Specific aura training Q's

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My cousin by marriage once told me that his grandma trained him to manipulate his aura. I am a sensitive, but have no formal training. He told me one part of the training was based upon the concept of whirlpools, flame, and clay. I don't know if there was a fourth since it seems to be following water, fire, and earth, but he only explained the whirlpool training and mentioned the other two. The whirlpool training was this: get in a pool, and make a whirlpool with your hand. Then do it with two hands. Try to make them bigger, and maintain them. Then eventually make one with your leg, too. Eventually your are supposed to maintain four whirlpools indefinitely with all four of your appendages. That was all he told me, and I practiced for two days until something "clicked: in my head. I asked him to look at me, and he was pissed. He was a prideful fellow, and said it took him a few weeks himself on that one. Anyways, he was a kid when he learned, and I was an adult when he taught me so it evens out. He only mentioned something about production for the flame, looking at it flicker, and molding of the clay loosely. He said don't practice one too much without the others or it would make you off balance, but he left town shortly after that and I never saw him again after that summer.

I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard of this particular training method, and if so would they please describe the clay and flame part more in depth. I seemed to intuit it pretty quickly on the first part without him there, even with my intuition, I couldn't quite manifest anything that clicked inside relating the the flame or clay even if I could loosely grasp it. I've googled since then, and everything. Just cannot seem to find this one method that worked so well for me the first time.

He said he could shape his aura in giant, comical fists, and stretch it all the way up to airplanes. His training was downright abusive as a child, but I heard he lost it since.