Shades of Yellow Aura

 

Shades of the Yellow Aura

LIGHT YELLOW AURA

A light yellow aura is connected with new beginnings, new awakenings, or the start of a spiritual journey. It is considered by some people to be a fragile, delicate shade, much like a newborn baby. This color will be nurtured as the person with this energy grows through new experiences. A person who is producing a light yellow aura may be starting a new phase of life or opening up to new experiences. Like the first rays of sunrise, light yellow is full of hope and possibilities.

BRIGHT YELLOW AURA

While light yellow energy is generally seen as optimistic, bright yellow can be associated with inner conflict or struggles. Similar to a bright yellow lemon, a person with this color in their aura may be feeling a little sour or be struggling with their mental health. Someone who refuses to deal with the root of their problems and instead gets bogged down by anxiety or depression may project this color in their aura. Remedies for negative energy and internal conflict of this color include meditation or finding time to enjoy nature.

GOLDEN YELLOW AURA

People with a golden yellow aura are considered by some to be “as good as gold.” Great leaders, enlightened teachers and effective healers are believed to project golden auras. This color is associated with personal power, wisdom, generosity and spiritual enlightenment, especially when detected in a halo around the head. Spiritual enlightenment is connected to golden auras, and it is typically interpreted as a positive color.

So what does a yellow aura mean? Well, that largely depends on the shade. It’s important to remember that these shades can overlap. It’s entirely possible that you could display an aura that is both dark and bright at the same time, perhaps suggesting that you’re facing multiple inner-battles, all of which need to be acknowledged and put to rest. 

Don’t stress about the color or shade of your aura as it’s never permanent. As you begin to deal with any negative aspects than a certain shade reflects, you’ll find that the shade and possibly the color will change naturally.

Nancy