PRE AND POST EXPERIENCES OF VIEWING HUMAN AURA: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY

  • Jois S
  • B M
  • DSouza L
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Abstract

Since ages Gods or saints have been illustrated as having a halo surrounding their heads known as the Aura. This study seeks to understand the experiences of participants viewing the human aura which has not been much studied in the recent times. 178 participants of both genders with a mean age of 26.8 years, with education ranging from High school to Post-Graduation took part in this exploratory study. In session one, participants were asked to look at a person in front, and record their experiences in an open-ended questionnaire. In session two, participants were guided to view the aura surrounding a person as imparted by Master Choa Kok Sui and recorded their experiences again using the same questionnaire. The results were analysed using contingency coefficient analysis and Chi Square tests. Results revealed that 93.8% of respondents saw the human aura surrounding the body. About 60% saw the aura measuring 1-6 inches thick. In addition, after seeing the aura, 70.8% of the respondents felt enthusiastic, 43.3% of them felt extraordinary and 30.3% of them felt relaxed. This study indicates that human aura can be seen with naked eyes when properly trained.

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Jois, S. N., B, M., & DSouza, L. (2017). PRE AND POST EXPERIENCES OF VIEWING HUMAN AURA: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. International Journal of Research in Ayurveda & Pharmacy, 8(2), 51–55. https://doi.org/10.7897/2277-4343.08262

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