The
dictionaries define the word aura as: "Any subtle, invisible emanation or exhalation."
The English authorities, as a rule, attribute the origin of the word to a Latin
term meaning "air," but the Hindu authorities insist that it had its
origin in the Sanskrit root Ar, meaning the spoke of a wheel, the significance
being perceived when we remember the fact that the human aura radiates from the
body of the individual in a manner similar to the radiation of the spokes of a
wheel from the hub thereof. The Sanskrit origin of the term is the one
preferred by occultists, although it will be seen that the idea of an aerial
emanation, indicated by the Latin root, is not foreign to the real significance
of the term.
Briefly,
then, the human aura may be described as a fine, ethereal radiation or
emanation surrounding each and every living human being. It extends from two to
three feet, in all directions, from the body. It assumes an oval shape - a
great egg-shaped nebula surrounding the body on all sides for a distance of two
or three feet. This aura is sometimes referred to, in ordinary terms, as the
"psychic atmosphere" of a person, or as his "magnetic atmosphere".
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