Description:
What is an Aura?
An aura is the colour field of energy, which surrounds you. It attracts energy from your surroundings, as well as from within you. The aura can change depending on your thoughts and emotions. Any change in your state of mind or body can affect your aura. This includes things like enlightenment or transcendence during a phase of life, which naturally alters one’s state of being, which changes the colours of one’s aura or blocked chakras. In some cases, you may need to cleanse your aura.
What Does a Yellow Aura Mean?
A yellow aura is a happy, efficient and outgoing aura. People with yellow auras have a positive outlook on life, whether they're enjoying themselves or not. The rare negative emotions of people with a yellow aura are quickly dispersed and they will never hold grudges.
What Does a Yellow Aura Say About Your Personality?
Despite the raw, creative energy surging through them, yellow aura individuals are often relaxed as long as they are having fun. Their perpetually childish nature is balanced by the fact that, when focused, they can often mentally run circles around the average person. While they cherish friendships as much as most people, they do not need to be in the company of others to be happy. Picture an artist who remains home alone for weeks, dedicated to perfecting his newest masterpiece, and you may well have discovered a yellow aura individual. Yellows are truly free-spirits, flowing from one interesting experience to another in a pattern that never seems to weaken.
As true inventors and innovators, the yellow aura is behind many who have devised ways to make life easier and happier for others. Those with a yellow aura often work hard to infuse the joy they feel in everyday life, into those around them. They have a love for life, nature, and the earth itself, and are ever on the lookout for ways to help and heal. The natural intelligence of Yellows often tempers their thrill-seeking, keeping them away from destructive or dangerous highs. Instead, that energy remains funnelled in the creative process. Those with the aura are adventurous and thrive off of physical activity and an innate happiness that can never be dampened for long.
However, the yellow aura is not without its negatives. The high intelligence can lead them to seek out the same in others, to the exclusion of everyone else including loyal friends. In times of stress, wit can turn sarcastic which can be emotionally hurtful to more sensitive people. The yellow aura is not a distinctly emotional one. Thus, it can be difficult for those with yellow auras to offer long-term emotional support in situations when they would have recovered within a day. Perfectionist drives can lead to extreme self-criticism and even impact others who don’t meet their high standards. If outlets for creativity are stifled, mental health can suffer greatly including bouts of depression. It is also possible for those with yellow aura to tunnel vision on their goal and become withdrawn from everyone or everything else.
Yellow Auras and the Workplace
The workplace for the yellow aura individual can either be a place of true inspiration or frustration, which can then bleed over into co-worker relationships. In an ideal work environment, that supports ingenuity or rewards logical thought, Yellows truly excel in every meaning of the word. For those in less rewarding careers, it can become stifling and cause high stress. As a boss, those with a yellow aura may impose their need for perfection and going beyond the realm of what is necessary on those positioned beneath them.
Yellows view most things with potential and rarely as they are, which can be both a blessing and a curse depending on who experiences it. Overall, you can expect hard work out of a Yellow co-worker at all times, even to the point of self-sacrifice. While they are endlessly fun and playful, they know when to settle down and put their talents to work. Their natural abilities make them excel as leaders and entrepreneurs but they are unlikely to flourish when in occupations that treat them as just another cog in the machine.