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I've always believed in auras and spirituality and have some intuition regarding most people, but have never actually seen or felt an aura that I was fully aware of. I just had an experience with my son that I'm trying to understand but google has done no help and would love some insight.
Some background: my son is 4 and is currently in occupational therapy for sensory processing struggles such as tactile sensitivities and sound sensitivities. He also has some struggles with his proprioceptive sense in that he is constantly moving and seeking deep pressure from crashing into things and jumping from high places. When hes really struggling with these things, he get into these modes that he cant turn anything off. His whole body wiggles whole he sprints and jumps off anything he can find and has this huge uncomfortable smile on his face. He looks like he cant control his own body and has verbally stated that he wishes he could stop in those moments. Hence the OT sessions. They have helped immensly but he still struggles of course, falling asleep being one of the biggest areas of struggle for him.
Since starting OT hes actually been able to settle his body down at night with help but tonight he seemed incredibly anxious. He was laying down on the bed and using his wall to flip his body upside down and essentially do head stands from his pillow. When I got him to lay safely for a minute I had this overwhelming feeling that I could only describe as I felt like his aura was vibrating. His body itself was not vibrating, he was just moving his arms around in silly positions but the feeling of his soul vibrating was just pouring out of his existence. I feel like this is some way that im feeling his anxiety radiating off of him but would love to hear more of an insight from someone who knows more about auras and vibrations. My biggest goal has been to just help the little dude get through these anxieties and if this is a way i can learn more about him and how to gelp him, i would love to learn as much as i can.
Thank you for those that stuck with me to the end.
