Know Your Aura with Mystic Michaela

Episode 299: Getting Along with Logical Auras
Date: November 20, 2025
Host: Mystic Michaela
Podcast Network: Wave Podcast Network

Episode Overview

This episode dives deep into how to get along with people who have “logical” aura color combinations—such as reds, yellows, and greens—exploring the unique ways these energies influence personality, communication, and conflict. Mystic Michaela and Scotty walk listeners through the traits, sticking points, and effective strategies for navigating relationships with logical auras. The advice is practical for common life scenarios: whether that tricky coworker, a hard-to-read neighbor, or a relative with steadfast opinions.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Nature of Logical Aura Combos

• Logical auras are less about empathy, more about systems, rules, and "the right way."
• Many logical aura people are not self-reflective or tuned into concepts like auras (03:15).

Notable Quote

“These people we’re talking about today… they definitely don’t know what auras are or their aura color. And they might not be as self-aware as you are.”
—Mystic Michaela [03:00]

2. Getting Along with Red Aura Combos

General Red Traits

• Strong-willed, like to be in charge, dislike explaining themselves.
• They make quick decisions and stick with them, often avoiding adaptability.
• Leadership is natural to them; not being in charge makes them nervous (04:14).

Red Blue

• Want to do the right thing and tend to take responsibility for outcomes.
• Can become stubborn and defensive if their authority is questioned.
• Best approached with affirmation and flattery, gently suggesting your input as a way for them to help you.
• Confronting them directly will likely cause them to armor up and get defensive (06:34).

Quote:

“Flattery goes a long way with a red blue.”
—Mystic Michaela [06:32]

How Red Blues interact with each other:

• Often size each other up and avoid stepping on each other’s toes; sometimes adopt a subservient role if the other is more dominant (08:03).

Notable Gender Differences

• Red blue women are quieter and tend to be better listeners but share the same core traits, often shaped by societal expectations (08:33).

Red Indigo

• More sensitive and emotionally driven than red blues.
• Often reclusive and work best solo or behind the scenes, expressing leadership through writing or advocacy.
• Need gentle, emotionally connected approaches.

Quote:

“Red indigos are more reclusive… I notice a lot of the way they express themselves comes out with writing or media, not so much face to face.”
—Mystic Michaela [09:19]

Red Purple

• Powerhouses: direct, assertive, and don’t play mind games.
• Red purple women sometimes face more challenges fitting into group dynamics, but are straightforward.
• Best way to get along is to be honest, direct, and own your emotional experience.

Quote:

“Red purple women can be seen as not always fitting into a group or the women hierarchy. They sense them, but they don’t care.”
—Mystic Michaela [14:07]

3. Getting Along with Yellow Aura Combos

General Yellow Traits

• System creators: like order, apps, organization.
• Believe their way is usually the best way and enjoy learning new methods or systems.
• Ask lots of questions and often lead group projects.

Yellow Blue

• Tendency to “suffer in silence”—won’t speak up about discomfort or being overwhelmed.
• Hard to connect deeply, as they avoid burdening others and keep emotional boundaries (21:04).

Yellow Indigo

• Similar to yellow blues but even more reclusive.
• Likely to “ghost” when overwhelmed, disappearing rather than confronting (22:54).

Advice:

• Take things at face value and don’t force emotional connection.
• Invite open communication but accept when they don’t engage (24:57).

Humorous Anecdote:

“There will be a yellow in your neighborhood who’s secretly very, very annoyed with you.”
—Scotty [27:43]

Yellow Purple

• Noticeable for their intense scanning and detail-orientation.
• Can seem judgy or slow to emotionally respond because they filter everything.

Quote:

“You might pick up that scan and be like, oh, my god, is Nancy judging me?”
—Mystic Michaela [29:38]

• Sometimes appear braggy or competitive, especially if unself-aware (30:42).
• Best approach: limit time if they drain you or recognize their need to talk things out is self-focused.

Yellow Pink

• Seem to live in their “joy bubble” and can be hard to engage with on practical tasks.
• To connect, immerse yourself in their world and go along with their preferred activities (34:53).

Yellow Turquoise

• “Organized woo-woo” types: blend systemized approaches with alternative wellness philosophies.
• Can become preachy or act superior about their beliefs if unself-aware.
• Best to disengage from arguments; remain nonconfrontational (37:58).

4. Getting Along with Green Aura Combos

General Green Traits

• Lone wolves, very independent, follow their own set of “commandments.”

• Less overtly communicative, especially among men; women greens typically converse better.

• Distinction between logic colors when upset (driving analogy at 44:41):

  • Reds interpret wrongs as disrespect.
  • Yellows see rule violations.
  • Greens blame systemic problems (“The road needs another lane.”).

Green Blue

• Reclusive and often “screensaver mode”; don’t engage unless necessary.
• Hard to interact with because they assume you should already understand their thoughts (46:34).

Advice:

“It’s like learning another language. They think this, therefore, this is what they’re doing.”
—Mystic Michaela [47:03]

Green Indigo

• Can become emo, pessimistic, or withdrawn, especially if out of work/purpose.
• Need validation for their emotional reclusiveness; not easily pulled from negative cycles.

Quote:

“There’s nothing worse than a green out of a job… They need to feel busy all the time.”
—Mystic Michaela [49:16]

• Benefit from poetic outlets; songwriting or storytelling appeals to their depth (51:31).

Green Purple

• Often leaders, tunnel-visioned, and focused on appearances.

• Can be dismissive and unwilling to acknowledge input outside their chosen narrative.

• Addictive Personalities:
  Frequently discussed as struggling with addiction and hard to reach due to their fixed beliefs (54:24).

Quote:

“If you have to deal with a green purple who’s addicted, they don’t want to hear it. They’ll push you out—delete, delete, delete.”
—Mystic Michaela [55:10]

Green Turquoise (“Green-Koise”)

• Chill but aloof — may be honest to a fault or simply hard to connect with due to their airy presence.
• Generally less “difficult” than other combos, but don’t expect validation or engagement (56:26).

5. Comparisons and Final Thoughts

Easiest and Hardest Logical Auras to Deal With

• Mystic Michaela: finds red blues and yellow blues among the easiest, depending on personal triggers (57:46).
• Emphasized the need for self-awareness for all parties; some combos are only tricky when those individuals are unreflective.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Red purples apologize when they need you, they accept your apologies. They do get over things.” —Mystic Michaela [16:02]
• “Yellows… always think that possibly their way is a correct way, something they share with greens.” —Mystic Michaela [21:04]
• “With yellow blues, it’s like, can you… It’s hard to connect or hard to get close to them because they're in a bubble of independence.” —Mystic Michaela [22:09]
• "If you have to deal with someone who’s a yellow purple and using you as their vision board... limit your time; it’s not personal.” —Mystic Michaela [32:11]
• “Greens communicate… They sure do think they do.” —Mystic Michaela [43:01]
• “For green blues, they have like, screensaver vibes. So it’s like, hello, Earth to you…” —Mystic Michaela [45:49]

Important Timestamps

• 03:00 – Framing the type of people discussed: non-self-aware, not inherently “bad.”
• 04:14 – Deep dive into red aura traits.
• 06:32–07:20 – How to approach red blues, what to avoid.
• 09:19 – Red indigos: why sensitivity and solitude matters.
• 13:36–15:04 – Red purples: charm, gender differences, straight talk.
• 21:04–22:54 – Yellow auras: systems, organization, problem-solving.
• 24:57–26:26 – Strategies for yellow blues/indigos: don’t force, accept limits.
• 29:38 – The infamous “yellow purple scan” and why it feels judgy.
• 34:53 – Navigating yellow pink bubbles (join in or step back).
• 37:58 – Dealing with preachy yellow turquoises.
• 44:41 – Car analogy: seeing the logic colors in action.
• 46:34–47:03 – How green blues process and communicate (or don’t).
• 49:16 – Green indigos and the struggle of lost purpose.
• 54:11–55:10 – Green purples and addictive tendencies.
• 56:26 – Green turquoises (green-koises) and their airy detachment.
• 57:46 & 58:19 – Host picks on easiest logical auras.

Final Takeaways

• The best strategies for dealing with logical aura types involve understanding their worldview, validating their systems, and adjusting expectations for emotional sharing.
• For many logical combos, especially when they lack self-awareness, indirect and gentle communication—sometimes with a dash of humor or flattery—is most effective.
• The episode promises a future exploration of “double empath” aura combinations for those wanting more guidance on compassionate, intuitive personalities (“double empaths”).

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