From: ba@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (B.A. Davis-Howe)
Subject: Re: Auras...?
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1992 17:00:25 GMT

<WJS112@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:


>Date:    22 September 1992, 15:59:10 EDT
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>Subject: Re: Auras...?
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>Br'anAuthor:

>If you are really trying to make a distinction between karma and
>aura, please do so.  Please start from scratch, giving definitions of the two
>terms, and then explain how you find each of these concepts useful.  Since
>there has been so much previous confusion, I think it would be best if you
>didn't refer back to any of the previous notes.

>My Response:
>         But tagi had a beutifull article above describing aura...but ok...
>From scratch. Keep in mind everyone has different opinions.

>Aura.
>1st inner
>2nd everything inside your skin
>3rd. everything outside your skin.
>IN my view, aura is the energy around and inside your body.  I find it helpful
>to spin it certain directions when desired. Some talk of Spinning a certain
>color, ex. I get pissed and strike the object, I spin black.

>Middle.  Although certain effects seem to influence your "color" of the aura,
>I believe that its not absolutely correct to say that you can see emotions
>from a persons aura.  Maybe in the 3rd aura, ex.you spin black.  however I
>don't think this effect can accurately be described as what happens to the
>aura.  Yes, i'm searching for almost a third classification, aura, karma, and
>my third classification.  I'm sure someone has one from somewhere.  Where would
>you classify kundala?  Perhaps, what you are seeing, is part of a persons
>karma....kind of a sub-part of it.  A level of karma and aura combined perhaps.
>                              thats all
>                                      Smitty

You still have not defined aura or karma.  What you did here was assume that we
had a basic common understanding of aura and then explained one system of 
interpretation of perception.  I am looking for a fundamental definition of 
terms.  ONce you have defined the terms, I want to explore how those terms are
used.  But definition must precede exploration of application.


              Merry meet, merry part, merry meet again,
                               Br'anArthur

Queer, Peculiar, and Wyrd! :-)

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