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April 7, 2003

Even a hard-boiled cynic might have shed a tear when reading about the rescue of Jessica Lynch, an Army supply clerk. The man most responsible for saving her life, an Iraqi lawyer named Mohammed, first saw her lying helplessly in a hospital bed, being slapped around and threatened. With injuries that included two broken legs, the prisoner of war would soon be scheduled for a double leg amputation…. the next  stop along a torture circuit that would, undoubtedly, lead to her death.

And, whether Lynch knew it or not, very few American POWs had been recaptured over the past 50 years. Mohammed risked his life repeatedly to make her rescue possible.

If you’ve followed this story at all in the papers, you’ve seen this Associated Press photo, taken before the 19-year-old fought tooth and nail, prepared to fight to the death.

What I’m here to show you, that you may not have seen reported yet, is the surprising qualities of her aura—which will be clearly evident if you’ll use techniques like those in Empowered by Empathy to read her photograph. Jessica’s sunny disposition specializes in kindness, not fighting, as you’ll see, in the chakra-by-chakra analysis that follows.     

Chakras are the information databanks contained in the human energy field. When you read auras, you’ll find that each chakra corresponds to a specialty in a particular area of life. According to the system of aura reading I teach, many techniques are available to help you investigate deep gifts of the soul. 

Physical Chakra: Joyous vitality is Jessica’s strongest characteristic. An enthusiastic appreciator of life, she tends to trust people. Though under duress she’ll draw on her reserves of energy, her real strength lies in love more than toughness.

Sexual Chakra: Attractive more than seductive, her super-bouncy exuberance is typical for any healthy young woman.

Power Chakra: This is the weakest part of her aura. Although she has worked to develop assertiveness, Jessica clearly doesn’t like confrontation. In personal conflicts, she’s more apt to back down than to persist. That’s why, under normal circumstances, she’s a lover, not a fighter.

Emotional Chakra: The strongest, biggest part of her aura shows here. Loyalty and kindness are gifts of her soul. Jessica also specializes in bringing a light touch to her relationships, joking her way through problems. Emotionally flexible, she’s slow to anger. To her credit, at the time of this photo she’s not carrying resentment or hurt from past relationships. (This is significant because heart-centered people often do carry considerable pain. Since she doesn’t, this augurs well for a complete and relatively speedy emotional recovery from her wartime ordeal.)

Communication Chakra: Disciplined about how she presents herself, when Jessica posed for this photo she used self-discipline to clamp down her natural high spirits. Yet, at chakra level, they peek out. In less formal situations, she’s clearly a lively communicator, not above teasing and minor pranks, with a playful sense of humor that I’d have to call exceptional. It’s not humor for show, such as you’d find in a stand-up comic, but rather, the humor of a really well-adjusted human being.

Spirituality Chakra: A strong connection to her spiritual source helps Jessica to feel confidence and balance. Even before the dire circumstances in which she found herself, during and after her capture, her aura shows her to be under angelic protection. This, more than anything else in her energy field, helps to explain the serenity of expression that shines out in her photograph.

What does it mean for an aura to show angelic protection?  If you believe in angels (and, I’d say, even if you don’t), a whole committee of angels and spirit guides is available to help you walk your path through life. That’s as standard issue for a human being as Jessica’s uniform is for an Army Pfc.

But angelic protection doesn’t usually show in auras. Just the opposite. For most of us, free will is required to activate a conscious, or even sub-conscious, connection between a person.

Why won’t a source of spiritual guidance, light body and all, usually be found directly inside the boundaries of your aura? Instead, these angles and saints hover around you, available but needing to be called before they’ll enter your energy field.

Sometimes, though, an aura shows a special blessing, with the presence of one or more spiritual beings actively present. Doing sessions for clients, I found helpers like these:

• St. Francis, blessing a kindly, diffident man who (it turns out loves animals);

• The Divine Mother, at the heart chakra of a generous soul who has devoted her life to spiritual service, even when sacrifice was required;

• A host of Hindu gods, row upon row, in the third eye of a yoga practitioner;

• Three angels in the third eye of a devout Catholic who’s going through a difficult decision about a love relationship.

Prayer attracts beings like this, and sometimes angels show up to assist during particularly difficult times in a person’s life. In rare cases, a Divine dispensation lasts for a lifetime. For example, I recall doing an aura reading for “Claudia” (not her real name), a woman whose third eye chakra contained the strong, lifelong presence of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Making contact with this was an absolute delight, for an empath like me. Before speaking about it, I figured that Claudia would know about this. Wrong. Here’s what she told me:

“Before I moved to America from the Philippines, I was raised Catholic. But after living here, I converted and became a Baptist. I haven’t thought about Mary for a very long time. But I was born on the day consecrated to Mary.”

Learning about a spiritual blessing like this can improve your prayer life. (Yet one more reason to read auras, I’d say.)

Even with clear Celestial Perception, however, who can fathom the degree of Divine help available to each one of us? Yesterday, when I read a newspaper account of the rescue of Jessica Lynch, I wept. But more touching, for me, is the presence of the three angels in her aura, standing by to serve her until human angels, like Mohammed,  enter the scene.