What It Takes to Become Good At Reading Energy & Auras

June 1, 2016 by dave

In aura traditions, reading colors is an interpretive practice shaped by spiritual beliefs, experience and the conversation between reader and participant. Many people don't take an aura reader or the profession seriously so experts in this field have to deal with derision and skepticism. If you're passionate about your profession and want your aura energy readings to stand out in this industry, you need to make sure you're taken seriously by even your most skeptical clients. Here are some traits that you should have to improve success in this industry.

Knowledge

Fewer people will believe you if you don't know your own industry and aren't well versed in the subject. Before you work in this field, make sure you understand everything you can about how to read auras and what they mean. You should research your field and speak with the experienced professional about the trends and practices of the business. This will help you establish a base and gain some confidence in the industry. You should also experiment with the latest aura photography technology to understand how it works.

Communication Skills

Clear communication is one of an aura reader's most useful skills. Introduce the tradition behind a color association and explain how you use it in a session. Ask questions, listen to the participant's interpretation and use familiar language. A good conversation makes the symbolism accessible while giving each person room to express their own experience.

Confidence

Prepare for an aura-reading conversation by becoming familiar with your session format and equipment. Confidence can mean taking your time, answering questions honestly and leaving room to learn from each session.

Listen to the Participant

Begin with what the visitor wants to explore: an intention, a color that draws their attention or a change in their life. These details help make the session personal. Aura traditions offer a vocabulary for harmony, expression and connection, while the participant brings the story that gives those themes meaning.

Develop Your Interpretive Practice

Study the color associations of the tradition you use and learn how other facilitators introduce them. A meditation, a reflective question or a personal ritual may become part of the experience. Choose activities that fit the visitor's interests and your own practice.

Ability to Find Innovative Solutions

AuraCloud® 3D gives a color conversation a tangible visual starting point. Its camera portrait, hand-sensor input and proprietary software produce a digital presentation that you and the participant can explore together. Introduce the color traditions you use, then let the visitor's questions and experiences shape the discussion.

Honesty, preparation and commitment give your work as an aura reader a clear foundation.

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