Alright, so I’ve been meaning to share this for a while. It’s about this whole dark purple aura thing. You hear a lot of stuff, right? Some folks say it’s all super spiritual, like you’re about to ascend or something. Others get a bit edgy, thinking dark colors are, well, dark and maybe a bit off.
My Own Muddle with Purple
Honestly, I was in that muddle too. For ages, I’d see these charts online, and dark purple always seemed a bit… intense. Was it good? Bad? Was I supposed to be aiming for it or avoiding it? It felt like one of those things everyone had an opinion on, but no one really agreed.
I remember one time, I was feeling particularly… reflective. Just really in my own head, you know? Not sad, but not bubbly either. Just deep in thought. A friend, who’s into all this aura stuff, squinted at me and said, “You’ve got a lot of deep purple around you today.” And my first thought was, “Oh no, is that bad?” Classic me.
Deciding to Actually Figure It Out
So, instead of just taking someone else’s word for it, or getting lost in a dozen different websites, I decided to actually pay attention. My own kind of “practice,” if you will. I figured, if this color is showing up, or if I’m sensing it, there must be something to it beyond just a label.
Here’s what I started doing:
- Observation Mode: When I felt that deep, introspective mood myself, the one my friend linked to dark purple, I’d stop and really sit with it. What was I thinking about? What was my body feeling like? I started keeping a little mental (and sometimes actual) note of these moments.
- People Watching (in a non-creepy way!): Sometimes, you just get a vibe from people, right? If I sensed that deep, thoughtful, almost otherworldly quietness in someone, I’d just observe. Not judge, just notice. I wasn’t trying to “see” auras with my eyes, more like feeling the energy.
- Cutting Out the Noise: I stopped trying to match my experiences to every definition I read. It was like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. I just focused on what I was experiencing or observing directly.
What I Started to Piece Together
And you know what? It started to make more sense. Slowly, but surely. That dark purple, for me at least, wasn’t about being “bad” or “negative.” It wasn’t even always about being “highly spiritual” in the way some gurus describe it, like you’re about to float away.
For me, that deep, almost velvety purple seemed to pop up during times of:
Deep Thinking: Like, really mulling things over. Not surface-level stuff, but the big questions, or trying to understand complex ideas. It felt like my brain was going into a deeper processing mode.
Intuition Kicking In: Sometimes, when I had a strong gut feeling about something, or an insight that seemed to come out of nowhere, that “purple” feeling would be there. Like a quiet knowing.
A Need for Solitude: It often came with a desire to be alone, to recharge, to not have to deal with a lot of external chatter. Not in an antisocial way, but more like needing space for that inner work.
Connection to Something Bigger: Okay, this is where it gets a bit “spiritual,” but not in a showy way. It felt more like a quiet connection to the universe, or a sense of peace with the unknown. A sort of wisdom vibe.
So, it wasn’t this scary, ominous thing at all. It was more like a signal that deeper processing or a connection to intuition was happening. It’s like the color of twilight, you know? Not quite day, not quite night, but a beautiful, thoughtful space in between.
Why Bother Sharing This?
I guess I just wanted to put this out there because I spent so long being confused by it. And once I stopped trying to force my experiences into pre-defined boxes and just started observing my own reality, it became a lot clearer. It’s less about a fixed “meaning” and more about what that energy feels like in practice.
So, if you’re sensing dark purple, or someone tells you that’s your vibe, maybe don’t jump to conclusions. Just sit with it. See what it means for you. It might be way more interesting than you think.
