Aura
From Kook Science
The aura (Latin, Greek: "wind, breeze, breath") is, according to proponents, an energy field that radiates from and envelopes the forms of living beings and material objects, and may be rendered visible by clairvoyance or particular instrumental aids. It is frequently reported as having specific colours and shapes, typically associated with personality traits or characteristics of the radiating bodies.
Reading
- Marques, Auguste (1896), The Human Aura: A Study, San Francisco: Office of Mercury, https://borderlandsciences.org/project/aura/ref/marques/index.html
- Leadbeater, C. W. (1903), Man, Visible and Invisible: Examples of Different Types of Men as Seen by Means of Trained Clairvoyance, New York: John Lane, https://archive.org/details/manvisibleinvis00lead
- Colville, W. J. (1909), The Human Aura and the Significance of Color: A Series of Three Lectures, Chicago, Ill.: Occult Publishing Co., https://borderlandsciences.org/project/aura/ref/colville/index.html
- Kilner, Walter J. (1911), The Human Atmosphere, or, the Aura Made Visible by the Aid of Chemical Screens, New York: Rebman Company, https://archive.org/details/humanatmosphereo00kiln
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- Panchadasi, Swami (1916), The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms, Chicago, Ill.: Advanced Thought Publishing Co., https://borderlandsciences.org/project/aura/ref/panchadasi/index.html
- Cannon, Alexander (1933), The Invisible Influence: A Story of the Mystic Orient with Great Truths Which Can Never Die, London: Rider & Co., https://borderlandsciences.org/project/aura/ref/cannon/index.html
- Boddington, Harry (1931), Gow, David, ed., Aura. Kilner Screens. (Aurospecs) and All About Them: Practical, Explanatory, Evidential, London: London Psychic Education Center, https://archive.org/details/aurakilnerscreen00bodd
- Bagnall, Oscar (1937), The Origins and Properties of the Human Aura, London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner
- Carrington, Hereward (1939), Laboratory Investigations into Psychic Phenomena, London: Rider