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The Science of the Aura: An Introduction to the Study of the Human Aura
The Human Atmosphere; The Scientific Basis of the Aura; Color Aspects of the Aura; and, Developing Auric Sight.
39 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1949
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April 18, 2019
A short monograph detailing the scientific* work on human auras. Published in 1949 with several reprints (the one I read was from 1968). There's historical sections detailing the work of Anton Mesmer & co., a practical guide to analyzing the colors of different auras, and a useful how-to guide for people interested in developing the skill of viewing auras.
There's a section detailing the division of the aura into three interlocking sections: the Etheric, Astral, and Mental "bodies." In this field of interest, these terms are often used interchangeably, and it was interesting to see a specific breakdown like this.
This is a quick and worthwhile read if you're interested in the topic (either from a practical or academic standpoint).
* Then, as now, this wording is grounds for argument.
There's a section detailing the division of the aura into three interlocking sections: the Etheric, Astral, and Mental "bodies." In this field of interest, these terms are often used interchangeably, and it was interesting to see a specific breakdown like this.
This is a quick and worthwhile read if you're interested in the topic (either from a practical or academic standpoint).
* Then, as now, this wording is grounds for argument.
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