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Quote by: Isherwood  Like a psychological disorder? No, that wasn't what I meant. I can even consider the possibility of auras as long as we look at them as a natural occurance. We know the body produces electomagnetic energy. And as you mentioned, we know we cannot, without specialized equipment, detect radio waves or certain wavelenghts of light with our 5 senses alone. So perhaps some people are able to "see" the electric field around a person's body. That possibility doesn't violate natural law.
Now when it comes to applying attributes to what's observed (Oh, your aura's blue, you must be...) we may well be crossing into pseudoscience. |
I can see auras.
I can also teach you to see auras if you wish, starting with your own.
I am not even remotely convinced that it is anything other than a brain/perceptual thing. I believe that attemps at independently confirming auric sight have been less than impressive.