Painting and Interpreting The Unseen

This person was quite tranquil and balanced,

Less common than a gold center, a white center represents purity.

The many blue tones represent an abundance of spirituality. The green incorporations represent bringing intellectuality into spirituality in this case.

though the darkness in her coloring represents a hardening of beliefs over time creating less of an openness to change or new ideas.

I was intrigued by how while red did come out at one point while they were upset, it was not a lasting color. It came from the brown inclusions- representing balance, and keeping these instinctual emotions balanced within themself.

This aura represents a nurturing and grounded person. Correlating closely with the earth element. A pure center, with much balance acceptance and joy in their life. They tend to go more with their heart than with their head. A closeness to nature and natural wonders.

All beings have auras, including trees. I found this tree on a hike, it was quite old, and had been around since the Native Americans were on the island.

I cried when I held it, as it revealed to me what a close relationship it had with man before the Europeans came. Medicine men used to sit under this tree, and man used to protect and live at one with nature at this time.

Mankind has lost their way, and this tree was full of sadness and frustration because of it.

This is the inner workings of a close friends aura- the colors of their soul. She is a psychic, and radiates with the combination of spirituality, intuition, and instinct. The Gold represents balance and lies in the center of many souls. White represents purity, and purple being a combination of red and blue can be interpreted many ways, but here it had a distinct metaphysical and psychic energy.

White, gold, green and a very light ocean blue. These colors represent a nurturing energy, filled with universal love and acceptance.

This aura lacked spirituality during the time of its reading. While fueled by passion and intellectuality, anger and pain has set roots to overgrow any purity.