We see wings on people quite a lot, and we also see halos, but much more rarely.

In the old paintings, they were depicted as gold disks. Like in this beautiful painting, Pieta by William Bouguereau.

Pieta by William Bougeureau

But we see the halo in the Aluna more as a plate that goes behind the head and down to the shoulders like this Coptic painting below on wood from 700 A.D.

Coptic Painting

But from when we first see it appear on someone, it seems to take a few days to develop into a fully-formed golden plate that touches the shoulders.

Then in the Aluna, we see the halo come through to the forehead as spinning vortex of golden light as in this animated gif (below) we had made for us.

It is so interesting that the painters of old had the etheric halo depicted so accurately, someone must have had the sight of it all those years ago. (sw)

How We See the Human Halo

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