The reading
Warmth with a long memoryAura colour
Amber Aura
Read as warmth with a long memory. A real wavelength, 585–595 nanometres.
Checked against the visible spectrum
Amber is a real colour of light
A narrow real band between yellow and orange, and the colour used in traffic signals precisely because the eye catches it quickly.
19 of 31 aura colours have no wavelength. Why →
Nearest colours in the spectrum
Physically adjacent to amber — a few nanometres apart, yet given entirely separate meanings.
What a amber aura is said to mean
The shadow side
Holding on past the useful pointTradition, not measurement. What aura cameras actually record →
Light and dark amber
These two are not symmetrical, and it goes the opposite way to how it looks. Dark amber is the same wavelength with less light — still pure. Light amber is that wavelength plus every other one, because white is all of them. The pale version is the mixed version.
Light amber
Adding white light, which means adding every other wavelength alongside the 585–595 nm band. So a light amber aura is, in physical terms, less purely amber than the standard one — the hue is diluted, not brightened. Read as warmth with a long memory held more lightly.Dark amber
The identical wavelength at lower intensity — fewer photons, same frequency. Dark amber is therefore the only one of the two that is still purely amber: nothing has been added to it, only removed. Read as holding on past the useful point — the strained version.Questions about the amber aura
What does a amber aura mean?
Warmth with a long memory. The shadow side is holding on past the useful point.
Is amber a real colour of light?
Yes. It occupies 585–595 nanometres of the visible spectrum — 10 nm out of the roughly 370 the eye can see — so a single frequency of light produces it.
Which chakra is amber?
None — the system covers 8 colours out of these 31. The seven chakras →
How rare is a amber aura?
Unanswerable — auras are not counted anywhere. What is countable is interest: 2,880 searches a month, rank 23 of 31.
Searched about as often
Amber ranks 23 of 31 by search demand. Its neighbours in that ranking:
Band 585–595 nm, width 10 nm. 2,880 searches a month. How this was produced →