A Cranky Violet AuraWith Red, Pink and YellowThis predominantly violet aura shows signs of frustration and psychic fatigue. Normally, I love to see violet auras, because violet colors in general show a high degree of intuitive (some might call it psychic or spiritual) activity.
You can see this fatigue and crankiness in the red violet aura color combination. See the dirty pink and faded violet color in the lower regions? The dirty pink shows negative thoughts about having to give “universal love” when I'd have been better off home in bed.. The faded violet shows fatigue with the day's path of psychic activity. Overall, maybe you can't put your finger on it, but isn't there something less than pleasing about this aura color combination? It looks disjointed, not like a beautiful butterfly, but rather like a spilled blob of dirty house-paint. You can see by the color of the arms that I was still giving what I needed to (violet aura color, intuitive giving), but my thinking remained conflicted. This is evident in type of yellow aura color you see here. It's dingy too, which shows that I was able to tap analytical ability and willpower to do my job, but probably wasn't too thrilled about it. My analytical thinking might've also been clouded. While I usually loved my job as a fortune-teller, on this day I fellt too tapped out to do much good..Worse, I was running a fever and was quite cranky. You can see this in the red aura color surrounding my head and ears. I posted this aura photo here to show how our mood, state-of-mind, or even physical condition can impact our energy fields. Return from Aura Color Meaning Image Gallery to Mind Body Connection
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However, I call this my tired and cranky aura. I took this image of myself when I had a severe cold and couldn't call in sick to work at a metaphysical store. Because I was working as a Tarot reader, I had to tap my intuitive skills for my profession. On one hand, this was a wonderful job – never a dull moment, that's for sure. But at the same time, this job could be incredibly draining under the wrong circumstances. On the day I took this image, “wrong circumstances” certainly seemed to apply.