01-07-2008, 12:00 AM
"Do you see something between my description and the classic understanding of auras that rule each other out?"
No, in fact Don Juan states that the world reflects back to us what we expect to see. He calls it our bubble of perception. And so does Jesus for that matter; "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
My point was that there is more to us than the physical body and the aura. There seems to be a number of bodies and that according to one sytem of knowledge the description of what they call the "Causal" body seems to fit more closely with Don Juan's description of the luminus body than with the aura. This also went back to a coversation I had yesterday with another member of the forum.
I am not disagreeing with you, just exploring things you bring to mind. One thought leads to another and sometimes I just go with it.
Bob
No, in fact Don Juan states that the world reflects back to us what we expect to see. He calls it our bubble of perception. And so does Jesus for that matter; "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
My point was that there is more to us than the physical body and the aura. There seems to be a number of bodies and that according to one sytem of knowledge the description of what they call the "Causal" body seems to fit more closely with Don Juan's description of the luminus body than with the aura. This also went back to a coversation I had yesterday with another member of the forum.
I am not disagreeing with you, just exploring things you bring to mind. One thought leads to another and sometimes I just go with it.
Bob