Illness in the Aura

5/1/24

It’s been a while since I wrote about auras, and since I haven’t shown or discussed illness in the aura, I figured it would be a good topic to cover. Most people do see auras even if they don’t realize it. You’ve heard sick people described as looking gray or green. This is because the aura, when sick, takes on a heavy dose of one or both of those colors. It’s been my experience that even when I’m not focused on trying to read someone, I will spontaneously see a person’s aura if they are ill. I don’t think I’m alone. Most people do, they just don’t know they are doing it! This realization came to me about 20 years ago when I figured out the correlation between these colors and illness after seeing a number of people who were just about to have a serious illness or were in the midst of one that took on those colors in their aura.

The first time I spontaneously saw someone who was about to have a heart attack about a month after I saw him was David Letterman in the late 1990s. My husband’s band was playing on his show. His aura was very electric, neon, and chaotic looking, with different colors all over the place. I had seen a similar aura on another famous performer I had read for. It wasn’t exactly the same, but the intense neon colors were also a feature of his aura. This is NOT normal. Thinking back on it now, I realize these colors were likely generated as a projection for the sake of performance, a kind of energetic mask. Both times, I was taken aback by it because it was so unnatural, flattened, and seemed psychologically unhealthy. In the case of David Letterman, he had gray around his heart, which I didn’t understand at the time. About a month later, he had to go in for emergency open heart surgery; that’s how I started to understand the correlation between gray and heart disease. Below is a reconstruction and approximation of what I saw in David Letterman’s aura just before his heart attack while he was doing his monologue on stage