by Blue Harrison

Created on: June 26, 2009   Last Updated: July 09, 2009

Spiritual Awakening~Conducting the colours of aura through growth in faith...The New Age, The Awakening, Earth Grid, Indigo and Crystal Children.

What do these terms have in common? The answer is light and colour that are focused within living things; a dawning of spiritual collectiveness that demands its time of recognition. Auras should be an easy concept to accept by persons of varying religions and by those who prefer logic and science as well as those who regularly delve into the mystical. Why? Because colour is light and light is energy; an energy that is subject to an array of fluxuations depending on what the energy is experiencing or responding to. This force is readily observed and utilized in the logic-based fields of science and technology. It can not be denied.

This light-energy is inherent in all living things. Light that can be contained or cast wide just as the prism gained from a reflective source can be focused or spread-out, so it's the same with our living light. Energy is inherent in all living things, therefore the logical mind must allow for the conclusion that each living thing holds inner auras. The physical essence of colour is easily seen and appreciated. Its various shades gain associations within the human psyche that can be general or esoteric. Colour has played important roles in moods, emotion, symbology, memory and psychology. Many intellectual minds have studied colour as a "trigger" and the theories that develop from their findings are fascinating! Colour is an active force because it is energy-infused light. It responds, changes to reflect the influences of life. Its power extends far beyond that of visual experience, becoming the core of our being. Its impact extends to all our sensory and into realms just recently explored. But what does this mean in relation to the personal spiritual experience?

To answer this question, let's first delve into certain meanings assigned to colours. Many of these meanings can apply to various areas of life whether physical or metaphysical and given the variety of even basic colours, the list would be extensive; so let us deal in a few examples. Take for instance red. First responses to this colour are usually strong, assertive, focused. Blood is red, roses too. Restaurants have long used red to stimulate the appetite. It is known to be symbolic of courage, fire, passion and anger. Detecting a pattern here? Red is intense and wherever it touches life, it intensifies properties. Composites

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