Online Class: Auras — Viewing, Identifying, and Understanding

In this course you will learn about the basics of the aura, and when we have mastered that, we will go into more advanced concepts. You'll learn about what an aura is, how to see one, how to experience your energy field, learn what the colors of the aura mean, and the many important ways that you can strengthen and protect your aura. In addition, you'll learn about aura improvement, aura healing powers, and the future of aura study.

For most people, seeing the aura is not something they can easily do without applying themselves. Most people also have to practice viewing them quite a bit before they are able to master the task. With patience and practice, most people do end up developing the ability to view them. There are some people that are clairvoyant or psychic that have the ability to outright see the aura with little or not practice, but most people have to work hard at it. They need to study all about auras, understand what they are, where the energy comes from, and how the aura can actually impact their life and how they can impact and change their aura.

As a side note, some people see auras because of medical conditions, such as having migraine headaches or epilepsy.

Prana, which is the Sanskrit word for "breath," is what they referred to as this precious life force. Prana is a part of Ayurveda, which is an ancient form of health care and philosophy that was practiced by many in the Far East. Even today, Ayurvedic medicine is very popular as a health system and used by millions of people in Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India. Ayurveda means life or life principle. In the West, especially in the United States, Ayurvedic medicine has been rising steadily in popularity.

It's important to note that the study of auras does not come without skeptics. There are people that have been very outspoken against it, and even denouncing the validity of it. However, this should not be seen as a problem because just about every field of study that exists has skeptics and those that seek to discredit it. Whether you are studying modern day medicine, ancient Chinese alternative therapies, or any other of a number of topics, you will likely find those that are skeptical. This is not a course to convince skeptics.

The important thing is to keep an open mind as you learn about the topic and see for yourself if you can apply that information and study to your own life. In this way, you become the judge and jury, rather than simply letting others lead you to believe something.