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Anyone can see auras to some degree. Everyone can see much more with eyes as we all usually think. When nearly everyone (including children) sees a similar thing, I consider this a part of our Nature and I say that it deserves our attention.

Stand or sit several feet away from a mirror. Make sure you have a solid, light colored background behind you. Look at yourself in the mirror. Focus your attention at an outlining spot on your body. (I focus on the area between my neck and shoulders.) At first, you might see a thin white or transparent image around your body. This white or transparent image will appear as a nearly-clear form of energy, but you’ll definitely see it.

Remain focused. Eventually that white or transparent image will expand and will become a noticeable color (on me it’s a thin yellow outline of my body). At this point, you’re seeing something that your mind isn’t used to seeing, which triggers your brain to start thinking, and the aura disappears. It’ll come back quickly and will disappear just as quickly as soon as you think about what you’re seeing. If you can remain focused, your aura will glow brightly! Mine will go from green to blue, depending on the day but for the most part, it’s green.

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If you can remain focused long enough on your inner aura, you’ll find that it will expand in waves showing an outer aura, perhaps coming in a little closer but gradually going out further away from your body and enveloping other colors. At this point, I see a purplish color, but once if I don’t maintain focus, then, I’ll lose both the outer and inner aura quickly when the aura expands. The easiest way for me to see my aura is by using what I call the ‘Magic Eye Method’. This is something I came up with when I meditate into a mirror and applied this theory to seeing my aura. When you view a Magic Eye picture long enough, another 3d picture emerges from the original picture.

Eventually, you can train yourself to focus out of your non-dominant eye (in my case, my left eye) which triggers a different visual brain reaction in your ability to see three dimensional figures (and subsequently, your aura) within these pictures. Use this same type of unconventional viewing when trying to see your aura. Stay focused, yet don’t ‘think’ about what you’re seeing. See how far you can extend your aura. Try doing this on other people or animals or even trees and plants.