Color has dependably been important to me, and I have shaped an uncommon association with it. As a kid, companions would be inspired and entranced that I could go after the shaded pastel I needed without looking up.
Numbers and letters would ooze vitality of an unmistakable and individual shading. This synesthesia was not constrained to numbers and letters, and I could feel the shades of the general population around me. These atmospheres would be as exceptional as the individual they encompassed.
The Colors of Loved Ones
My best friend would shine as the color bright Kelly green: the color of leprechauns, fairy mischief and all things Irish. My grandmother, a vivacious redhead, emanated a delightful warm shade of dove grey that could sharpen to steel when she was determined or challenged.
My grandfather radiated a cheerful orange that spoke of optimism, hope, and humor. This vibrant orange would fade to a softer peach when he was tired or thoughtful.
We are Pulled to the Color of Our Energy
I am always fascinated by how often we are instinctively pulled to the color of our energy. Grey does not sound like the most inspiring color, but my grandmother was drawn to it, and, for her, there was no greater confidence-boosting shade.
She looked beautiful in it. I remember scouring racks of blouses with her searching for any grey tones that might be tucked in between the rainbow bright. Interestingly, when left to his own devices, my grandfather painted the walls of his bedroom a vivid shade of tangerine—a surprising choice perhaps, and a startling shade for most people.
For my grandmother it was intolerable, and the walls did not remain glowing orange for long! I often think about them and how they complemented and balanced each other: My grandmother, a pearly and sophisticated grey that spoke of the boulevards of Paris (a city she adored) and my grandfather, the sparkling orange of warmth, sunshine, and Africa (a place they both resided in for many years). Between them they had five children and shared many happy years.
Your Crystal and the Shade of Your Aura
As a teenager, I became fascinated by crystal gemstones. I was attracted to their natural beauty and enthralled by the energy vibrations they emitted. It made perfect sense to me how they worked to benefit and harmonize.
We are all energy after all, as is everything in our universe. Crystals harness this energy and attune to our unique vibrations. When I am reading with someone (literally attuning to their energy) my crystals are invaluable. There is always one that jumps straight out for that person and invariably, it is the shade of their aura and unique energy.
We are Drawn to Our Personal Crystals
I am often impressed by how we are naturally and instinctively drawn to our personal crystals. One of my callers has the most beautiful aura of green, tinged with specks of sparkling purple. When I recommended aventurine and amethyst for her, she paused and then laughed.
She had bought both of these crystals that very day, simply because she had thought they were pretty. They had jumped out at her and she had to have them!
Get the Right Crystal!
Of course, every crystal has unique traits and properties, and every crystal won’t work for every person. However, get the right one and it’s like applying a fresh battery to a flagging device—energy and vitality are cleansed and renewed. I encourage even the most cynical people to try an inexpensive piece of their crystal.
Crystal Energy
After I recommend a crystal that matches the color of their aura, many of my callers return to me saying things like, “I got the job!” “He asked me out!” and “Our home is so calm now, and all the arguing has stopped.” Some callers also tell me their luck has changed. It’s crystal energy!
I assure them that their energy has become cleaner, purer, and enhanced, and with that, they are becoming all they should be. Life should just flow, and crystal energy can really assist in helping you to shine as you should in this beautiful, rainbow universe.
The mention of crystals and their alignment with personal auras is something I’ve heard about but never fully understood. The examples given seem to suggest a strong correlation between one’s energy and specific crystals. It would be beneficial to explore the science behind these claims.
The concept of synesthesia and the author’s personal experiences with colors provide an interesting perspective on how we perceive our surroundings. While the connection to crystals and auras seems a bit unorthodox, there’s certainly room for more dialogue about the impact of energy on our lives.
The theory that crystals can cleanse and enhance our energy presents an unusual but fascinating viewpoint. The author’s experiences with recommending crystals and the feedback received from people highlight the potential effectiveness of this practice. More empirical data would help in assessing these claims more objectively.
The connection between colors and personal energy is quite intriguing. I find it particularly interesting how the author describes synesthesia and its impact on perceiving colors in people and environments. It would be fascinating to see if more scientific research could further validate these experiences.
I’ve always been curious about the influence of colors on our emotions and interactions. The idea that we are naturally drawn to colors that reflect our energy is quite compelling. Personal anecdotes about grandparents and those vivid descriptions add a relatable dimension to the narrative.
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