To See an Aura

1. Stand the subject eighteen inches to two feet in front of a bare white wall. Avoid walls with colors or patterns.
2. Use indirect lighting--natural ambient daylight, if possible. Avoid fluorescent light or direct sunlight.
3. View the subject from at least ten feet away.
4. Ask the subject to relax, breathe deeply, and rock gently from side to side with hands unclasped at his or her side.
5. Look past the subject's head and shoulders and focus on the wall behind him or her.
6. Avoid looking at the subject, concentrating instead on the texture of the paint or whatever surface is behind him or her.
7. As you look past the outline of the body, where the air starts and the body stops you will see a band of fuzzy light arround the subject about one-quarter inch to one-half inch in depth. This is the etheric aura.
8. COntinue to look past the outline of the body, and you should see the subject as if he or she is illuminated from behind, sometimes with a bright yellow or silver color. One side might glow more brightly or slowly pulsate. Auras rarely are uniform.
9. Each person is different. Some subjects will have less-visible auras than others, and every viewer will not always at first see colors. The fuzzy envelope or halo around the body will be discernible within a very short time--usually one minute or less.
10. Try using different subjects and experiment with lighting and background. Soon you will see a second, larger band of light three inches to two feet around the body. This is the astral aura. It is usually darker and more diffuse.

 

To See Your Own Aura

1. Stand in front of a mirror at least eighteen inches away, farther if possible.
2. Place yourself with a white or neutral color surface visible in the mirror behind you.
3. Relax, breathe deeply, and sway gently from side to side.
4. Focus on the texture of the surface of the wall behind you.
5. As you stare past the outline of your head and shoulders, you will see the envelope of light around your body move with you as you rock gently.
6. Remember to breathe as you do this, since you are now both viewer and subject.
7. Lighting should be subdued, neither too bright nor too dark. Experiment. Auras cannot be seen in total darkness, and bright light will wash out all but the most vibrant of auras.
8. COlor of clothing is unimportant. You might find that your auric color, when you become accustomed to seeing it, will clash with certain items in your wardrobe, but you will see your true colors regardless of what you wear.
9. Experiment with projecting a color. Think of a color and try to visualize it. You can change your base line color temporarily through this kind of exercise, and the change can be seen.
10. As you exhale, the aura should get larger. Reciting the numbers one through thirty in a normal speaking voice will help liberate your energy. Take a breath after every two numbers. Speed up the count from the number twenty on without taking a breath and watch your aura change in size and vibrancy. As you resume normal quiet breathing, the aura will return to its former size but might appear a little brighter.

Guide to illustration

Everyone can see the first etheric auric layer, which is closest to the body, and is usually the brightest. The second astral auric layer is farther away from the skin, and more diffuse. Be aware that the colors will change and blend together in these two fields, seldom having a distinct line of separation between them.

Color Chart

Purple

Spiritual attainment, divine connection, mystical understanding, cosmic consciousness. "Purple raiment." Located in the pituitary gland.

Indigo

Inspired thought or deep wisdom. Can show spirituality and devotional nature. Artistic and harmonious with nature. Self-mastery. Located in the pineal gland.

Blue

Strong mental powers, intelligence, logical thinking. Clear blue shows intuitive capabilities; "out of the blue." Dark shades show over-analytic, suspicious nature or visionary mentality. Centered in the brain.

Green

Balance, harmony, healing, the calming force. Clear green shows adaptability, versatility. Dark shades are deceitful, jealous; "green with envy." Located in the thyroid and neck area.

Yellow

Love and kindness, compassion, optimism; "Breath of life." Dark, lifeless yellow shows suspicion, covetousness. Centered in the solar plexus and heart region.

Orange

Energy and health, physical vitality, dynamic force. Pride can result from an excess of orange in the aura. Dark or cloudy orange shows low intellect. Centered in the stomach and spleen area.

Red

Physical life, vitality, ambition, sexual power. Dark or cloudy red shows violent or passionate tendencies; "red with rage." Centered on the genital area.

Hmm. What objects did you see it around mainly? My referrence says:

"White represents pure energy or light. White color can develop due to new energy entering a persons aura. When this new aspect of the person takes on strength, color will develop. Like all new thoughts and energy, it has the potential to develop into the highest good in spiritual, physical and emotional realms. If this color emerges from a person of high virtue, it is likely the result of pure energies representing the highest of truths."

But it's strange that you've been seeing white light for nearly a year now, so that pretty much takes out the possibility of your vision being fresh to auras or new energy entering your aura. I suppose it's really pure energy that you're seeing then.  I'm not surprised, your energy level is very high owl12. But what do you mean the white light shows up and the world slows down? It sounds to me like an event within your energy body as a result of entrainment or excess energy that enables you to experience something like that.

I'll post detailed descriptions of my vision of auras once I begin to see them more clearly. Today being my first day noticing what my aura was, I realized I had been seeing auras ever since I was a little kid but not realizing what they were and eventually becoming blind to them.

"Entopic Phenomenon

The entopic phenomenon is a normal phenomenon that some people may become suddenly aware of. This sudden awareness may lead to the idea that there is a problem with the eyes, when actually there is not. The entopic phenomenon can be seen especially when looking at a bright blue sky. Small, rapid pin-point sparks of light can be seen darting about in the central vision. Some people may think that these sparks are floaters. In reality, they represent white blood cells moving through the blood capillaries of the retina. This is a normal finding, and actually may indicate normal retinal function. " http://www.richmondeye.com/eyehealth_floater.asp#float

Today I was walking along the dock at the lake near my home, when I noticed my shadow on the water. There seemed to be lines radiating outward and a circular yellow or golden glow, so took this pic with my less than ideal camera phone.

Is that the corona effect? Very cool.

About that energy swarming on the water, there is an interesting video here where the guy does that directly on the water. Start watching from 2:00 minutes on because its not really conclusive before that. Its a very very interesting effect

Have you tried watching it in 720p? At least here in that video resolution and after 3:00 min in the video its very very easy to see the effect. At 360 and 480 its harder.

the water thing looks nearly like pulsing , i have noticed a similar effect on rising smoke where it creates regular waves with spirals on the ends ,  cool picture seriousknot 

It really is interesting what your vision and brain are capable of I highly reccomend giving this a go.