Light Aura: The Power and the Danger

From an early age, I noticed people staring at me. I wasn’t wearing anything unusual or doing anything to catch attention, yet their eyes always seemed to follow me. It wasn’t just curiosity; it was something deeper. I realized that my energy was louder than my words or appearance, drawing attention in ways I never asked for.

Having a light aura is a strange experience. It pulls people in, sometimes for reasons they can’t explain. But it’s not always a blessing. A bright aura attracts both light and dark forces — good energy, bad vibes, even negativity and darkness itself. It’s like being a lighthouse in a storm; not everything drawn to the light comes with good intentions.

Over time, I also noticed people began blaming me for things I had nothing to do with. A sudden change in the weather, a tense situation, a catastrophe — somehow, I became the target. My presence, my aura, felt like too much for some, and they needed someone to blame. I became a lightning rod for chaos.

That’s the danger of carrying high vibration. When you stand out in a world that prefers blending in, you become visible in ways you never meant to. The brighter your light, the more others project their fears onto you. Sometimes, it feels like being held responsible for everything beyond your control.

But I’ve learned this too: the same aura that makes me a target also makes me strong. The same light that draws in negativity can repel it. I’ve learned to protect my energy, to be mindful about who and what I let into my space. Not everyone drawn to your light comes with kindness.

A light aura can be dangerous, but it’s also a gift. A gift that carries responsibility — to guard it, to nurture it, to keep it shining. I refuse to let blame, fear, or negativity dim my light. I choose resilience. I choose to shine on, no matter what comes my way.

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