Has anyone else had an eye-opening Auric reading with Sangress?

VultureVirtuoso

I just had an auric reading and portrait done, and wow, it was incredible. It felt so unique, you know? Every single reading seems to be its own thing, with explanations about energy that are completely different from one another.

I was so curious, I actually asked for a bit more explanation offline. I wanted to understand it all a little better, and the extra details really helped. Things that were a bit fuzzy before suddenly made a lot more sense.

With permission, I’m going to share some of our private messages here. It’s just a look at my own learning process—full of questions and curiosity. I really appreciate the insight shared, even though it was downplayed as not that interesting. It meant a lot to me.

I’d love to hear what you all think. Feel free to jump in with your own questions or thoughts on this.

VultureVirtuoso

I’ve been thinking a lot about how we see and feel energetic fields—those layers around a person that tell a story beyond the physical. For me, reading someone’s aura isn’t just a quick glance. It’s like peeling back layers, gently, because each person has their own unique structure. Some parts might be clearer, others hidden behind little defenses we build up almost without thinking.

Usually, I start with the metaphysical layers. Those feel closest to the core—where chakras and deep energies live. From there, I move outward to the mental and physical aspects. But honestly, it’s never a straight line. It’s more like layers within layers, energy flowing and shifting, influenced by everything from our thoughts to the spaces we’re in.

What’s really fascinating is how this whole system works together. There’s the core energy, the chakras, then these pathways I think of as energetic arteries and veins. Plus, filters and shields that sort of shape how we interact with the world. And the aura itself—that outer glow—it changes so much from person to person. I’ve noticed that folks in tougher, more unpredictable situations often have energy moving faster at the edges, like a natural guard up. It makes sense, doesn’t it?

Knowing when a reading feels complete is its own little intuitive nudge. Sometimes it’s a sense of stillness, other times it’s just a quiet knowing that I’ve seen what needed seeing. And I’ll admit, I sometimes get frustrated with how energy work gets categorized in broad strokes. Labels can be helpful, but they often miss the beautiful uniqueness of each person’s energy. That’s why sharing these experiences matters so much to me—it’s not just about offering help, but about learning together, getting a little clearer picture each time.

VultureVirtuoso

Thank you for such a thoughtful and kind message. I’m really glad what I shared resonated with you—it means a lot to hear that.

Your point about personal experience is something I feel deeply, too. For the longest time, I’d read descriptions of spiritual concepts and think, “That sounds nice, but what does it actually feel like?” I remember coming across the idea of the crown chakra being like a butterfly and just feeling completely disconnected from that comparison. It wasn’t until I stopped trying to fit the experience into someone else’s metaphor and just paid attention to the sensation itself that things started to make sense. It’s like the difference between reading a menu and actually tasting the food—the description can only take you so far.

That’s probably why I ended up thinking about these layers of existence in terms of frequencies, almost like tuning a radio. The physical layer feels so solid and specific, like a strong, clear signal with defined boundaries. But then you notice other sensations—emotions, intuition, that sense of connection to something bigger—and they don’t have that same rigid structure. They’re more fluid, like different stations on the dial, each with its own quality of “sound” or feeling. You don’t leave one body to enter another; you’re just learning to perceive more of the broadcast that’s already playing.

And the soul and spirit part—that’s where it gets really interesting for me. I’ve come to see the soul not as another type of energy in that lineup, but as the thing that holds the tuner, so to speak. It’s what experiences all these frequencies, learns from them, and shapes how we interact with everything. It feels less like a separate layer and more like the conscious presence behind the perception.

This is all a work in progress for me, and I’m learning as I go. So I truly appreciate you wanting to talk more about it. If you have questions or your own experiences to share, I’d love to hear them. Maybe we can figure some of this out together.

VultureVirtuoso

Hey, thanks for asking about this—it’s one of those topics that can feel a little overwhelming at first, but it’s so interesting once you start piecing things together. I totally get that “novice but eager” feeling, and honestly, that’s the best place to be.

From what you’re describing, it sounds like you’re already tuning into how these layers might work. That idea of core energies—like a kind of metaphysical blueprint from your soul—really resonates. Think of it as your own unique signature, something that’s just yours. Then there are the chakras, which don’t just sit there; they kind of interact with that core energy, mixing and moving things along. And those filters you mentioned? They’re like little regulators, helping manage how much of what energy flows where. It’s all connected, even when it feels complex.

About shields—you’re spot on linking them to mental space. They’re less about building a wall and more about setting a gentle boundary, something that helps you feel grounded without shutting everything out. And the environment piece is so true! In a busy, intense setting, it makes sense that energy might feel quicker, maybe even scattered. In a calm space, everything slows down, becomes more steady. It’s not one-size-fits-all, though. How you experience that flow can be totally personal, which is what makes exploring this so cool.

There’s no single “right” way to perceive all this. Your intuition is already guiding you—trust that. If something feels off or confusing, that’s okay. It’s all part of figuring out your own rhythm with these energies. Keep asking questions, and let’s keep talking about it. Sometimes just putting it into words helps it click.

StarmanSpirit

Ever feel like you’re trying to read a book where the pages keep shuffling themselves? That’s kind of what thinking about this stuff is like for me. So, here’s my attempt to explain it without my brain leaking out of my ears. (No promises!)

We all have this mix of energy, right? But it’s not just one thing. There’s the physical, the mental, and the… well, the weirder, metaphysical kind. And they don’t stay in neat little boxes. They like to spill over into each other, like a cosmic coffee stain on the blueprint of you. The “recipe” for how much of each kind you have seems to change depending on… well, everything. Who you are, what you’re doing, even what “layer” of reality you’re poking at. It’s never static.

Then there are chakras. I used to think of them just as little energy processors, taking stuff in and sending it out. But it’s more like they’re also builders. They take the raw material from your soul and make your own personalized “core energy,” but they’re also grabbing bits and pieces from the energy floating around everywhere else. It’s a full-time construction and recycling job!

This is where it gets funny (or annoying, depending on the day). Because of all this energy traffic, we build shields. Sometimes we do it on purpose, sometimes our brain just slaps one up automatically because it senses a weird vibe. The automatic ones? Usually a good call. The ones we build consciously? We can really mess that up. If we get spooked and start walling off energy we think is dangerous (but isn’t), we can accidentally brick up our own plumbing. Been there, done that, got the psychic headache to prove it.

What’s wild is that you can see this drama play out in real-time in the aura. It’s not a fixed painting; it’s more like a live weather map of your energy, changing with your mood, your thoughts, who you’re talking to. There’s the surface layer that kinda bounces things back, and then the deeper, internal layers where the real work happens. Getting those confused is a surefire way to get your signals crossed.

Personally, my own “sensors” are a bit… unconventional. I don’t “see” colors or hear hums like some folks describe. For me, it’s more like sensing textures, densities, and pressures in the space around me. It’s less about pretty lights and more about navigating by feeling the “shape” of the energy. Makes it hard to explain, but it gets the job done!

Anyway, that’s my rambling two cents. It’s all super messy and personal, and half the time I feel like I’m just making it up as I go along. But hey, that’s part of the fun, right? Would love to hear how any of this lands for you guys, or if your experience is totally different!

VultureVirtuoso

I'm really loving this whole conversation — all these mental and metaphysical ideas have me totally hooked. It feels like everything's starting to connect, even if some of it still feels a little unclear right now. I'll admit, my head's a bit fuzzy (maybe too much cabernet while typing!), but I'm looking forward to picking this back up tomorrow. There's so much to figure out together, and I'm excited to keep talking it through.