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Last updated on: February 23, 2013 at 11:22 am by Pamala Oslie
Tailor Your New Year’s Resolution to Your Personality for Indigos and Reds 2013-02-23T11:22:04-07:00 Pamala Oslie
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Start the year off right by honoring your true colors and making this New Year’s resolution the most powerful yet. Once you discover your true aura colors – what physicists call the electromagnetic field – and the personality, emotions and temperament they reflect, you can make a New Year’s resolution that will speed you on your way to living a fulfilling life.
Here is an example of a resolution you can make that will fulfill your aura color personality:
Indigos
Indigos are here to live as examples of a new higher awareness. They are usually honest, aware, independent, fearless, and strong willed, but also bright, creative, and sensitive. Indigos are old souls who know who they are and where they came from. They are so highly psychic, unusual and spiritually advanced that some people find it difficult to know how to deal with them. With their clarity and awareness, Indigos are extraordinarily truthful and unwilling to be forced into any mold. They cannot be coerced into doing anything they do not believe in. They cannot be manipulated by peer pressure or by promises of acceptance and love from others. They do not believe in the concepts of guilt or punishment, so neither can be used effectively to persuade them to go against their basic beliefs. They can become frustrated with people and can react by becoming physically abusive, hyperactive, withdrawn, or self-destructive.
Resolution: I commit this year to trusting my intuition and acting in alignment with these inner senses. I also commit to having compassion and tolerance for those who do not understand higher spiritual principles and may have lost their way. I commit to living as an example of love and understanding so that others may see what is possible and live with the same courage and commitment.
Reds
Reds love expressing themselves through their physical bodies. They live their lives in the here-and-now with zest, strength, courage and self-confidence. Reality must be tangible to them. They must be able to see, touch, hear, smell or taste it. Reds are most comfortable and alive when physical strength and stamina are required. They enjoy the challenges of moving physical objects or their physical bodies rather than dealing with mental or emotional problems. These personalities are practical, realistic, hard working, and action oriented. They love seeing the immediate results of their work. Reds can be refreshingly honest or brutally blunt and abrupt. In power they are slow to anger. When they do get angry, they get over it quickly and do not hold grudges. Reds who are out of power, however, become angry, easily frustrated, physically explosive, and potentially dangerous. Their rage is usually released physically. They can also tend over indulge their physical appetite. They can eat, drink, and “be merry” to excess.
Resolution: I commit to maintaining a healthy and fit body – not to over indulge my physical appetite in ANY area. I also commit to restraining my emotional outbursts and turn instead to calm and rational conversation. I will learn to breathe, count to ten, or remove myself from any upsetting situation, releasing my frustration in a physically healthy and socially appropriate way before returning to the person or situation.
About Pamala Oslie
For 28 years, Pamala has worked professionally helping people better understand themselves and living happier lives by using her psychic abilities and her rare ability to see auras. Pam has her own radio show on KZSB in Santa Barbara, CA, is the author of three books, Life Colors, Love Colors, and Make Your Dreams Come True, and has an extensive global clientele including many celebrities. She has appeared on numerous national and regional television and radio programs, including “Iyanla” and “Coast to Coast Radio,” been featured in magazines and newspapers around the country, and is a sought-after speaker for Fortune 500 companies. Pam will be a featured speaker at the TEDx conference in Santa Barbara, CA this 11/11/12.
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