what does a green aura mean?

green is the band of care. when green dominates, the lens is reading the middle of the spectrum — balanced, calm, with the warmth of yellow and the depth of cyan blended into something restorative.

green over-indexes in therapists, teachers, nurses, parents, gardeners, anyone whose work involves tending to something other than themselves. you might not notice you're doing it — but people around you do. they leave conversations with you steadier than when they arrived.

the shadow of green is over-extension. the same band that heals also runs itself empty. green-dominant people often need to learn that they're allowed to receive care, not just give it. when green starts shifting into blue, that's often the band asking for rest.

green surfaces strongest in natural light, near plants, after sleep, when you're somewhere you've been before. it cools into cyan when you're listening to someone process something hard, and brightens into yellow when you're learning. green refracting next to violet is the signature of long-form creative work.

who tends to refract green

• therapists, teachers, nurses, caregivers
• the friend who remembers everyone's birthday
• gardeners, farmers, anyone close to soil
• people whose homes feel like a soft place to land
• parents in the middle years

green is the band of the room that takes care of you.

when green shows up

natural light, mornings after good sleep, anywhere with plants. when you're with someone you've cared about for a long time. green is rare in transactional environments — offices, airports, retail.

working with green

receive. green-dominant people are excellent at giving care and often awkward at accepting it. practice the ask. when your green starts shifting consistently to blue, it's almost always a sign you need rest.

the other six bands

your aura is rarely a single band — it's usually a dominant color blended with one or two others. each band carries its own frequency.

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