Understanding The Etheric Body

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The Etheric Body is the first auric layer closest to the physical body and is associated with physical aspects and awareness of the material body. It bridges the material body to the higher vibrational bodies. â€oeEther― meaning the state between energy and matter.
- it has the same structure as the physical body including all anatomical parts and organs
- this vital energy field forms the blue print for the physical matter of body tissues
- colour varies from light blue to grey
- it extends 1/4 - 2 inches beyond the physical body and pulsates at 15-20 cycles/min.
- it relates to the First Root

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