MOMENTS OF TRANSITION In Your Aura

Intuitive perception is tuned to subtle thresholds — moments that exist between states of mind and feelings. Perception is sensitive to timing, to when something is creating completion or beginning to take shape.  Perception rises before thoughts catch up.  It moves faster than explanation. It is sensitive to when something is “about to happen” even before there is any evidence to support it.

Perception also tends to lock onto moments that feel like “before” and “after,”
reflecting an attentional pattern oriented toward transition. Perception is alert to moments of shift, even when nothing outwardly dramatic is happening. Sensitive to timing rather than appearance.  An instinct for when it’s time to move on or pause.

Most of us move through the day reacting first and explaining later — often without realising it.  Moments like this create a small pause in perception.

When you take notice of how your behaviour moves before you think, you can create more choice in how you respond to conversations, decisions, and emotional interactions.  That awareness doesn’t give you clear answers. It does however, grant you space — and space is often where the clarity of intuitive perception begins.

The mind is constantly filtering enormous amounts of information. Consequently, aura patterns and colours will reflect your current external and internal state: what you’re processing, what you’re holding onto, what you’re ready to engage with and your personal interactions with people. Auric colours may serve to empower or slow your progress. 

Most of us move through the day reacting first and explaining later — often without realising it. Become mindful.  Knowing that moments like these create auric patterns which impact intuitive perception and thwart personal development. 

When you notice how your attention moves before you think, you will gain a choice in how you respond in conversations, decisions, and emotional interactions.  Whilst this awareness may not give you very clear answers, it does however give you space.  And the aura will be a mix of maroon, magenta, lemon yellow, hydrangea blue, dark brown and gunmetal grey, mapping the path of transition.

Perception adapts before logic catches up.

Understanding often arrives after perception has already moved aside. This is why insight tends to feel like recognition rather than discovery. As though something clicks into place unexpectedly instead of being constructed from scratch. Perceptive responsiveness.  In daily life, this can mean knowing and sensing when it’s time to start, stop or step away. It isn’t prediction. It’s the perceptive readiness of transition.