Auras, by Edgar Cayce is only a 20 page booklet but it's great for referencing aura. While I can't see auras, and I'm guessing not maybe people can, but as Cayce points out that we can sense the colors of our auras by the colors we choose to wear and surround ourselves with. Here's what Cayce has to say about it.
"I believe that anyone can figure out what another person's aura is in a general way, if he will take note of the colors which a person habitually uses in the matter of clothing and decoration . . . "How many times have you said, "how beautiful she looks in that dress. She was made to wear it. . . she was wearing a color that harmonized with her aura. All of you know what colors are helpful to your friends, and bring out the best in them. They are the colors that beat with the same vibrations as the aura, and thus strengthen it. By watching closely you can even discover changes in your friends as they are reflected in a shift in the color predominating in their wardrobe." pg. 10
So, to sum up the book, here's what the different colors mean so you can judge where your friends and family are at.
Red: represents the body, earth, and hell. Force, vigor, energy, high temper, and can be a symbol of nervous turmoil. War, strife and sacrifice. (does mean you wonder about all the red, power ties that politicians wear). Scarlet indicates an overdose of ego(Okay, now it make sense). (Isn't this the color the Cardinals wear?) Pink or coral are the colors of immaturity.
Orange: Thoughtfulness and consideration of others, indicates self control (is this why we put it on prisoners? Are we trying to teach them to be considerate of others? Or, since do we do it because it clashes with that obvious lack of self-control?).
Yellow: Indicates health and well-being, people who take care of themselves and aren't worriers. If the yellow is ruddy, it indicates a timid person. If they are red-heads, they are apt to have an inferiority complex.
Green: The color of healing. It indicates a person who is helpful, strong and friendly. If it's lemony-green, it indicates deceit.
Blue: The color of the spirit, and the symbol of contemplation, prayer and heaven. They say that the sun is really blue, but seen as yellow from earth, through her atmosphere.
Indigo and Violet: The color of seekers, but once the a person is settled into their career, their color usually goes back to deep blue. Heart and stomach problems are indicated by these two colors.
White: Is the perfect color because it contains all of the other colors. It's an indication of perfect harmony and balance.
This is a simple, easy to understand little booklet that realistically, is probably the only one you'd need in order to understand the colors of the aura.
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The book in the picture is EDGAR CAYCE ON AURAS AND COLORS by Kevin Todeschi 139 pages. The pamphlet in the front of the picture is AURAS BY EDGAR CAYCE, 20 pages in a pamphlet format. I thought I was reordering the book as a gift for a friend. I won’t be gifting the pamphlet. Contents are a paragraph or two about red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet and half a dozen paragraphs on individuals auras. That’s all.
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The book in the picture is EDGAR CAYCE ON AURAS AND COLORS by Kevin Todeschi 139 pages. The pamphlet in the front of the picture is AURAS BY EDGAR CAYCE, 20 pages in a pamphlet format. I thought I was reordering the book as a gift for a friend. I won’t be gifting the pamphlet. Contents are a paragraph or two about red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet and half a dozen paragraphs on individuals auras. That’s all.
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