Aura Awareness Day

Aura Awareness Day is observed on the fourth Sunday of November and celebrates awareness of the non-physical energy emanating from our surroundings. This phenomenon has intrigued people for centuries, and on this day many may discover something new about themselves!

History

Aura Awareness Day was founded by Cynthia Sue Larson, a coach, author, and inspirational speaker, in 2002. However, the concept of the aura was discussed as early as the beginning of the 19^th century. German physician and healer Franz Mesmer argued that all objects had an electromagnetic fluid shell that enabled them to interact. At the same time, chemist and naturalist Karl von Reichenbach suggested that some people radiate energy. His experiments were documented in journals but largely ignored.

In 1911, Walter Kilner, MD, used tinted filters and resin to study the aura. He discovered three layers of different colors surrounding the skin and noted that these shades changed depending on a person’s state. It is believed that the aura can be described as a fluid operating at certain frequencies.

Interesting Facts

• The word “aura” comes from the Latin word for “breeze.”
• The AuraCam 3000, created in the 1970s, can capture auras and is still widely used today.
• Numerous experiments confirm that children can perceive auras more easily than adults.
• Some believe that an aura broadcasts information about a person’s physical and emotional condition.

How to Take Part

• Start by reading introductory books on auras to become familiar with the concept.
• Join online communities of like-minded people to share insights and experiences.
• Practice simple exercises—such as meditating in natural light—to observe your own aura.
• Share your discoveries with friends and encourage them to explore their own energy fields.

When is Aura Awareness Day in 2025?

Aura Awareness Day is observed on the fourth Sunday in November each year.

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