3133. bear it when they believe him to be less deceitful than others, and more upright, because he desires to be in charge of all [see 3074]. He has complained about this aura several times, and betaken himself elsewhere. In general, evil spirits cannot stand the aura of faith, for which reason the sensitivity to auras is taken away, diminished, or increased by the Lord. And then those spirits flee away to whom an aura is repugnant-for example just now a spirit complained. An angelic aura, when they wish to find out what it is, and what it is like, penetrates so deeply into the inner parts of a spirit, that the spirit is turned into such forms, and appears just as they are portrayed, such as flaming, white, black, clouds, and more; also into animals, according to their nature and state of mind. 1748, 12 Sept.