Can a Tulpa have an aura?

[solarchariot]

I think there are levels to this... if the form you chose or forced permits auras, it will have an aura because that's how you saw it... will a tula in general have an aura, is an interesting question.the aura isn't limited to the physical body. When I astral travel, I believe my aura goes with me.I've nor verified that by having someone who can see aura tell me that's accurate. If the body generates the field, then they won't have it, but if it's a function of consciousness, they will. I'm in the camp of consciousness.

[warriortiltheend]

Wow, I haven't been on this site since December 2015. Nice to see how it's changed since then.

 

I would say my Tulpa has an aura, but I don't know if others can see it. It's not a very strong one; it's small and non-descript, but it is still an aura in the way I see it.

 

I think when you consider that spiritual beings seem to have an aura (that's what I've heard from those who interact with them, anyway) and they do not have physical bodies, it makes sense that Tulpas could have auras too.

[Guest Anonymous]

Tulpas can certainly have an aura, as I have said, mine is purply and sparkles, but can other detect my aura? That is the BIG question! I would like to find somebody who can detect auras to test their skills out on a tulpa! That would be so coolness!

[tulpa001]

Are auras the same thing as essences? I have a warm, furry, chocolaty essence, like sunlight, and my host has a cool, clammy, creamy essence, like moonlight.

 

Or are we talking em fields? Because those totally exist, like scientifically. I actually think our em field shifts when I take over slightly. (This is a prediction. I haven't tested it.)

[Guest Anonymous]

I would think there is a difference between a tulpas energy, presence and their auras, but maybe they are connected? Melian's aura is more a "neato" part of her form or special effect that shows up when she just wants to have an aura. For instance, when you guys talk about it.

[Mechagodzilla72]

I don't remember which one, but I remember one of Jean-luc's Tulpaudcast interview people said they visited a fortune teller and started switching a bunch. The fortune teller then asked if it hurt for him to change his aura repeatedly.

 

Not the most reliable account, but it convinced me anyways. A guy talking on a several hour podcast doesn't that few people see probably wouldn't have a reason to lie about that. From that account, I think tulpas have auras, which are visible when possessing/switching.