What Color is Your Aura?

 

What kind of person are you, what energies does your body emit, what color is your aura, and what does it say about you as a person? Zevulun Rabeyev can answer these questions and more using his aura device.

Rabeyev, 49, has been conducting conferences and lectures worldwide for several years on the subject of the aura. He mainly discusses the seven energy centers in the human body, explains what an aura is, and demonstrates its types with volunteers from the audience. "About nine years ago, I heard a talk about auras," he recalls how it all began, "I got inspired and decided to study the subject deeply."

 

Rabeyev himself was born in the Soviet Union and immigrated to Israel in '76 as a child to a non-religious family. In Israel, he got a negative impression of the religious public. "I always asked why religious people confuse others," he says with a smile. "I had many questions without answers, and as a logical person, I wanted to know what they gain from observing the Torah laws. What happens 'online' if I fulfill a mitzvah, drink with a blessing, observe Shabbat, or put on tefillin."

 

Today, after returning to religious observance, Rabeyev travels worldwide - the USA, England, Mexico, Sweden, Russia, Canada, Switzerland, Italy, and more - delivering lectures on auras. "An aura is the light surrounding a person," he explains. "There are multiple layers of light in the human body: in the middle of the body, there is light indicating a person's character, and on both sides of the body, there is light indicating the spiritual level."

 

In his lectures, Rabeyev talks about body and soul, proving a significant difference in a person's aura before and after fulfilling a mitzvah. Among the interesting individuals he has examined was Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu z”l and a two-year-old child. Both were surrounded by a white color - the purest hue spiritually.

 

"There are many interesting stories," says Rabeyev. "Once, a girl came on stage. I asked her if she would do *netilat yadayim*. After she did, we saw a change in her aura's color. Then I asked her to read a newspaper, and the aura color did not change. Finally, I asked her to read Psalms, and the aura, of course, changed. In feedback forms distributed at the meeting, almost everyone declared they would henceforth be careful to perform *netilat yadayim*. Another incident occurred in Kiryat Ekron, where a woman insisted on coming on stage. After her body was scanned by the device, I told her she had undergone significant trauma but hadn’t healed, which was preventing her progress. It turned out to be true; although now she is forty, when she was eighteen, she suffered an assault and had not dealt with the trauma since."

 

Another case happened to Rabeyev and his team in a prison. According to him, most inmates had a red aura, except one inmate who had a green aura. That inmate continually claimed he was innocent. In another incident in Austria, a woman came on stage, and the aura machine failed to show her aura. Rabeyev and his team felt a bit embarrassed, assuming there was an issue with the machine. "When we returned to Israel," Rabeyev recalls the end of the story, "we learned that the woman had passed away. Then everything became clearer, as according to Judaism, a person's aura leaves them shortly before death."

 

"In our world, there are frequencies of light. This device has learned to measure the frequencies and translate them into color."

 

"In Indian medicine, there is something called chakras - energy centers divided into seven centers in the human body. The red color indicates a person's energy level, the orange indicates the degree of emotion, yellow indicates logic. The green color relates to the heart and spine. Blue is for the throat. The purple indicates the gut feeling, known as intuition, focusing around the area between the eyebrows, the third eye. Then comes the white color centered in the head and is highly active after a person does a good deed or mitzvah. The body center emits a variety of colors, and the outermost layer contains all the colors of the rainbow."

 

"The device has been on the market for almost 13 years. In terms of reliability, we stand at 87% accuracy, which is very good. Recently, I was with the manufacturer, and he said there are about 24,000 of these worldwide."