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The Human Aura: How to Achieve and Energize Your Aura and Chakras

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This book is much more than just another "how to read the aura" book. It contains exercises to energize and potentize the aura, cleaning it up, and strengthening it until you can fulfill the true purpose of your aura, and focus powerful divine cosmic forces through it to transform yourself and our world. Excellent, practical exercises that WORK!

It covers making the aura a powerful protective force, accellerating the vibratory action of the aura to clear out negative thoughts and emotions, the meaning of, and how to develop certain colors in the aura, and thereby the qualities they represent. Certainly my favorite by far of the five or six aura books I've read. Very potent and powerful stuff. I highly reccommend it!

This book, like most so-called "New Age" literature, skims the surface of a complex subject in a friendly, almost endearing, manner. Some of this material may even be true. But there is one huge problem - Summit University Press has attributed authorship of the book to two well-know occult/spiritual literature, masters, Kuthumi and Djwal Kul. For those who are well-read in occult/spiritual literature, they will surely recognize "Djwal Kul" as the source of the monumental series of treatises transcribed by Alice A. Bailey and published by the Lucis Trust. This book is dishonest for many reasons. Here's a few:

1. "Djwal Kul" is a misspelling of the Tibetian's name. It should be spelled Djwhal Khul. I suspect that the name was spelled incorrectly in order to avoid legal entanglements.

2. At the end of the book there is an "About the Authors" chapter. In the short discussion of DK there is no mention made of his 18 books, totaling 9271 pages, all published by the Lucis Trust. Amazing! DK worked exclusively with Alice A. Bailey from about 1920 to 1946. A gentleman at the Lucis Trust told me that DK stated that he was only going to provide information to AAB and that it would only be published by the Lucis Trust. Therefore I seriously doubt that DK is the co-author of "The Human Aura."

3. I wrote to Summit posing the above questions. They never answered.

If you want REAL Djwhal Khul material, just search for his properly spelled name, Alice A. Bailey or Lucis Trust. Then you'll find authentic material that will challenge your intellect, broaden your horizons and put you on the path of real knowledge. Don't settle for less!

This book explains the aura and its significance in our lives in very clear and detailed terms. It also reveals the science of the seven major chakras and their relationship to the aura and much, much more. A must read!

Mrs. Prophet is an author and messenger of the Ascended Master teachings and this I have confirmed in my own heart for 20 years. There is no one that can say there is only Alice Bailey who can speak for these Masters. Her teachings are profound and very helpful in my everyday life. I would recommend this to anyone who is a new age seeker of truth.

This book unfortunally is alot of bs.

This is an attempt to understand the basics of Kundalini Yoga (Chakras and Aura) but it fails completely. The Hindu writings are not even there...there is so much Christianity thrown into this that you might as well pick up a copy of the New Testiment.

I can understand trying to make this subject open and understandable to the western view point, but there are alot better books on the market for doing so. You cannot just put something like this into christianity and get a true view of how these things work. There is no description in here at all of the very basics of WHY this matters at all. You need at least a minor basis in Eastern Philosophy, even if you do paint it with a Western brush.

I do not see how anyone could walk away with any understanding at all from this book.

Reminds me of the comment by a wise man on a book - 'There is something new and something true in the book - except what is new is not true and what is true is not new.'
I could not relate to the book...may be you would.