| _ Cancer: One of the water, emotional signs. Cancer native is the nurturing energy, can be protective, and mothering. One symbol of Cancer is the "home." Cancer persons often take a strong interest in foods. Some Cancer individuals collect antiques, or have an interest in history. Theme song: Home Sweet Home. Color: Deep Green Planet: Moon Capricorn: A reliable and industrious energy. Capricorn native tends to be slow in action, hard working, diligent. Capricorn will strive harder, longer than many persons. Draw back to Capricorn, is they expect from others, be it your time, energy, knowledge. They can act as if yours is also theirs. Image of Capricorn can be the seagoat, the unicorn on the mountain, or the crocodile. Color: Indigo Planet: Saturn Chakra: Whirling centers of colored light. Taken from the Sanscrit, chakra means wheel or swastika. These centers of energy are located in the etheric double. There are seven major charkas, and numerous minor ones. Chakras are not to be forced opened. They open automatically as one develops in consciousness. In the flowering chakras bloom the Permanent Seed Atoms. Chakras are the glands of the etheric double. Color: A specific vibration or band of energy. All colors of the same band have the same frequency. Blue ever vibrates to the frequency of blue. The same physical colors also appear on the inner planes. Usually inner plane color is more vivid and pure. Color Work: The term Mrs. Ann Manser used for her interpretation of the aura, of colors of the personality. This she termed the invariant aura. Actually, there are five parts to the aura, the personality colors, thought form colors, mood form colors, progressions and past life colors. Actually there is color on any level of consciousness, for example, the Desire Body is green. Colors: The colors of an aura can and do change in one's life time. Usually the change happens because of some change in attitude, or one's reaction to a situation in living. For example, a blue that is too spread out, can by conscious will power, be drawn in, and become a focused, concentrated color. Or, a color that is rough and ridged, can be smoothed out -- become more accepting and flexible. Most persons do not add many, if any, colors in their life time. They do improve the colors they have. A good color is one that is polished. In Shustah, lectures nineteen and twenty are devoted to definitions of individual color shades - from rose to frost white. back to top This is only a sampling of the definitions found in Steve's Book: Esoteric Definitions. For more information, or to order your copy, |
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