Auras



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 I was out celebrating the Beaujolais Nouveau release and started up a discussion with a friend of mine about auras. (Couple glasses of wine will bring out interesting conversation, you know...)

Over the years, I've noticed many of my closest friends love orange. They have orange rooms, orange candles, orange furniture.  Me? I love blue. All shades, but especially peacock. Do I give off a matching vibe? I don't know, but I do think favorite colors are indicative of personality. I also know I'm not the first one to come up with the idea.  

Auras are important to the concept of the third eye, Kundalini, chakras and Zoroastrianism. Halos behind saints, prophets and kings in Abrahamic religions are an example of the aura in the mainstream.

Guess what? My djinn have auras too. Remember my post on amber orbs?

As I was telling my friend, grey areas are the best place for my writerly mind to dwell.

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Amber Orbs

It's October, so I'll head into the creepy unknown with the rest of the best ... with orbs.  You've seen them.  They're hovering over fields, in haunted places like graveyards or ruins (paydirt here), or in your basement. (Gasp!) Orbs are sentient beings that react to your presence.

The orbs are admired by some as aliens, others think they're ghosts.  I'm claiming them for my djinn. Why not?  If they can be explained away as vapor, dust, or light refractions, they're the perfect fit for my line of work. I dwell in the grey areas where something might be possible, but there's no proof. It's a fun place for fiction, don't you think?

My djinn have an aura that not everyone can see. Sometimes they can be captured by a camera and you can feel them nearby if they want you to. The orb is usually an amber color.

Here's an English guy having fun with some mini orbs in his bedroom.

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