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Talk about Aura

Aura is spiritual energy that looks like covering our body.
It radiates different colors.

They have profound implications just as we all are complex, mystic and deep beings.
It is common to talk about aura colors, but it is just one of elements.
Color is just uniqueness.

There are more other parts, clarity, brightness, contrast, texture, shape, and intensity of light emitted.
These elements are part of something very profound. For the sake of clarity, roughly speaking, an aura, a light that surrounds the entire body, especially around the head and aura is the essence of the person and personality, emotional behavior, or without stress and, spiritual and mental, and psychological state, shows up.

People often describe a person with a strong presence or the charismatic person as "there is an aura," but in fact, everyone has an aura, without aura, it does not exist.


It is more important to maintain beautiful aura.

But how?
As it just said, aura shows inside of us, personality, it records of our behaviors.

If we make ourselves to be a positive person, aura can be more bright.
And as it bigger, the wish fulfillment could be stronger.

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