--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "boo_lives" <boo_li...@...> wrote: > > People I know who "see auras" all say that anti-depressants are about > the worst drug to take,
Surely you must be joking -- or attempting satire as others are in this thread. Ask your psychic friends what the aura of a sustained deeply depressed person looks like. It must be deep black. And when they become quite functional, when the darkness goes away, when they feel "like themselves" again -- by increased sustained serotonin levels, your premise or sources say that the aura gets even darker than in deep depression???!!! Again, you must be joking. Ecstasy -- not recommending it casually -- but it also increases serotonin levels -- via different mechanisms. Users are bathed in love, good feeling, compassion and connectedness. Tell me, do your psychic friends feel these qualities produce darkness and blackness in the human aura? If so, maybe we/they need to recalibrate their ranking of aura colors. What ever color an aura is when a person is full of love and compassion -- thats a good color. I read TMO and other spiritual orgs/practices have touted the increased serotonin levels as a benefit of their practices. And that higher serotonin levels correlated with greater consciousness. (They said it, not me -- but I don't dispute it). So a substance that increases sustained serotonin levels in individuals is a bad bad thing? Again you must be joking. Have you considered the validity of your psychic friends and their abilities?
