Exploring Color Impact on Human Energy Fields: Insights from Edgar Cayce
In the realm of spirituality and metaphysics, the colours that make up the human aura have long been a topic of interest. One of the most influential figures in this area was Edgar Cayce, often referred to as the 'sleeping prophet'. Before his passing, Cayce was working on a book on Colors and the Human Aura, a subject that he believed held significant insights into an individual's physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Years later, Psychic Carol Ann Liaros and Cayce expert Kevin J. Todeschi published a book titled "Auras and Colors", which teaches readers to access their intuitive self to see auras and provides practical tools for understanding colours and auras.
According to Cayce, each colour in the human aura corresponds with specific chakras and symbolizes core themes such as survival, vitality, emotions, and spiritual connections. For instance, the colour red, connected to the root chakra, signifies physical vitality, survival instincts, personal security, and groundedness. A bright red aura indicates strength and feeling secure, while a muddier red can suggest worry, insecurity, or physical illness.
Orange, linked with the sacral chakra, reflects emotional energy and creativity. Golden orange indicates self-control, while brownish orange shows a lack of ambition and a don't-care attitude. On the other hand, orange is generally considered a good colour, indicating thoughtfulness and consideration of others. However, people with orange in their auras may be subject to kidney trouble.
Deep shades of blue are considered the best, indicating a person who has found their work and is immersed in it, often being moody and unusual. Pure emerald green, particularly with a dash of blue, is the colour of healing and is helpful, strong, and friendly. Pink, or coral, is considered the colour of immaturity and is usually seen in young people. If it shows up in the aura of one who is grown, it indicates delayed adolescence or a childish concern with self.
Indigo and violet indicate seekers of all types, people who are searching for a cause or a religious experience. Scarlet in a person's aura indicates an overdose of ego. White is the perfect colour, representing a soul in perfect balance. Dark red may indicate high temper, nervous turmoil, and a person who is suffering in some way.
Cayce viewed the aura colours as indicators of balance or imbalance in the body and spirit, where clear, bright colours signify health and alignment, and muddy or diminished colours can signal blockages or troubles in those areas. This understanding integrates the human energy field with spiritual insight, showing how physical conditions and emotional states manifest in one's aura colours.
The A.R.E. Institute, which houses the second largest metaphysical library in the world and the largest collection of Edgar Cayce records, continues to preserve and promote Cayce's teachings, including his essay "Auras: An Essay on the Meaning of Colors", which is included in the book "Auras and Colors".
In summary, Cayce's work emphasizes that aura colours are meaningful reflections of an individual's physical, emotional, and spiritual health and serve as tools to understand and diagnose their inner state based on these energetic vibrations. Whether you believe in the spiritual significance of aura colours or not, there's no denying that Cayce's work has left a lasting impact on the study of metaphysics and spirituality.
- Edgar Cayce, known as the 'sleeping prophet', believed that understanding aura colors could provide significant insights into a person's mental-health, physical-health, and spiritual well-being, as he outlined in his essay "Auras: An Essay on the Meaning of Colors".
- A bright red aura, linked to the root chakra, symbolizes strength and groundedness, while a muddier red can indicate worry, insecurity, or physical illness, according to Cayce's teachings.
- Orange, connected to the sacral chakra, reflects emotional energy and creativity, with golden orange suggesting self-control, while brownish orange may indicate a lack of ambition, according to the book "Auras and Colors" by psychic Carol Ann Liaros and Kevin J. Todeschi.
- According to Cayce, a person with a scarlet aura may have an overdose of ego, and white, the perfect color, represents a soul in perfect balance, integrating the human energy field with spiritual insight.
