Am I seeing auras? Why have I suddenly started to see them?

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(UK)

Q: I've noticed a light or slight glow around people when they are talking, the light is usually a white light and as the person moves, such as moves their arm, the white light moves.

I have also seen a very pale blue light around someone and a very pale white/ yellow light around my friend.

What does this mean? I thought maybe I was just tired and my eyes were blurring or I wasn't concentrating, because I can only see the lights when I am not concentrating properly.

I heard someone who practices seeing auras, it was only when she mentioned this that I realized I could see these lights.

I am a skeptical person and don't tend to believe in anything like this, I told myself i was just tired but now I'm starting to wonder whats going on.

I thought everyone could see these lights, I spoke to a few of my friends but they don't know what I'm talking about.

Am I seeing auras? And if so why? Or could it just be the lighting or lack of sleep or is it just all in my mind?

Eva's Response: It's time to open your mind, and your heart. My friend, you are seeing auras.

I am not sure why, as each person's journey is so individual and unique. But it's often something that your soul has agreed to, as part of your spiritual development.

Everything that happens to you in life, you have agreed to happen on a spiritual level, in order to grow.

Why have you started to see them so suddenly? Not sure. I started seeing them suddenly as well, after a visit from the Archangel Michael (long story).

You might be skeptical due to growing up in a skeptical environment. My own parents, for example, are skeptical.

But that's ok - not everyone is meant to grow spiritually in this particular lifetime.

So what is my advice for you? Chill out and relax for a bit. Give yourself some time to adjust to the idea that you are seeing auras. Then, you'll just find that perhaps a book or a magazine might pop up that catches your eye, and this will provide the next clue in how to move forward and develop more.

All the best!