trained psi vampires are usually the most likely to see auras, because thats what they drain! There's usually a link the connect two auras for different reasons: usually to benefit both auras, or to drain the energy from a host. Im currently trying to do this, but i can only get this faint distortion just above the skin when i focuss hard enough. Otherwise, to see the energy field of something like a light or a flame is pretty easy too. You just have to be sure that what you see isnt an optical illusion.

So to answer your poll question: probably

Originally posted by wer
I have a sister (3). I read some stuff on aura vision and heard small childeren can see them without trying. So I asked my sister what color my skin was, she said red. My moms really tan. My sister said she was white. This is wierd. What do ya'll think?

I recommend this link about auras:

http://www.astralpulse.com/guides/auras/auras_8.htm

I remember I went to another site with tutorials on how to train yourself to be able to see auras...

There was exercise thingies to do and stuff like that.

I was just watching the aura of my mouse cursor
Sort of a greyish purple and leaves nifty-looking soft misty trails when I move it

Is this possible or just wishful thinking?

This is a question, not trying to be a sceptic(sp).


Are you sure your sister knows the names of the colors?

Just wondering....

Originally posted by ThomasELEN
I saw auras very vividly on an acid trip one time.

Ive seen lots of things on acid trips. WHen youre on acid you get a visual delay which causes tracers and trails. And the more intesne the trip the more your blur of an image can become well defined and you'll see hallucinations, which are real experiences but do not actually exist in the physical world. Same as dreaming, your mind has the power to see and feel anything, but that doesnt mean they are there in the physical world. Whihc doesnt lesen the importance of these acid trip auras, but putting them in proper perspective, they are parts of your mind. They might help you understand yourself, more than anything else.

Holy, I just went to that site, and went through a few chapters of it, reading what it said and it's really interesting.

Then I decided just to give it a shot and try to see something. I turned to the mirror beside my computer(which is actually the door of my closet) and just focused on my image there. After a little bit, it started looking like my image was getting darker. I just kept watching and eventually the darker image kind of lightened a little bit, and it was like that for a bit. Then it looked like the edges of my face were brightening. I don't kno whow to describe it really, kinda like the hazy sorta heat you can see coming out the top of a running barbecue. This kind of hazy looked like it was barely coloured white.

I was concentrating on this fora bit, then I lost my focus, blinked, shook my head, and it was all gone.

Doing this reminds me of sometimes when I've just sat staring intently at something, and not focusing on one particular spot or anything, but just staring at it. Eventually the thing would change, most of the time it would disappear. The only thing with this is that it only ever worked with things that weren't very big. An example would be staring at a little goblet I have on top of my desk, and then it becomes kinda transparent. After a bit of concentration, I can manage to make it disappear completely, for a few seconds.

Anybody have any theories or anything?

Originally posted by Death-Wuad
I'm fairly sure there is a scientific explanation for that. It's either heat bending the light, or gravity bending the light (I don't know, just a guess).

gravity does not really bend light. It bends space/time, and this curvature of space/time causes the path a beam of photons takes to bend. But you need an immense gravity field for this. The sun, for example, because of its immense gravity bends space/time around it, so sometimes you can see stars that are actually behind the sun. To get this effect on earth, you would need a gravity generator and create and immense gravity field here on earth.

heat can also indirectly bend light. For example "heat waves", is just a result of air at different densities and light refracting (bending) as it moves from one density to another. Like with gravity, it is not actually the heat that is bending the light, but the heat causing differences in air density, which refract light as it passes through (like when light goes from air to water). This can be witnessed and even created here on earth... in fact you see it just about every day in the summer. But I'm not sure a person is capable of putting off enough heat to change the density of the air around them so much that it bends the light. That'd be one hot cat. 8)

Science has proven the existence of the human aura. They even have cameras now to capture them. Each person's is uniquely different. Certain colors in certain areas denote blockages or illness in the physical body. When compared the person in question does indeed have physical problems in the areas indicated. Of course certain colors and color density have the same effect for positive traits.

Hmmmmm.........

If little kids can see auras, then I am sure that...out of like, 20 billion people on earth, at least 1 billion must of mentioned it. But it dosen't seem like that to me. Though it could be your eye screwing up. You know, like eyes like to show you things that aren't there (HI), the images are upside down when you're a baby, some are color blind, some need glasses...As far as eyes go as being a "definite reason" for something being real; they're pretty shaky.

Yes, I'm sure it is difficult to believe. As for alot of people seeing auras. Yeah, just search the net. You'd be amazed at the number of people who can see and interpret auras. (sure some lie, but that many??) Just on google alone there are 447,000 sites with aura articles. Alot of people who do see them sure as heck aren't going to come forward in a religious ruled society. I live in a town in rural Michigan and I don't go around telling people about energy work or auras or anything like that. They'd probably tie me out back and stone me to death as a witch!!
I'm sure other people fear the same sort of negative repercussion though not to that degree.

I myself can see auras, though not fully through all the layers. My eyes are checked every year and I'm not visually impaired in any way. This is something I haven't been able to do since birth. Only in the last two years following my Reiki training, steadfast meditation, and change of my personal beliefs/thought system.

Once your eigth and ninth chakra centers begin to open, all the "E.S.P" or "Psi Abilities" blueprinted in that chakra become active. Of course some people are more skilled at certain abilities than others. It's all part of a very complex energy system within our bodies/auras. It is true that children are better able to see auras as they do not have all their learned "social blocks" in place yet.

People have a tendancy to pick apart and practice one psi ability at a time instead of viewing it as an integrated whole. But then again it's not like it's something they teach in school as to be common knowledge.

Well, lets put it this way... I can see auras, but not normally the colours.
Hard to explain, but generally its kind of colourless to me. If anything, its a translucent white.

There have been one or two exceptions where I saw colour - one kid had green, and a woman had red.

Originally posted by reikigirl
Just on google alone there are 447,000 sites with aura articles.

Not alot then. Note that "aura" could of been used in a game, a spelling mistake, alsorts. So that figure isn't correct. Google is also not an "how many people can see auras by searching for the word 'aura' engine."

And besides, just take "so many people believed the world was flat and it was perfectly true to them" reasoning and apply it to this. Just because so many people believe in it wouldn;t exactly mean it was real.

It could be some sort of "What you expect is what you'll get" thing. And remember eyes aren't that great, stare at a bright light (NOT the sun you bozo ) and then look somewhere else. You'll get "welders flash", that is see the light somewhere it isn't. That light isn't real; what's to say aura lights are real either?

But then things begin to get complicated, so I'll stop there.

Anyway, if you really like to believe in this stuff, and squinting at people to see what other colours you can make them produce is your idea of a good time, then by all means do go on. I'm not going to just scream "IT'S NOT REAL" at all of your experiences with auras.

i never remember seeing peoples auras when i was little but now i know i can see them. it can get annoying sometimes but its really cool at the same time

Originally posted by dream-scape

gravity does not really bend light. It bends space/time, and this curvature of space/time causes the path a beam of photons takes to bend. But you need an immense gravity field for this. The sun, for example, because of its immense gravity bends space/time around it, so sometimes you can see stars that are actually behind the sun. To get this effect on earth, you would need a gravity generator and create and immense gravity field here on earth.

Thats exactly what black holes do as well, and thats how scientists figure out where they are too. One star can show up in two places at once because that gravity feild of the black star is so incredible, that its bending the image in some way. And yes, gravity can effect light directly. Why do you think they call black holes black? its because they are able to generate a feild powerful enough to take in light as well as anything else. The point of no return is called the "even-horizon" I did research on this years ago, so dont think im talkin crap