How Bright Is Your Aura?

Janneth, based on your responses, the brightest color in your aura is

Blue

Contrary to popular myth, auras are actually multi-colored energy fields that can be divided into seven primary layers. Having Blue as your brightest color means that the fifth, or Atmic, layer of your aura is the most vibrant. The Atmic layer of your aura is the fifth layer out from the core of your aura, and its vibrancy indicates that you have exceptional abilities to access both your masculine and feminine strengths. This multi-faceted quality makes you very charismatic and draws others to you. You're persistent in your pursuits, and because of this you likely feel like your life is headed in the right direction.

Your aura impacts all aspects of your life. For instance, having a bright Atmic layer means that you bring both dedication and social magnetism to the table. Thus, your ideal job would likely involve something that allows you to capitalize on your people skills. In general, you probably enjoy being at the center of the action in your work, as opposed to languishing on the sidelines or toiling behind the scenes.

In your love life, your fluidity probably leads you to feeling attracted to a number of different kinds of partners, and your charisma likely draws in a number of suitors. If you set your sights on a particular person, you may find that you pursue them until you win their affections. Once in a relationship, you're capable of achieving a sense of true joy, though you may need to take care that you don't overshadow your partner with your strong will and dynamic personality.

The brightness of your Atmic layer has a deep impact on your overall well being, in that you have the capacity to lead a genuinely blissful existence. Your ability to balance both the feminine and masculine components of yourself allows you to feel truly balanced, and your charisma draws a warm circle of friends around you.

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The Ancient Tarot Test

past, present and future:

Your Present

While we often think we are aware of all that is happening in our lives, sometimes the card we choose regarding the Present provides deeper insight than we are able to tap into on our own. Carefully consider the Tarot's following assessment of your present, and see what the cards are trying to teach you about situations occurring in your life right now.

Temperance

Temperance represents the primary influence on the current state of your life. Right now, in your present, your patience is being tested. In order to achieve harmony and balance, you need to respond with cooperation and self-discipline. Getting this card in this position may be a sign that you need to put yourself in other people's shoes to develop a deeper understanding. Beware of being delayed by indecision. Instead, allow yourself to adapt as the situation warrants.

Temperance represents patience. The archangel Michael is pouring the essence of life out of a silver cup into a golden cup, representing the flow from the unconscious to the conscious and back again. One of his feet is perched on water and one is placed on land, representing the balance between logic and emotions. This is the card of self-discipline and the ability to achieve harmony with others. It reminds you to go with the flow of life, and to try to see where others are coming from.

There are a number of ways this card could be playing out right now. Some possibilities include:

• You may be frustrated in your love life. Trying to put yourself in your partner (or potential partner's) shoes may help you resolve your situation.
• You may be impatient in your financial life. You may need to apply self-discipline in order to achieve your long-term goals around money.
• In the areas of health and well-being, you may want issues and ailments to be resolved immediately, when you may just need to be patient and cooperate with those trying to help you.

Your Past

Understanding our past decisions and situations can help us derive more from the lessons life is trying to teach us. It's never too late to acknowledge the truths of our past and bring that wisdom into our present and future.

The World

The World exerted a significant impact on your past. This means that at some point in your past, you may have achieved hard-won self-actualization, meaning you put your full potential to use. During this time, you reached the completion of your karmic lessons, which provided you with the talents and skills you needed to move forward in life in the manner you genuinely desired. Your response to this journey, and the reactions it elicited from others, brought you to the point you're at today.

The World is the final card in the Major Arcana, and is about the attainment of self-actualization, or putting your full potential to use. In this card, a woman holds in one hand a wand of involution, which represents the act of integrating life lessons into your understanding of the world. In the other hand she holds the wand of evolution, giving you the power to connect all of the lessons you previously learned. The wreath encircling her symbolizes the universality of all people. The World is a sign that your karmic lessons are complete, bringing you liberation. With this card, you understand the meaning of all of life's lessons, and you're free to move ahead however you wish, in possession of all the talents you'll need for ultimate success.

This card may have affected the overall tenor of your life, or just a particular area. Following are a few possibilities for how you experienced these influences in your past:

• You may have come to a place in your life where you could let go of the pain that resulted from your childhood and accept loved ones for who they really are.
• Perhaps you've gained the social skills necessary to build and maintain a thriving circle of friends and acquaintances.
• You may have found a truly nurturing and fulfilling romantic relationship that brings you and your partner great joy.

Now that the Tarot has offered its insight into your past and your present, it's time to look forward into the world of what's yet to happen. Read on to see what the cards predict for your near future.

Your Future

Knowing what may be coming up in our future allows us to prepare ourselves for the unexpected. The card that represents your future will reveal which lessons are coming up next in your life. You may learn that you're about to enter into a particularly fruitful or easy time, or the cards may predict that you're about to be confronted with the opportunity to learn some of life's more challenging lessons. We each have lessons to learn, and if we avoid them, the cards tell us that they will simply reappear until they are addressed. When life lessons come your way, allow the cards' insight to guide your way as you work through these challenges. Keep in mind that if you successfully learn your lessons, you can then move on to new ones.

The Emperor

Your future, as it currently stands, is represented by the third card you chose. The Emperor is the card of logic and reasoning. At some point soon, you may be faced with a challenge that forces you to develop your leadership and problem-solving skills. Allow clear emotions to inform your reasoning, and seek the counsel of a wise authority figure. When an opportunity presents itself, trust that the skills you'll build, while hard-won, will be for your greatest good.

The Emperor is the fifth card to appear in the Major Arcana, and stands for authority and leadership. In this card he sits on his throne, holding the ancient Egyptian ankh in one hand, symbolizing wisdom. In the other hand sits the globe of dominion, suggesting his power. He is wearing a suit of armor and is flanked by rugged mountains, symbolizing strength. The Emperor is the Earth Father, representing logic and clear reasoning, as well as your paternal instincts. This card is can be a sign that you may need to seek counsel from someone wise, or that you need to deal with an authority figure in your life.

More than any other step of life's journey, this card represents the lessons you must learn and the experiences in store for you in your upcoming karmic destiny. This may impact you in any number of ways, including:

• A challenge in your love life that will require you to develop creative solutions.
• A project or job that you'll be able to take the lead on and as well as provide direction for others.

Seeking advice from a family member who has the wisdom needed to teach you the skills necessary to take advantage of an opportunity.

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Which brain are you?

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Janneth, You are Left-brained, means that the left hemisphere of your brain is dominant over your right.

Typically, left-brained individuals like you feel most at ease and in control in situations requiring verbal ability, attention to detail, and in-depth, linear, analytical ability. Writing ability and sequential processes of thought are also traits associated with left-brained individuals. We know this because researchers notice increased activity in the left hemisphere of the brain in people hooked up to monitors when they ask them to perform activities that require sharp focus on detail and organization.

In addition to isolating the ways in which your brain processes information, your left brain also controls the right side of your body. If you are strongly left-brained, you will find that your natural tendency is to be right-handed — though with some skills, you may find that you are left-handed if a left-handed person taught you how to complete a certain task.

You are probably methodical and efficient at many things that you do. You could also be good at math which is based on very strict rules that don't vary terribly much. Numbers are sequential and formulas don't change which is something your left brain can identify with. Because of this, you probably tend to break things down into their constituent parts instead of looking at the whole of a picture. Left-brained people also are likely to rely more on objective observations than subjective feelings. For this reason, you might find that for pleasure reading, you're more interested in the facts of nonfiction instead of the free-flow of fiction.

You probably think about things that are more straightforward and practical instead of things that are more symbolic and abstract. The one rule you're certain about in life is that there is always an answer if you approach a problem with your systematic and organized thoughts.

That's how your brain processes information. And while your dominant brain hemisphere certainly contributes to the way you process information, there is also a style of learning, unrelated to your dominant hemisphere, that determines the ways in which you are best able to pick up information. When you're learning something new, your dominant brain hemisphere will want to take over. But there are times when the information being presented is not well suited to your dominant hemisphere's abilities.

That's why, in addition to your hemispheric dominance, you also have a style of learning that is dominant for you. Whether you know it or not, you are naturally predisposed to learning things visually, aurally, or through a combination of the two.

Your test results show that you are a visual learner.

Other left-brained people who are also visual learners are Leonardo da Vinci, Sigmund Freud, and the astronomer Galileo. But before delving deeper into how you learn, you should get the basics of your brain's physiology.

The physiology of your brain
Your brain is made up of many different parts and is responsible for many different functions of your body. Because of this, it has adapted to be a very specialized organ. There are parts that control what you taste, what you feel, how you learn, how you think, and how you reason. All of this is so no one part gets overtaxed or worn out, and also so you can perform more than one task at a time.

Your brain stem controls your reflexes and involuntary functions such as breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, and digestion. Your cerebellum helps coordinate movement. Your hypothalamuscerebrum, or cerebral cortex, translates information transmitted from all of your sensing organs. It helps start motor functions, it controls emotions, and it is the center for all thinking, reasoning, learning, and memory. In short, it analyzes all information you feed to it.

The cerebral cortex is divided into two hemispheres. The left hemisphere is responsible for speech, controls the right side of your body, and serves as your logic and reasoning center. The right hemisphere governs your creativity and your athleticism among other things. In the past, people oversimplified this relationship.

People used to say if you were logical, you were definitely left-brained, and if you were creative, you were definitely right-brained. This is no longer the case. New research indicates that there's more flexibility when it comes to our gray matter. And if you know where your strengths and weaknesses lie, you can train your brain to become more organized, creative, or better able to process all sorts of information. Here's some general information on the differences between the left and right hemispheres.


Left hemisphere
There's more to your left hemisphere than analytical strength. Your left hemisphere is involved in linear analytical processes, including processing word meanings and symbols, interpreting facts, and much of your language production and reception.

When you look at a photograph or a painting, your left hemisphere is the one that orients on the logical, linear, and literal action in the picture, such as the storyline or the characters in the picture, as opposed to the more abstract or conceptual elements. Furthermore, when you hear a word, it is the left side that decodes that word's meaning, as opposed to something that word might remind you of. Overall, the left hemisphere is heavily involved in more reductionistic processes, such as breaking a picture into its constituent parts, as opposed to seeing it as a single and unified whole.


Right hemisphere
Similarly, the right hemisphere is not just the seat of intuition. Perhaps it is more intuitively oriented than the left, but in most cases it also identifies patterns and performs spatial analyses. This hemisphere tends to process information in non-linear ways, looking at the whole instead of all the parts that make it up.

When you look at a photograph or painting and notice the overall pattern or abstract contour of the image, it is your right hemisphere that is being activated. As another example, the right side looks at a spiral and sees a unified spiral pattern. Whereas the left side of your brain would see the series of lines making up the spiral and would interpret it in a holistic manner.