what does the bible say?
The word “aura” comes from Latin and means “breath” or “wind” (Isaiah 57:13, VUL). In modern contexts, the word has come to identify the mystical “vapor” that supposedly surrounds certain people, signifying their life force. Auras allegedly help us identify feelings, experiences, health, or other qualities.
There is no basis for this energy field to even exist. Furthermore, as the concept of auras is inextricably intertwined with paganism, witchcraft and the occult, Christians are to denounce it both as scientifically unfounded and as in direct opposition to God’s views on sorcery and the dark arts (Exodus 22:18).