Okay, so I’ve been seeing a lot of talk about auras lately, and specifically, what a white aura means. I got curious, so I decided to do a little digging and, you know, try to see if I could figure out my own aura color. It’s not like I’m super into this stuff, but I’m always up for trying something new.
My Little Aura Experiment
First, I looked up some ways to actually see your aura. There were a bunch of different methods, some more complicated than others. I chose the one that seemed the easiest.
- Find a white wall: I used my bedroom wall, it’s pretty plain.
- Get good lighting: It was during the daytime so i opened all windows, and it’s pretty bright in my room anyway.
- Stare at yourself: I used a small mirror, sat on my bed, and just… stared. The instructions said to focus on a point on my forehead.
- Relax and breathe: This was the hardest part, to be honest. I kept getting distracted.
- Wait and see: Supposedly, after a while, you start to see a kind of glow or haze around your body.
I tried this for, I don’t know, maybe 15-20 minutes? At first, I didn’t see anything. I thought it was all a bit silly, and I kept blinking and losing focus. Then, I kind of started to see a faint, pale light around my head and shoulders. It wasn’t super bright, more like a… shimmer, really. It was hard to tell the exact color, but it definitely looked whitish to me.
I did another round of research.
After seeing what I thought was a white aura, I went back to my research to see what it supposedly means. I found that a white aura is often linked to things like:
- Purity
- New beginnings
- High spiritual connection
- Truth and clarity
I’m not sure if I totally buy into all of that, but it was interesting to think about. Maybe it means I’m on the right path, or maybe it just means my bedroom wall is a good backdrop for seeing weird light effects! Honestly, who knows.
Anyway, that was my little experiment with trying to see my aura. It was a fun little thing to try, and even if it’s all just in my head, it got me thinking a bit more about myself and, you know, the bigger picture. Maybe I’ll try it again sometime and see if I see anything different.
