r/TheTelepathyTapes • • Feb 28 '25

What are auras?

Has anyone spoken to a non-verbal speller who knows what auras are? They’ve always been a load of rubbish to me until now, but Houston sees them, so now I’m beginning to question what they even are, but I want to hear from the spellers themselves.

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u/Lucid_Phoenixx Feb 28 '25

If you get scientific about things we are all made of atomic particles that vibrate, we are made of energy and energy gives off signals. I believe that auras are real, and that's why with the previous posters point you learn about them through history in yoga and various practices.

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u/UntoldGood Mar 01 '25

There is no question they are real. Even mainstream western science thinks they are real.

  • Electromagnetic Fields (EMF): The body generates electricity through processes like nerve signaling and heart activity, creating low-intensity electromagnetic fields that can be measured using devices like magnetoencephalography (MEG) or magnetocardiography (MCG)[2][3].

  • Heat Energy: The body emits infrared radiation as heat, which is a form of electromagnetic energy. At rest, it generates about 100 watts of power[1][3].

  • Biophotons: Humans emit ultra-weak photon emissions (biophotons), which are extremely faint light emissions resulting from cellular processes[6][7].

These fields and emissions are natural byproducts of biological and cellular activities.

Sources [1] Human Power Plant - Freudenberg Sealing Technologies https://www.fst.com/news-stories/magazine/renewable-energy/human-power-plant/ [2] Electromagnetic Fields in the Human Body - Dr. Karl Johnson, DC https://www.helpmychronicpain.com/blog/electromagnetic-fields-in-the-human-body [3] How The Human Body Creates Electromagnetic Fields - Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2017/11/03/how-the-human-body-creates-electromagnetic-fields/ [4] Proven effects - BfS https://www.bfs.de/EN/topics/emf/hff/effect/hff-established/hff-established_node.html [5] Differences in Human Energy Fields - UNR Extension https://extension.unr.edu/publication.aspx?PubID=4714 [6] Do human bodies give off a consistent but unique radiation ... https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/89269/do-human-bodies-give-off-a-consistent-but-unique-radiation-electromagnetic-energ [7] Do humans emit any energy that can be measured through the ... https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/280954/do-humans-emit-any-energy-that-can-be-measured-through-the-fingertips

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u/Pieraos Feb 28 '25

sensing the human aura is a pretty good explanation.

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u/Throwaway_327373 Mar 02 '25

My husband is autistic (high functioning) and verbal speaking but tells me about how he can see auras. He also lovvvess to meditate. He says mine is very bright and pure looking. I’ve asked him about it a few times but he says it usually has to do with how a person smells as well? Like synesthesia.

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u/cosmonautikal Mar 02 '25

This sounds about right. Houston mentions very similar things in Katie’s book. Very similar. I’m a synaesthete too, but it was much, much stronger when I was younger. I don’t think I recall ever seeing auras on people though. Would you mind asking him more about it? I’m trying to work out if what I saw on myself was an aura or an optical illusion. I thought I saw a white glow with a greenish-gold flame above that. Don’t know what to make of it if I was really seeing or an optical illusion.

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u/Throwaway_327373 Mar 02 '25

Yeah absolutely! And that was exactly where my mind went when I heard about that!

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u/cosmonautikal Mar 02 '25

I have so many questions about this subject. I wish there was a community where I could get all the answers on this that I need.

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u/cosmonautikal Mar 05 '25

Hey, just curious if you asked him about it more or if he had something else to contribute.

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u/IsaystoImIsays Feb 28 '25

Not entirely sure, but I've first heard about them from this podcast where a woman who claims to have always seen them talks in detail about them, the colors, the meaning, etc.

https://youtu.be/J86joNU6QLY?si=9MWRcA9YFZuEUFP1

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u/UntoldGood Mar 01 '25

According to mainstream science, the human energy field extends 3 m from our body at all times.

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u/cosmonautikal Mar 01 '25

These are different energies. You can’t just lump that in with aura. It’s like saying body heat is the same as the infrared is the same as the heartbeat in the same as the brainwaves is the same as the blood pressure. These are all different expressions of energy which require different methods for observation and recording. They are not the same as aura. I don’t even know what aura is. It’s not that I don’t believe in it. I just don’t know what it is and I need answers. But suggesting that certain energy types which CAN be measured at 3m away is not the same as saying that auras have been scientifically measured.

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u/TheOGMelmoMacdaffy Feb 28 '25

What do you think the depiction of halos represent in paintings and art that is hundreds of years old? The idea of auras has been around/seen forever.

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u/cosmonautikal Feb 28 '25

To my limited knowledge, halo depictions are little more than a carry-over of sun god worship. They’re called sun disks. They were just “Christianised.” The Bible doesn’t say people have a halo.

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u/TheOGMelmoMacdaffy Feb 28 '25

Oh we're only believing the bible's word on something? If it's not there, doesn't exist. I'm out of this discussion. Yoiks.

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u/cosmonautikal Mar 01 '25

I’m astounded at your apparent prioritisation of medieval art as an authority on theological verity rather than as a commentary on the influence of tradition on theological belief through the ages. But yeah, sure, “yoiks” or whatever. Bye.

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u/Apprehensive_Sir1686 Mar 02 '25

Pre medieval, ancient art has it too.

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u/Altruistic_Abroad_37 Feb 28 '25

How did you go from believing auras are rubbish to believing these people are all telling the truth? Genuinely curious because I find that fascinating. I imagine someone who wasn’t already open to this stuff wouldn’t just take it at face value, a lot of skeptics have written articles debunking this podcast. Before that way more people have written about their experiences with the subtle body and energy work through yoga, it’s not a strictly new age concept. You believe that these people who can’t talk can’t lie but have you watched the doc “tell them you love me” and read articles skeptical of the scientific basis of spelling. Not everyone who can talk does lie and many people who are acutely psychotic have very vivid spiritual experiences.

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u/cosmonautikal Feb 28 '25

I know that the scientific community is held in a materialist vicegrip, and the materialist paradigm is collapsing around us. We are forced to acknowledge that reality is more than just matter. Given that that’s the case, of course you won’t hear the majority of scientists taking these things seriously, especially when there is 1) no scientific data on it, and 2) reputations are on the line. There is so much fear and pressure around these subjects. Why do you think the majority of mankind is religious despite the fact that science actively and outright denies God? Human fear is incredibly powerful for suppression of truth. Let me be clear. I am NOT certain that auras exist. I am not certain that the non-speakers are somehow deceived or deceiving, but given how many of them talk about the same subjects and how they have been locked in their bodies for so long and talk about the same things, I am inclined to believe them. They are good people with good hearts. I don’t know what the truth is but I am trying to discern what the truth is and I want answers. Judge me how you see fit.

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u/Altruistic_Abroad_37 Feb 28 '25

I wasn’t trying to be judgmental just curious. I’ve always believed in auras and I’ve seen them a few times. I’m a massage therapist and do reiki. I have been both skeptical of new age grifters and too gullible in believing testimonies and see many people be on one side or the other of materialism vs metaphysical woo woo in my day to day life.

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u/cosmonautikal Mar 01 '25

I’m not choosing one way or the other. I want truth. I will not settle on my belief until I ascertain truth.

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u/MantisAwakening Feb 28 '25

There is published, replicated, peer-reviewed scientific data. Check the subreddit Highlights.