The Auras (Dark Radiation) of Galaxies
Science observes that galaxies are surrounded by massive halos of this mysterious, invisible material. A curiously similar observation was made by a Hindu saint, half a century before the above observation. He too saw halos around galaxies – but they were anything but dark or invisible. He says:
blazing into galaxies,transfigured with ineffable auras.
*Paramahansa Yogananda, 1946*
The term ‘aura’ is frequently used in metaphysics to mean a colored radiation emanating from an object. Spherical halos around saints, as depicted in certain paintings, are considered auras around the head region. What were invisible halos to scientists appeared as a colorful aura around the galaxies to this saint, as he observed them half a century ago. Was he seeing what our scientific instruments could not see - the dark matter counterparts of these galaxies?
Human Auras (Dark Radiation)
It was quite common earlier in the 1900s for the ‘Theosophists’ to describe these dark or subtle bodies as ‘clouds’ or ‘atmospheres’ surrounding (and interpenetrating) our ordinarily visible bodies. Dark bodies, seers say, appear as diffused clouds around the ordinarily visible biomolecular bodies. If a person suspends his prejudices and tries to observe these clouds using a relaxed gaze – over time these diffused clouds gradually become more definite and exhibit specific features and colors. These clouds are also sometimes called ‘auras’. This description of clouds surrounding the biomolecular body parallels descriptions of dark matter clouds surrounding galaxies by leading scientific researcher on dark matter, Vera Rubin. She says that dark matter is spread out around the galaxy, reaching beyond the visible galactic edge and bulging above and below the otherwise flattened, luminous galactic disk.
*Vera Rubin*
as a relatively flat, glowing disk
embedded in a spherical halo of invisible material
- almost like an extremely diffused cloud.
The notion that there is a subtle field of energy
around the human body,
a halo-like envelope of light
that exists just beyond normal human perception,
can be found in many ancient traditions.
*Michael Talbot*
In their book Future Science, John White and parapsychologist Stanley Krippner list 97 different cultures that refer to the aura with 97 different names. Just as our galaxy is embedded in a spherical halo (as pointed out by Vera Rubin, above,) our invisible dark bodies are embedded inside an almost transparent energetic ovoid or bubble. Invisible, dark or subtle bodies are composed of dark matter which congregates and densifies within and around our visible biomolecular bodies.
The Aura and the Aurora
The aura is a colored radiation that emanates from magma bodies and can be seen by some people. (This can be considered "dark radiation".) Anthony Peratt says that electrons passing through space are captured by the Earth’s magnetic field and follow spiral or helical tracks about the lines of force and in the process collide with gases in the neutral atmosphere creating the aurora. Paramahansa Yogananda said in 1946 that 'the "astral luminaries" resemble the aurora borealis.'
The aura that is radiated by the various (dark) bioplasma bodies is generated by a procedure not unlike the one that generates the aurora borealis. We have already noted that there is a tendency for charged particles to follow magnetic lines of force. The charged super particles in the astral and causal ionized magmaspheres are captured by the electromagnetic fields of our super magma bodies and flow down (or up) magnetic (helical or spiral) lines of force in the astral and causal bodies generating colorful auras. However, whereas the aurora is a natural plasma light show comprising standard particles - the aura is a plasma light show of super particles! Note: "magma": magnetic plasma.
© Copyright Jay Alfred 2006