What is the Aura Colour Quiz?
An aura is described in many traditions, from Indian yoga texts to modern Western energy healing, as a field of light around the body that reflects your mood, personality and spirit. Colour readers link each colour with a set of traits: red with drive, blue with calm honesty, violet with vision, and so on.
This quiz works the other way round from a photograph. Instead of guessing a colour from an image, it asks you 18 plain questions about how you actually live: what recharges you, how you handle a difficult conversation, what a free Saturday looks like. Each answer adds weight to one or two of 11 colours (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet, pink, white, gold and tan).
You get three colours, not one, because people are not one colour. Your primary is the main drive. Your secondary shapes how you use it. Your third tends to show up when you are at your best or fully relaxed. The report reads all three, then covers love, work, stress, the shadow side of your lead colour, and a short colour practice you can use on a hard day.
Treat it as a personality quiz with a pretty vocabulary. It cannot see or measure an aura, and we say that plainly inside the report too. The useful part is the mirror: keep the lines that ring true and leave the rest.
How it works
There are 18 questions. Every option carries a small weight table, adding 1 or 2 points to one or two of the 11 colours. Because the colours do not appear in an equal number of questions, raw points alone would favour whichever colour is offered most often.
So each colour score is normalised: its points are divided by the most it could possibly have earned across all 18 questions, then blended 70/30 with the raw count (70 per cent normalised, 30 per cent raw). That keeps rare colours winnable while still rewarding a colour you picked many times. The top three scores become your primary, secondary and third colour, and the percentages shown are each colour share of the whole mix.
Your report lists every raw point total so you can see exactly how close the race was. When the top two scores are within a few points, the report says so, because that usually means you genuinely switch between the two depending on the week.
How it connects to your star sign
Aura colours and zodiac signs share a lot of traditional symbolism, because both systems inherited the same planetary associations. Red belongs to Mars and so to Aries. Yellow and gold belong to the Sun and so to Leo. Pink and green belong to Venus and so to Taurus and Libra. Indigo and white lean towards Pisces and Cancer, the two most intuitive and lunar signs. Your report names the signs linked to your primary and secondary colours with a one line reason each, and adds your own sun sign if you enter your birth date, so you can see where they agree and where they pull in different directions.