COLOURS

Introduction to Colour Healing - Chromotherapy

2015-06-03T13:43:00.002+10:00

Introduction to Colour Healing - Chromotherapy

The art of Chromotherapy or Color Healing is an ancient one and can be traced back to early Egyptian times. The Hindus have used colour and its’ healing benefits as part of their Ayurvedic medicine system since ancient times.

In the UK Chromotherapy is recognized by the medical profession as well as alternative therapists of all kinds, as a powerful aid to recovery and healing. The interiors of their medical clinics, hospitals and healing centers are painted in appropriate healing colors to correspond with patient’s dis-eases.

Prior to using Color Healing (or Chromotherapy) be sure to check the medical history of your client/patient so that you do not use the wrong color, therefore possibly making their particular problem worse. (For example, do not use Red for patients who suffer from high blood pressure). Record the medical history, lifestyle, diet and color preferences of the client. Also look at the skin and use your psychic and intuitive abilities to tune-in and know that you are using the correct color. Another method is to run your fingers down the spine and feel the different vibration of each color and intuitively/psychically ‘see’ the colors.

The colours we see around us every day and the colors we choose to wear and decorate our lives with all have significance, energy and vibrations all of their own which influence us in different ways.

All colors, whether dark, pale, murky, bright or in between, tell a story. This story is like the weaving of our lives and as our lives change constantly, so do the colors that surround us. Each and every person on the earth plane has their own personal colors around them. These colors can change from second to second depending upon what is happening in their life, and even as particular moods change. Also, as another person walks close to you or interacts with you, just for an instant your Auric color can change. Moods, as well as our inner feelings, like when we are sad, tired, happy, ill or angry, make colors around us change. These colors in our Aura are in constant movement, even while we sit and relax, sleep and especially when we meditate.

A form of Chromotherapy involves using different coloured swatches or pieces of silk or other natural fabrics, on different parts of the body. The facilitator or healer directs the Universal Life Energies to enter and heal the physical body through the use of the appropriate color for each particular ailment.

Although each ailment resonates with a particular color, the facilitator or healer generally uses their intuition or messages telling them where to hold each color and for how long etc.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

Choosing a Car by its Colour - What the Colour of Your Car Says About You

2015-06-03T13:35:00.002+10:00

Choosing a Car by its Colour - What the Colour of Your Car Says About You

There are many different aspects to consider when buying a car, such as budget, comparing car brands, sizes, models, mileage, prices etc. We also consider the car’s colour. The colour of the car you choose to drive can reveal a great deal about your personality and your outlook and attitude about yourself, your life and your lifestyle choices. The colour of your car subconsciously tells a story about who you are, and could be sending out subliminal messages to others.

WHITE
WHITE is a combination of all colours within the light spectrum, and is associated with goodness, perfection, purity, innocence, truth, faith, sincerity, cleanliness, peace and harmony, refinement and dignity.
Those who choose to drive a WHITE car are often ‘neat-freaks’ who value order and organization, and who prefer to be up-front and honest in both their professional and private lives. Driving a WHITE vehicle may indicate someone who is truthful and honest, and at times, fastidious and fussy. Drivers of WHITE cars can also be seen to be frivolous and lacking in financial caution.
Those who drive WHITE cars are often generous and outgoing people who are earnest and accommodating, and often have very trusting personalities. People who choose to drive WHITE vehicles often have average self-confidence about the course of their lives, and are quite consistent in regards to their moods and attitudes.
A clean WHITE car indicates someone who pays great attention to detail and who is cautious and careful in life. WHITE car owners can be critical and discerning, detail-minded and overly-cautious.
A dirty WHITE car can imply that the owner is indifferent, lazy and sloppy.

CREAM coloured car drivers are generally controlled and self-contained people who are calm, methodical and patient.

BLACK
BLACKcontains all colours of the spectrum. It is authoritive and powerful and evokes strong emotions. BLACK is the colour of extremes - all or nothing.
A BLACK car denotes authority, and those who own and drive one send the subconscious message that they are self-assured, confident and in control of their world. BLACK is the ultimate ‘power’ colour, and people who choose to drive a BLACK car have a desire to be taken seriously by others. A BLACK car is the perfect choice to make when wanting the world to know that you have arrived.
BLACK car drivers are said to be aggressive, competitive and intimidating, and can come across as discreet and secretive. A BLACK car adds mystery, and can suggest a deep and complex personality. Those who drive BLACK cars often have an aggressive streak.
Driving a BLACK car can suggest that the owner may have a mysterious, two-sided personality, and can indicate someone who is not easily manipulated.
Those who drive a BLACK car are often very careful about keeping up their appearances and maintaining a semblance of order and authority. These people like to project a smooth, professional appearance. BLACK cars are often chosen by well disciplined people who like elegance and luxury.

GREY
The colour GREY relates to formality, knowledge and inner-wisdom, insight and reflection, and those who choose a GREY car are often conservative, pragmatic and ‘corporate’, refined, elegant and aloof.
GREY is sleek and cool, and a GREY car can suggest practicality and reliability.
A GREY car indicates someone who enjoys their comforts in life, and who has great emotional stability and self-reliance. People who choose to drive GREY cars are often reasonable, helpful and agreeable souls who like to go with the flow of life.

SILVER
SILVER is the ultimate colour of sophistication and represents justice and purity.
A SILVER car exudes a certain style and elegance and suggests a serious machine. SILVER cars can represent luxury, wealth and prestige, and those who own and drive SILVER cars often subconsciously exude these qualities. SILVER cars give the impression of being financially established and stable, and SILVER car owners usually come across as calm, confident and competent drivers as SILVER is representative of a confident, cool-headed person. People who own SILVER cars are most often very thoughtful and attentive drivers.
Choosing a SILVER car can indicate someone who likes luxury and the finer things in life, and who often has a futuristic outlook.
A SILVER car can indicate one who likes things to be ‘just so’, and those who own and drive SILVER vehicles have a positive attitude about their life’s direction.
Those who choose to own and drive a SILVER car often easily fit in with most other people and environments, and are able to accomplish great things. People who drive SILVER cars often seek stability in all areas of their lives.

YELLOW
The colour YELLOW is associated with optimism, confidence, cheerfulness, joy and happiness. It is a reviving and revitalizing colour that is the first in the solar spectrum for maximum brightness and luminosity.
Choosing a YELLOW car suggests someone who has a sunny and joyful disposition. YELLOW car owners are bright and optimistic in their day-to-day lives and have an expectant and positive attitude to their present and future.
Those who own and drive YELLOW cars have great self-confidence and enjoy having fun and embracing their inner-child. They are idealistic, intelligent, intuitive and warm characters, but at times can come across as a little ‘scatter-brained’. They love life and make a point of surrounding themselves with like-minded people. They are energetic, creative and like to stand out in the crowd.
Drivers of YELLOW vehicles can sometimes have a childish outlook on life.

GOLD
The colour GOLD relates to absolute authority, perfection, self-esteem and self-confidence, wealth and luxury. GOLD also signifies determination and an unyielding nature.
A GOLD coloured car signifies pride and self-worth, and those who choose a GOLD car are often warm and intelligent and seek personal comfort. Those who own and drive GOLD coloured cars give the impression that they are independently-minded, and do not lack financially.

GREEN
GREEN symbolizes balance, stability, growth and normality, and those who choose GREEN cars are generally civilized, socially-conscious and well-adjusted people.
People who drive GREEN cars are most often very upbeat and positive people who care about the environment and traditional ways of being. Driving a GREEN car indicates someone who is traditional, trustworthy and well-balanced. Owners of GREEN cars are typically peaceful people who possess calm, comforting personalities.
A GREEN car driver is a conscientious and considerate person who tends to keep their emotions balanced, regardless of circumstances.
People who choose to drive GREEN cars are generally less concerned with appearances and more focused upon integrity. Practicality is a priority for those who choose a GREEN car.

Choosing a LIGHT GREEN car can suggest someone who is lively, whimsical and lively.

RED
RED is associated with danger, excitement and speed. RED is an exciting colour that embodies vitality, fun, ambition and achievement.
RED gives off a high energy vibration that has been found to raise the blood pressure and stimulate the senses, and those who own and drive RED cars may be inclined to take more risks than others. While RED cars don’t necessarily don’t go any faster than any other car, the owners of RED cars are most often the ones trying to get ahead of the pack.
Those who choose to drive a RED car often resonate with high-action, sex appeal, moving quickly and being flashy.
A RED car can indicate a passionate person who likes to take charge of situations, and who at times can seem a little ‘wild’. RED car owners are not afraid to get things done.
RED cars denote those who have ‘high performance’ energy and drive, and who are full of zest, courage, ambition and verve. They can be impatient characters who live their lives at a fast pace. People who drive RED cars are often enthusiastic about life and are passionate about their interests and themselves.
Those who drive a RED car can be described as being extroverted and ‘out there’. They have a ‘go-getter’ type of personality and enjoy adventure and action.
Those who drive RED cars are ‘take charge’ kinds of people who like to get things done quickly and efficiently.
RED car owners can be impulsive and aggressive and can be prone to emotional ups and downs in quick succession.
Physically aggressive types of people will be attracted to a shiny RED car.

BRIGHT RED subconsciously sends others the message that the owner is in a high income bracket.

BURGUNDY gives a similar message, but is less obvious.

BLUE
The colour BLUE is a conceptual colour that is crisp, clean and refreshing. BLUE is symbolic of optimism, renewal, wisdom, patience and auspicious opportunities. BLUE is calming and instills gentleness, thoughtfulness and composure.
Those who drive BLUE cars are generally consistent in their moods and attitudes. People who drive BLUE care are often loyal and honest, and prefer to blend in rather than stand out in the crowd.
BLUE cars are chosen by loyal, trustworthy people who relish peace, calm and tranquillity, and practicality is a priority for those who drive a BLUE coloured car.
BLUE denotes devotions, accomplishment and introspection, and those who choose a BLUE car are hard workers who achieve their goals and are able to find personal success.
Those who own and drive a BLUE car are generally not overly dramatic and/or emotional. BLUE car owners are often the ones that others turn to for honest advice and wise guidance.

Choosing a DARK BLUE car indicates someone who is confident, credible and dependable. People who drive DARK BLUE cars often have a great deal of self-confidence and are most positive about the course of their lives.

Those who drive MEDIUM BLUE coloured cars are often faithful, calm, quiet, reflective and cautious people.

A LIGHT BLUE car can indicate a person who is cool and calm, quiet and loyal, although they may lack a bit of self-confidence about their direction in life. Those who drive LIGHT BLUE cars are serene and peaceful people who often have a strong maternal instinct.

PURPLE
The colour PURPLE resonates with royalty, nobility, mysticism, dignity and integrity, creativity and inspiration.
Those who choose to drive a PURPLE car are often creative individuals who are intuitive, unique and individual, but who can also sometimes be seen as eccentric. People who drive PURPLE cars are individualistic, creative and original characters.
People who choose PURPLE cars are often naturally artistic and creative, and can be temperamental and overly sensitive.
Those who drive PURPLE cars live their lives with strength and purpose.
Those who drive DARK PURPLE cars are often out to leave a mark on the world.

PINK
PINK is the colour of femininity, love and affection, compassion and kindness, and happiness and joy.
Those who possess PINK cars like a feminine touch and have a soft side to their personalities. They are often happy people who possess good health and wellbeing.
PINK cars are chosen by people who are loving and affectionate, and who exude tenderness and caring for others.

ORANGE
The colour ORANGE is a warm colour that has the ability to stimulate and arouse the senses. ORANGE symbolizes self-expression and self-confidence, gaiety and enthusiasm, flamboyance and passion. ORANGE also encourages energy, activity, incentive and motivation.
An ORANGE car can suggest that the driver is eccentric, attention-seeking and upbeat, fun-loving, trendy, fickle, social and talkative. They are often happy people who possess an optimistic outlook on life. ORANGE car drivers are fun-loving souls whose goal is fun and frivolity. They are usually loud, cheerful people who have a great sense of humour and who are socially-minded and enjoy the company of like-minded people.
ORANGE car owners are generally confident, positive people who desire attention and want others to appreciate their boldness and uniqueness. ORANGE car owners are impulsive and spontaneous and they enjoy being the centre of attention. ORANGE car drivers are often very independent yet social beings who are often oblivious to the opinions of the world.
Those who drive ORANGE cars are often sentimental and like to reminisce.

BROWN
BROWN is the colour of our Earth and is associated with all things organic and natural. The colour BROWN suggests practicality and stability, conservatism and integrity, organization and orderly management.
Those who choose to drive a BROWN car are often no-nonsense, down-to-earth kinds of people who are independent, practical, sensible and grounded. They most often enjoy the simple things in life and are approachable and responsible and make loyal and steadfast friends. Those who own and drive a BROWN car are honest and reliable people who are true to themselves and others.
People who choose a BROWN car are generally stable and unpretentious, although they can also be shrewd and practical at times. They often have a humanitarian side to their nature, and have natural concern and compassion for others.
BROWN car owners most often possess wholesome, straightforward personalities.

A BEIGE or TAUPE coloured car indicates someone with basic, simple, traditional values and tastes. People who drive BEIGE cars are often deep-thinkers who spend much of their drive-time mulling over and pondering the world’s worries and wonders.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

COLOURS of the CHAKRAS - COLOUR HEALING and the CHAKRAS

2015-06-03T13:17:00.001+10:00

COLOUR HEALING and the CHAKRAS
COLOURS of the CHAKRAS

The art of Chromotherapy, or ‘Colour Healing’ is an ancient one and can be traced back to early Egyptian times.The Hindus have used colour and it's healing benefits, as part of their Ayurvedic medicine system since ancient times.

In England it is recognised by the medical profession as well as alternative therapists of all kinds, as a powerful aid to recovery and healing.The interiors of their medical buildings, hospitals and Healing Centres are painted in appropriate healing colours to correspond with patient's dis-eases.

All Colours tell a story
This story is like the weaving of our lives and as our lives change constantly, so too do the colours that surround us. Each human (and living thing) on the Earthplane has their own personal colours around them, and these colours can change from second to second depending upon what is happening in their life, and even as there are particular mood changes.

The field of colours that surround us all, is known as the 'Aura'. The Aura and it's colours, are in constant movement.

The human body has 7 main Chakras. Each of these Chakras resonates with a Colour:
RED ORANGE YELLOW GREEN/PINK BLUE INDIGO WHITE/VIOLET

The BASE CHAKRA
The Base (or Root) Chakra is RED and is situated at the base of the spine.

The Base Chakra represents the 'Physical Element' and relates to: the legs, feet, bones and the large intestine. The Base Chakra houses the Karmic forces and when this chakra is active and balanced, there is a sense of purpose, a sense of belonging to the natural world, and a willingness to take personal responsibility for actions and deeds.

Red
Red resonates to the energies of: activity, passion, heat, aggression and movement.

The SPLEEN CHAKRA
The Spleen Chakra is ORANGE and is located at the base of the back,and to the left-hand side of the spleen.

The Spleen Chakra is known as the 'Vitality Centre' or 'Life Force'. It relates to the endocrine glands, and governs all liquids, including the circulation of the blood, urine and the like.
When balanced, the Spleen Chakra brings a sense of self-confidence and creativity, and allows the imagination to be used constructively.It also enhances the sense of completeness and integration.

Orange
Orange resonates with:vitality, courage, dynamic energy and good health.

The SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA
The Solar Plexus Chakra is YELLOW and is located in the middle of the back, over the kidneys, and relates to the digestive system and the adrenal glands.

It also relates to the liver, spleen, stomach and small intestines.When the energies of the Solar Plexus Chakra are active and balanced, the individual enjoys general wellbeing and has a clear sense of self-determination.

Yellow
Yellow relates to:Intellect, intuition, mental power and concentration.

The HEART CHAKRA
The Heart Chakra is located between the shoulder blades, and is in line with the heart. This Chakra is seen as GREEN, PINK, or the combination of the two.

The Heart Chakra is the 'Harmonizing Element' and relates to the thymus gland, lungs, heart, arms and hands.

When open and balanced, this Chakra gives one the genuine ability to give and receive, and compassion develops. The Heart Chakra also relates to Unconditional Love on all levels.

Green and Pink
The colour for the Heart Chakra is GREEN, although some people visualize it as PINK, or a combination of the two.

Green is the colour of balance, peace and harmony.Green loosens and equalizes the 'etheric' body and is the colour of:energy, youth, growth, inexperience, fertility and new life.

Pink is the colour which represents love and Unconditional Love on all levels.

The THROAT CHAKRA
The Throat Chakra is BLUE, and is located at the front of the throat and the base of the skull. It is our 'Communication Centre’ and relates to the neck and shoulders.

The Throat Chakra represents the power to communicate verbally, and activating this Chakra brings telepathy into consciousness. When the Throat Chakra is opened and balanced, the powers of communication and creativity come to life, adding a new dimension to our comprehension of 'experience'.

Blue
Blue represents: inspiration, healing on all levels, peace of mind and calmness.
Blue raises the consciousness to the realm of Spirit and is the colour to use in meditation.Blue is also the colour which is used to increase the metabolism and it builds vitality, yet is cooling and soothing.

The BROW CHAKRA (3rd Eye)
The 3rd Eye, or Brow Chakra is INDIGO and is located at the centre of the forehead, above the nose.It relates to the pineal gland, the eyes, sound, smell and the two hemispheres of the brain. This is the centre for 'Inspiration and Intuition'. It is also known and the 'Command Centre.'

Activating this Chakra increases the power of visualization and brings freedom at many levels, as the state of consciousness represented by this Chakra is beyond all karmic influences.

Indigo
Indigo has a cooling vibration, and is a purifier on all levels.It is stimulating and regenerating to the mind, body and soul.

The CROWN CHAKRA
The Crown Chakra is WHITE or VIOLET, and is situated at the top of the head, or crown. It is the element of 'Spiritual or Higher Consciousness'. The Crown Chakra relates to the cerebral cortex, the brain, the whole body and its malfunctions or alienations. It also represents the potential for enlightenment and is the centre of intuition and spiritual understanding.

When balanced, the Crown Chakra brings: wholeness, completeness and realization on all levels.

White
White holds the qualities of:purity, new beginnings, spirituality and upliftment.

Violet
Violet is a colour that is rarely seen in the Aura, although, when it is, it is a sign of true greatness and worthiness. Violet is the highest of Spiritual vibrations.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

COLOURS in DREAMS - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

2015-06-02T13:57:00.002+10:00

COLOURS in DREAMS - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

Colours provide us with valuable insights into our life’s experiences. A knowledge of the significance of the colours in our dreams is a wonderful tool for understanding the messages and meaning our dreams.

Using colour to interpret and understand our dreams has been utilized for thousands of years in cultures with esoteric traditions. In human history, colour was believed to be one of the most important symbols in the world. The mystical and profound meanings of each colour was an integral part of all ancient civilizations who explored dreams and their meanings. Today, modern scientists and psychologists are recognizing and acknowledging the beneficial uses of colour for therapeutic and medicinal purposes. Researchers have discovered that specific colours trigger the same responses in people, regardless of their culture or background.

Even though we may not be consciously aware of it, we acknowledge the energy and power of the colours in our lives, and this is often reflected in our dreams and dream imagery and symbology. Colour plays an important role in every area of our lives.

Colour has much symbology and imagery and represents our emotional states and conditions which are stimulated in our dreams. Colour combines with symbology and imagery to form a meaning or interpretation of the dream image and adds a greater emotional significance. The colour that is assigned to the dream imagery adds meaning and depth.

Some dreams may be perceived as colourless due to the dreamer’s sense of recall. Colour recall may also be associated with emotional attachments and memories.

Colour plays an integral and important role in everyone’s lives and provides us with valuable insight into our experiences through our dreams. Colours appear in our dreams in many ways. Sometimes an image can be vibrant or partial, or entirely in the natural colours of our world, such as sky blue, brown and green tones.

The clearer the colour, the more accurate and clear the meaning and message. The muddier the colour, the more that particular area (or emotion) is blocked for you.

Some people recall having only black and white dreams or with pale, insipid neutral shades. Research has shown that the majority of our dreams (70% to 83%) are in colour.

Vivid colours are usually associated with lucid dreams and dreaming.

A knowledge of the significance of the colours in our dreams is a most effective tool for understanding and interpreting our dreams.

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BEIGE
The colour beige appearing in dreams represents the basics, the essentials of life, the barest form or ‘bare bones’.
Beige presenting in your dream may indicate a neutral or unbiased view or position on a matter or in a situation.

BLACK
Black is the colour of the unconscious, mystery, change and protection. It resonates with indifference, gloom, death, darkness, obscurity and secrecy.
Black is often associated with death or major changes. Seeing black in your dream may represent the death of old ideas and/or the endings of a situation or phase in your life.
Seeing the colour black in your dreams may also suggest a hidden or rejected aspect of yourself.
Black can symbolize the unconscious, hidden things, the unknown and endings. Black appearing in dreams invites us to delve deeply in the subconscious mind in order to gain a better understanding of the ‘Self’.
Black appearing in your dreams may be representing potentials and possibilities and may be symbolic of a ‘clean slate’ or ‘blank slate’.
Within the context of the dream theme, seeing black can suggest Divine qualities and heightening spirituality.

BLACK & WHITE
To dream in black and white can suggest that you need to be more objective in formulating your choices and decisions. It may imply that you are too rigid and/or unyielding in your thought processes and may need to find balance and a place of reference. Consider the opinions and views of others to gain perspective.
Dreaming in black and white may be a sign of sadness, melancholy and/or depression. You may feel as though there is not enough excitement, variety or colour in your life.

BLUE
The colour blue vibrates with the energies of wisdom, truth, heaven, devotion, eternity, tranquillity, loyalty, openness, receptivity and loyalty.
Seeing blue in your dreams may suggest a feeling, need or desire to get away from a situation.
Blue in your dreams may symbolize your Spirit Guide (or a higher spiritual beings) guiding you.
The colour blue appearing in dreams may symbolize your Spirit Guide and Divine life path and soul mission. It also suggests clarity of mind and optimism for the future.
Alternatively, dreaming of blue may be suggesting ‘being blue’ or ‘feeling blue’.
Blue can also suggest optimism about the future and suggests clarity of mind.
Alternatively, the colour blue may be a metaphor for ‘feeling blue’ or ‘being blue’.
Wearing light blue in your dreams symbolizes your personal creativity and suggests that you are a person who likes to pace yourself in all that you do in your waking life.
The colour blue is a conceptual colour that urges us to seek our inner-truths. When blue appears in your dreams it helps you to attain inner-peace and harmony, mental security and a desire for deeper understanding.
Blue is stimulating to our spiritual security. If there is a long of blue in your dream it allows for composure, patience, gentleness and contentment.
Navy blue can be seen as a rigid or stoic colour and seen in dreams, navy blue can represent lack of individuality and conformity.
The colour blue appearing in dreams inspires:
love, kindness and compassion, wisdom, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, healing, contemplation and sensitivity.
Seeing blue in your dreams releases:
fear and anxiety, self-pity, self-rejection, worry, depression and detachment, passivity, coldness and isolation.

BROWN
Brown resonates with the introverted, concealment (as in identity), sensation and material items. The colour brown denotes practicality, domestic bliss, worldliness, conservatism and being ‘down to earth’.
Seeing brown in your dreams may be suggesting that you get ‘back to basics’.

BURGUNDY
The colour burgundy appearing in dreams can symbolize success, wealth, abundance and prosperity. Dreaming of burgundy can be indicative of your personal power and potential.

FUCHSIA
The colour fuchsia represents your connection to your spirituality and emotional stability.
Dreaming of fuchsia may suggest the letting go of the ‘old’ to allow in the ‘new’.

GOLD
Gold represent the Sun, the royal way and spiritual enlightenment. Spiritually, the colour gold reflects richness, refinement, rewards and enhancement.
Dreaming of the colour gold can signify your determined nature and ability to connect with the spiritual and angelic realms for guidance and support.

GREEN
Green symbolizes growth, positive change, healing and peace. Seeing green in your dream may suggest or symbolize your efforts to establish your independence or gain personal recognition.
Green resonates with natural life, vigour, growth, hope, good health, healing and balance and when appearing in dreams symbolizes and stimulates feelings of love, harmony, peace and personal growth.
Green seen within a dream is beneficial for healing any deep brooding feelings of regret and/or remorse.
Green appearing in dreams helps with overcoming and limiting attachments. Green energy is very healing on feelings of self-doubt and insecurity. Overall, the colour green is a very healing energy and vibration to experience in your dreams.
The colour green signifies positive changes, growth and fertility, peace and serenity. Dreaming of the colour green may be giving you the ‘green light’, implying that you are to go ahead with current plans.
Seeing green in your dreams can be implying that you are inexperienced or lack experience is some way.
Green appearing in your dreams may be symbolic of your ambitions and establishing your own independence.
Green appearing in your dreams may be suggesting that there is a need to balance your masculine and feminine aspects and attributes.
The colour green can be symbolic of money and wealth and is also the colour of envy and jealousy, depending upon the tone or theme of the dream.
Dark green can indicate materialistic tendencies, deceit and difficulties with sharing.
Olive green symbolizes natural inner-wisdom and ‘Zen’. Appearing in a dream, the colour olive green may be suggesting that you need to achieve peace in your environment in order to gain equilibrium.
Seeing green in your dreams inspires:
generosity, vitality, power, expansion, encouragement, open-heartedness, a need to nurture, compassion and empathy, sharing, harmony, balance and growth.
Green appearing in dreams releases:
possessiveness and jealousy, selfish attachment, envy, insecurity, mistrust and self-doubt.

GREY
Grey often symbolizes a lack of clarity and feeling confused, but alternatively, also symbolizes deep inner-wisdom. Seeing the colour grey in a dream may suggest being emotionally detached to something, a situation or someone.
It may also indicate feelings of fear, depression, confusion or ill-health.
The colour grey indicates depression, fear and fright, ill-health, confusion and ambivalence.
Dreaming of grey may be indicating that you are feeling isolated, detached and/or emotionally distant.
The colour grey, when appearing in your dreams, may be symbolizing your individualism.

INDIGO
Indigo is the colour of heightened spirituality and Divine guidance and protection.
Listen carefully and take special notice of dreams containing indigo, purple and violet.

IVORY
Ivory seen in dreams can sometimes suggest a superiority complex and feelings of being ‘better’ than others.

MAGENTA
Magenta represents compassion, thoughtfulness and kindness. Seeing magenta in your dreams may be a sign that you are stepping out of a dark time into brighter, happier ones.

MAUVE
To see the colour mauve in your dreams is a sign or message that you are to clear away any negative thoughts and energies and adopt a positive and optimistic attitude and mind-set.

MAROON
The colour maroon represents courage and bravery, heroism and inner-strength. Seeing it in your dreams may suggest an upcoming event or situation that will challenge you on many levels.

ORANGE
Orange symbolizes friendliness and sociability. Seeing orange in a dream may be showing you new interests and/or things that you are comfortable with. It may also suggest that you are leaning towards taking up a new interest or project.
The colour orange implies occult power as well as passion, courage and achievement.
Orange in a dream corresponds with warmth and stimulation and is a happy, joyous colour.
Seeing orange in a dream stimulates expansiveness, optimism and emotional balance.
Orange seen in a dream often suggests ambition and exploration, enthusiasm and self-motivation.
If you are someone who has a tendency to be mistrusting or suspicious, or if you are seeking more personal power, seeing orange in a dream can assist in creating balance, discernment and discrimination.
The healing, yet stimulating affects of the colour orange, when appearing in a dream, may stimulate inner-knowing and enhances intuition.
The colour orange denotes friendliness, hope, courtesy, sociability, liveliness and exuberance. Orange also stimulates all of our senses.
Seeing orange in your dreams may be a message that you desire to broaden your horizons. It is time to look to new interests and attractions.
The colour orange appearing in your dreams inspires:
enthusiasm and optimism, courage, victory, confidence, encouragement, abundant supply, attraction, kindness and expansion.
Seeing orange in dreams releases:
mistrust, a superiority complex, power-seeking pride and superficiality.

PEACH
The colour peach represents love, wisdom and innocence. Dreaming of peaches or peach coloured items may be pointing out your nurturing and caring nature, and is a prompt to put them to good use.

PINK
Pink is the colour of love, happiness and joy, kindness and affection. Dreaming of pink can imply falling in love or being in love and the associated emotions.
Disliking the colour pink, and seeing it in your dreams may be implying problems to do with your parents (predominantly with the mother figure or maternal side) and/or dependency issues.

PURPLE
Purple resonates with power and inspiration. The colour purple is most deeply associated with dreams and dreaming. Listen carefully and take special notice of dreams containing purple, indigo and violet.
Seeing purple in our dreams stimulate our need to feel at one with the Universe, and to have harmonious relationships.
Purple has soothing, calming and comforting effects and seeing purple in a dream may indicate psychic awareness and intuition.
When seeing purple in a dream you may be seeing the future as these dreams are often prophetic. Purple stimulates our spiritual perspective and intuition.
Purple is the colour of devotion, Divine healing and healing abilities, love, kindness, compassion and care. Purple is also the colour or royalty, justice, wealth, dignity and integrity.
Dreaming of purple may be imply that your spiritual side needs to be explored and expanded. Trust your intuition, always.
Take special note of dreams with a prevalence of the colour purple.
Purple appearing in your dreams inspires:
inspiration and vision, faith and trust in the future, sensitivity to the spiritual realms and psychic abilities.
Seeing purple in your dreams releases:
confusion (brings clarity), lack of discipline, resentment and contempt, arrogance, pride and forgetfulness.

RAINBOW COLOURS
A rainbow appearing in a dream denotes blessings from the heavens, and often represents the 7 main Chakras of the human body being open and operating at their optimum or are in the process of being cleared and/or healed.
Dreaming of a rainbow or rainbow colours may suggest a pact or agreement, a promise or solemn oath.
A rainbow always suggest a bright, or brighter, future.

RED
Red can symbolize courage, passion and emotional relationships. Red is also the colour of danger. Red represents energy and vitality, action, fire, blood, anger, wine and powerful sexuality.
When seeing red in your dream you may wish to consider what your personal associations are with the colour red to decipher whether it symbolizes love and passion, or caution and danger.
Seeing a predominance of red, or a distinctive object or symbol in red indicates energy and reaction as well as passion and anger. A clear red in a dream can symbolize pure anger. A muddy or murky red may suggest repressed and/or suppressed anger. Red in your dream may represent aggression, sensation and physical strength.
Having red appear in a dream can be revitalizing and stimulating, motivating action. Red vibrates with raw energy, intense passion, aggression, courage, power and impulsiveness. The colour red has deep spiritual and emotional connotations and stimulates all of our senses.
The phrase ‘seeing red’ suggests anger, and seeing it in a dream can suggest unresolved issues.
Appearing in a dream, red may be implying that you need to stop and think about your actions, and consequent re-actions.
If you are a person inclined to dwell in the past, seeing red in your dreams helps to bring you into the present moment.
Seeing the colour red in dreams inspires:
determination, honour, willpower, freedom, activity, strength, independence, initiative, leadership, passion, energy, anger and motivation.
Red appearing in a dream releases:
anger and frustration, confusion, destructive feelings, revenge, rebellion, impatience and impulsiveness.

SILVER
The colour silver is symbolic of protective energies and represents justice and purity.

TEAL
The colour teal signifies devotion, healing and trustworthiness. Teal also signifies spiritual guidance and spiritual teachings.

TURQUOISE
The colour turquoise is symbolic of karma, natural energies and healing power and abilities.
Teal is associated with the Sun, fire and masculine energies.
Depending upon the context or theme of the dream, seeing teal may indicate that you are shutting off your emotions and not allowing others in. It may also suggest that you fear upcoming changes in your life.

VIOLET
Violet is the highest spiritual colour and seeing brighter shades helps to inspire and stimulate us and opens the channel for communicating with the angelic and spiritual realms.
The colour violet represents high spirituality, purification, affection, gentleness, charm and peacefulness.
Dreaming of violet urges you to listen to your intuitive urgings and prompts as they are leading you along your Divine life path and soul purpose.
Seeing darker shades of violet in your dreams may suggest a person who feels as though they have many obstacles to overcome and/or feeling misunderstood.
Listen carefully and take special notice of dreams containing violet, indigo and purple.

WHITE
White is often regarded as the colour of truth and purity, innocence and completeness. The colour white is symbolic of perfection, peace, dignity, awareness and new beginnings.
Dreaming of white may be implying that you are experiencing a reawakening and/or a fresh outlook on life.
Seeing white in your dreams may also be a suggestion that something is being covered-up or hidden; as in ‘white-washed’.
White appearing in your dreams can also be indicative of a ‘clean slate’ or ‘blank canvas’ on which to begin or start anew.
Seeing white in your dreams may be a subconscious message to find the truth to a matter or situation, or to seek your own personal truths.
Seeing white within a dream relates to the imagination, and its effects on us stimulates creativity, Divine realization and humility.
When appearing in dreams leads us towards higher spiritual attunement and Divine love. Dreaming of white can be a great healing colour for a person with a negative self-image as white has the power of transformation.
Seeing white in our dreams inspires:
intuition, creativity, Divine guidance, meditation, reflection, inner-wisdom, grace and dignity and spiritual unity.
White appearing in dreams releases:
restrictions, intolerance, martyrdom, a critical and/or negative view.

YELLOW
The colour yellow carries both positive and negative connotations, depending upon the theme or context of the dream. Positively, seeing yellow in a dream may suggest happiness and joy, agility, harmony, wisdom, energy and the intellect. If the dream is unpleasant in nature, seeing yellow can represent disgrace, deceit, disgrace, betrayal, cowardice and illness or sickness.
Seeing yellow in your dreams may suggest a fear or inability to make a choice or decision, or to take necessary action/s. It may be implying that your desire to please others is making you at risk of sacrificing your own needs and inner-happiness. As a result, challenges and set-backs may appear in your life.
To dream of being in a yellow room suggests that you are to utilize your intuition, personal creativity and initiative to get things done. It tells of mental stimulation.
Yellow symbolizes the intellect, energy, inner-wisdom and happiness. Seeing yellow in a pleasant and/or happy dream can suggest the intuition and intuitive messages that foretell of blessings and glad tidings.
In an unpleasant or sad dream, seeing yellow may suggest sickness to come, or cowardice in a real life situation.
Yellow represents the extrovert and an extroverted personality, mental power and agility, determination, and negatively, cowardice.
Seeing yellow in a dream relates to our intellectual thinking process and stimulates logical linear thinking. The colour yellow stimulates left-brain activity, active intelligence, organisation, attention to detail, evaluation, sincerity and harmony, praise, administration, heightened expression and personal freedom.
When yellow appears in dreams it must often suggests happiness, inner-joy and blessings.
The healing power of the colour yellow, when appearing in dreams, works on both known and unknown fears. Yellow in your dreams will gradually release the tension from an accumulation of fearful experiences.
Seeing yellow in a dream inspires:
joy and optimism, expression, ability, attention to detail, active intelligence, evaluation, discipline, organization and administration.
The colour yellow appearing in dreams releases:
constriction and restriction, sorrow, selfishness and selfish judgement, bitterness, cynicism and criticism.

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Understanding the energy and vibration of colour is understanding the essence of energy.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

COLOURS and ARCHANGELS and ASCENDED MASTERS

2014-10-23T18:23:00.000+11:00

COLOURS and ARCHANGELS and ASCENDED MASTERS

RED is the first Ray and resonates with Archangel Michael and the Ascended Master El Moreya.

YELLOW is the second Ray and resonates with Archangel Jophiel and Lord Kuthumi.

PINK is the third Ray and resonates with Archangel Chamuel and the Ascended Master Serapis Bey.

WHITE relates to all Rays and resonates with Archangel Gabriel and Paul the Venetian.

EMERALD GREEN is the fourth Ray and resonates with Archangel Gabriel and Paul the Venetian.

ORANGE is the fifth Ray and resonates with Archangel Raphael and the Master Hilarian.

INDIGO is the sixth Ray and resonates with Archangel Uriel and Sananda (Jesus Christ)

VIOLET is the seventh Ray and resonates with Archangel Zadkiel and Saint-Germain.

Joanne Walmsley

Sacred Scribes

GOLD

2014-08-22T16:20:00.001+10:00

GOLD

Including: All About GOLD, GOLD Around the World and in History, GOLD as a favourite colour, GOLD Clothes – Wearing GOLD Clothing, GOLD Foods, GOLD in our DREAMS – Dreaming of GOLD, GOLD in the TAROT, GOLD Essential Oils, GOLD CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing, GOLD in the AURA, GOLD in the CHAKRAS, HEALING with GOLD – Colour Therapy using GOLD.

GOLD is an extravagant, glorious and luxurious colour that represents wealth, luxury, vibrant health and success, power and confidence.

GOLD has been revered by many different cultures throughout the centuries for its Sun inspired colour, brilliance and its ability to connect us to the Divine. The colour GOLD reflects spiritual awakening and enlightenment, and spiritual rewards and riches. Both the colour and precious metal embody the highest of spiritual essences and energies.

GOLD resonates with the Earth’s energies and carries a wealth of symbology, and relates to masculine energies and ‘Yang’. GOLD is associated with the Sun and the Element of Fire, the direction of South, the zodiac sign of Leo and The Sun Tarot card.

GOLD relates to absolute authority, self-confidence and self-esteem, creativity, perfection, solar energies and solar magic, male/masculine energies, illumination, compassion, love, passion, courage, inner-wisdom, wealth, power, abundance, prosperity, financial matters, investment, luxury, winning, worldly power, financial riches, overcoming bad habits and addictions.

GOLD also signifies determination and an unyielding nature.

GOLD AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
Throughout history, GOLD has been revered by nearly all cultures for a variety of reasons, such as its decorative purposes, its monetary value as a precious metal, its pliability and intense beauty.

GOLD also vibrates to and reflects a high spiritual energy.

GOLD FOODS
Golden apples, golden flaxseed, golden raisins.

GOLD as a FAVOURITE COLOUR
Choosing GOLD as a favourite colour indicates someone who is intelligent, optimistic and loving, and one who puts their plans into action by taking the necessary steps to achieve their goals and aspirations. It suggests that they use their wisdom and personal power for the highest good for themselves and others.

People who prefer GOLD are often optimistic, vibrant and enthusiastic, who have panache, flair and extravagant tastes. They have a love of the finer things in life and are interested in drama, art and all things of beauty. Their taste in home decor and clothing can sometimes be a little flamboyant and dramatic, yet admirable.

Those who have GOLD as their favourite colour can find success in any area that they set their mind to, although they have a tendency to have too many passions and interests going on at the same time, making it difficult to commit to one path, ambition or goal at a time.

Those whose favourite colour is GOLD are able to lead successful lives by staying open to options and opportunities that cross their paths.

Those who favour GOLD can sometimes come across as bossy, arrogant and/or overbearing to others.

GOLD CLOTHING - WEARING GOLD CLOTHES
The colour GOLD boosts confidence and assists with self-esteem, and wearing GOLD clothes and accessories attracts admirers and also helps to attract positive energies and elements into one’s life. It encourages positive changes and brings about success and fulfilment.

GOLD in our DREAMS – DREAMING of GOLD
GOLD represent the Sun, the answer ‘Yes’, confirmation, spiritual awakening and enlightenment. On a spiritual level, the colour GOLD reflects richness, refinement, rewards and enhancement.

Dreaming of the colour GOLD can signify your determined nature and ability to connect with the spiritual and angelic realms for guidance and support.

To dream of being in a GOLDEN room or being totally surrounded in GOLD suggests that you are to utilize your intuition, personal creativity and initiative to get things done in your life.

Dreaming of GOLD can suggest intuitive messages that foretell of blessings and glad tidings.

GOLD in the TAROT
GOLD appearing in the Tarot deck relates to spirituality, Divine and inner-wisdom and the intellect.

When GOLD is seen on the Tarot cards it indicates that intuition and intelligence will come to the fore in order to find a solution to a problem or issue. It indicates positive results and outcomes.

GOLDEN YELLOW is associated with The SUN Tarot card(19) which encompasses it’s love of life. The SUN Tarot card denotes 'YES'.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

GOLD CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
Ametrine, Fire Agate, Carnelian.

GOLD in the AURA
GOLD appearing in the aura reflects dynamic spiritual energy and a true coming into one’s own power. It reflects the higher energies of devotion and the restoration of harmony. GOLD indicates strong enthusiasm, great inspiration and a time of revitalization.

The muddier shades of GOLD appearing in the aura can indicate that the person is still in the process of spiritually awakening and finding enlightenment and reflects the alchemical process still being active. Muddy GOLD appearing in the aura is indicative of the process of awakening spiritually and striving for higher aspirations.

GOLDEN YELLOW appearing in the aura suggests a depth of spiritual qualities and denotes a soul on the pathway to spirituality; GOLD representing the higher spiritual pathway. GOLDEN YELLOW reflects the elevation of the mind to a higher sense of consciousness and indicates great inspiration. It is interesting that victims of strokes often exhibit GOLDEN YELLOW in their auras around the head and neck. GOLDEN YELLOW is the colour of the evolved consciousness.

Colours within the Aura

GOLD in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
GOLDEN YELLOW governs the Solar Plexus Chakra, which acts as the ‘brain centre’ to the nervous system. GOLDEN YELLOW is to do with intuition, the intellect, mental power and concentration and is a vibrant life force. GOLDEN YELLOW promotes a sense of self-confidence to help us cope during stressful situations.

GOLD balances the Sacral Chakra. When the Sacral Chakra is blocked we experience restlessness, confusion, a still and/or sore lower back, and a lack of sexual desire or pleasure.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING with GOLD - COLOUR HEALING with GOLD
GOLD is an excellent colour and energy to use when projecting healing energies (eg. distant healing/s), as it is the Universal and supreme healing and transformative colour.

In colour healing and therapy, the colour GOLD is used to overcome addictions, and is useful for any depressive conditions as it is energetic, inspirational and uplifting.

Too little exposure to the colour GOLD can make one become demanding and selfish, and possibly mean-spirited and nasty.

Too much GOLD can make one self-centered and power-seeking.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

SILVER

2014-08-22T12:31:00.001+10:00

SILVER

Including: All About SILVER,  SILVER Around the World and in History, SILVER as a favourite colour,  SILVER Clothes – Wearing SILVER Clothing,  SILVER in our DREAMS – Dreaming of SILVER, SILVER in the TAROT, SILVER CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing, SILVER in the AURA, SILVER in the CHAKRAS, HEALING with SILVER – Colour Therapy using SILVER.

SILVER is a metallic colour that resembles GREY.

SILVER is connected to the Element of Water, the direction West, the Moon and the zodiac sign of Cancer. SILVER resonates with the Earth’s energies and carries a wealth of symbology.

The colour SILVER is symbolic of protective energies and represents the magical, mystical and mysterious.

SILVER relates to the female and feminine energies, goddess energy, patience and perserverence, forbearance, cycles, rebirth and reincarnation, the healing of hormonal imbalances and emotional stability, justice and purity, virtue, innocence and brightness.

SILVER also resonates with inspiration, introspection, insight and reflection, intuition, empathy, psychic abilities and psychic workings, illusion, imagination and dreams.

SILVER helps to remove and/or neutralize negative energies.

SILVER is a major conductor and communicator that aids speech, public speaking eloquence and speaking your truths.

SILVER encourages truth, honesty and a clearer understanding of your life purpose and soul mission.

The colour SILVER is seen as a sophisticated colour that represents riches and wealth. SILVER, due to its malleability and ductility, was used in ancient times for decoration in religious places and within the wealthiest of homes.

The expression “every cloud has a silver lining” is used to suggest that something positive often comes out of a negative situation.

The term “silver-tongued” refers to someone who has the power of persuasive, eloquent, fluent, and/or witty speech.

The ‘Silver Cord’ is said to be an invisible cord that links our astral body to our physical body. Those who claim to have had a near-death experience, and out-of-body experiences often report their observation of a ‘silver cord’ connecting their astral body to their physical body.

SILVER AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
Throughout history, SILVER has been revered for many reasons, including its monetary value as a precious metal, for its decorative purposes, and for the spiritual energy the colour vibrates to.

- In Japan, the ‘Silver River’ means ‘galaxies’ in general, and the Milky Way in particular is called the ‘Silver River System’ or the ‘River of Heaven’.

SILVER as a FAVOURITE COLOUR
Those whose favourite colour is SILVER are often highly intuitive and can sense both the positive and negative intentions of other people. They have a deep understanding and connection to spiritual and metaphysical matters and have heightened psychic abilities. They have a great deal of patience and perserverence and will commit themselves to any cause that they feel is worthy.

Those who choose SILVER as their favourite colour are creative, imaginative and very intuitive. They love to use their imagination and are able to express themselves with fluency and panache. They are often extremely flexible and adaptable and are able to turn their hand to most things. They do not fear change and often seek out new people, knowledge and experiences to explore.

SILVER CLOTHING - WEARING SILVER CLOTHES
Wearing SILVER clothes, accessories and jewellery helps to attract calming and balancing elements into the life of the wearer.

SILVER increases the wearer’s intuition, and gives one the ability to know the truth in all situations and circumstances.

People who prefer SILVER clothing and accessories are imaginative, creative and extremely intuitive people who love to use their imagination and can express themselves earnestly and creatively. They enjoy solitude and time alone so that they can contemplate, meditate and reflect upon the deeper mysteries of life and the Universe.

Those who wear and accessorize with SILVER are very flexible and adaptable to change and will often seek out new experiences and new areas of knowledge to study. They are both wise and intuitive and are in-tuned with their inner-voice of wisdom, making them able to use both the head and the heart when making decisions.

Those who choose SILVER clothes and/or accessories are extremely lucky souls who are always open to ways of improving and enriching their own lives and that of others. They are open to communicating with their own intuition and the spiritual realm.

SILVER in the AURA
SILVER in the aura can reflect an awakening of the feminine energies and the abilities of intuition, empathy and psychic awareness, illumination and creative imagination.

SILVER streaks in the aura shows a volatile (yet lovely) personality, yet it can also denote unreliability. It also shows someone who is a ‘dabbler’, one who dabbles in all trades and professions; ‘Jack of all trades, master of none’.

SILVER twinkles is the aura is almost always a sign of fertility and creativity. SILVER twinkles appearing within the auric field is an indication of creativity being activated in a person’s life. These twinkles are always present around pregnant women and women who have delivered a child within the last 6 to 9 months.

SILVER twinkles are often seen around grandmothers and those working with babies, infants and all to do with the maternal aspects of life.

Colours within the Aura
SILVER in the TAROT
When SILVER appears in the Tarot deck, it is an indication of inner-knowing, Divine wisdom, higher knowledge and inner-wisdom.

SILVER relates to The MOON (19) and JUSTICE (11) Tarot cards.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

SILVER CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
SILVER crystals and gemstones are connected to sleep, insomnia, dreams, visions, fertility, pregnancy, lactation, the menstrual cycle and all things connected to the feminine aspects.

Moonstone, Achroiter (Tourmaline), Agate (Chalcedony), Angelite, Beryl, Apophyllite, Calcite, Chalcedony (Quartz), Colourless Tourmaline, Corundum, Danburite, Diamond, Fluorite, Goshenite (Beryl), Grey Star Sapphire, Howlite, Iceland Spar (Calcite), Moss Agate, Ocean Jasper, Opal, Orthoclase, Pearls, Platinum, Rainbow Moonstone, Grey Calcite, Grey Muscovite, Grey-Silver Cuprite, Hematite, Magnetite (Lodestone), Pyrolusite, Rutilated Quartz, Sapphire (Corundum), Sea Jasper, Selenite, Silver, Silver Topaz, Snow Quartz, Sodalite, Spinel, Tourmalinated Quartz, Tourmaline Tree Agate, Ulexite, Vesuvianite (Idocrase), White Lepidolite, White Sapphire, White Beryl, White Topaz, Zircon.

SILVER in the AURA
SILVER sparkles in the aura can suggest an extremely evolved soul.

Colours within the Aura
HEALING with SILVER - COLOUR HEALING with SILVER
SILVER is a healing colour that promotes self-healing and spiritual growth.

SILVER draws negative energies from the body and replaces it with positive energies.
SILVER relates to the female/feminine energies, cycles, rebirth and reincarnation, and the healing of hormonal imbalances and emotional stability.

SILVER is excellent for emotional, mental and physical cleansing and releasing as it works on the emotions and the mind to bring balance and harmony.

SILVER gives a sense of balance and assists with physical, emotional and mental releasing, clearing and cleansing.

In colour healing and therapy, SILVER is used to help women’s issues such as painful periods, hormonal imbalances, gynaecological ailments and breast tenderness.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley   Sacred Scribes

MAGENTA

2014-08-21T15:57:00.000+10:00

MAGENTA

Including: All About MAGENTA * MAGENTA as a favourite colour * MAGENTA Clothes – Wearing MAGENTA Clothing * MAGENTA Foods * MAGENTA in our DREAMS – Dreaming of MAGENTA * MAGENTA in the TAROT Cards * MAGENTA in the AURA * MAGENTA in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with MAGENTA – Colour Therapy using MAGENTA *

The name ‘MAGENTA’ comes from the dye ‘magenta’ also known as ‘fuchsine’. MAGENTA is a mixture of RED, PINK and PURPLE, and is considered to represent ‘Universal Harmony’ and contains the qualities of passion, energy and power blended with introspection and reflection.

The vibration of the colour MAGENTA strengthens the connection with your life purpose and soul mission.

MAGENTA is strong, bright and vibrant and carries with it a sense of vivacity, and relates to magnetism and attraction, extra power, your life path and purpose, and great spiritual power. MAGENTA is a spiritual yet practical colour that encourages common sense and a balanced outlook on life.

MAGENTA influences personal and spiritual development, and enhances our intuition and psychic abilities. It helps us to rise above the everyday dramas of life in order to experience a greater and higher level of knowledge and awareness.

MAGENTA has a strong energy and encourages activities focused upon achieving personal power and self-realization.

MAGENTA relates to strong yet controlled emotions and passions, and encourages one to be daring, ready to fight and willing to give everything to achieve a goal. MAGENTA also suggests that one is ready to come out of a dark time or phrase.

The colour MAGENTA represents compassion and kindness, and is the colour of emotional balance and Universal harmony.

MAGENTA assists with creating balance and harmony in all aspects of life; spiritually, emotionally, mentally and physically.

MAGENTA is a colour of change and transformation. It helps to release old patterns of behaviour that prevents personal and spiritual development, and assist us with moving forward.

MAGENTA is a cheerful colour that resonates with contentment, happiness and appreciation for what we have achieved and acquired in our lives. MAGENTA makes people feel more optimistic about life in general.

MAGENTA is the colour of the free-spirit and non-conformist. MAGENTA encourages us to take responsibility for creating our own realities and path in life.

MAGENTA is a strong, inspiring colour that can appear shocking and outrageous, as well as imaginative and innovative. MAGENTA inspires creative beauty and is impulsive and spontaneous, yet organized and resourceful. MAGENTA resonates with Universal love and harmony, emotional balance, common sense, compassion, support, kindness, imagination, innovation and creativity.

MAGENTA encourages positive changes and enhances negotiating skills.

MAGENTA strengthens the intuition, spiritual development, psychic abilities, imagination, and increased dream activity. MAGENTA connects us with the Divine and to our subconscious Self.

MAGENTA helps to generate tolerance, acceptance, co-operation and optimism.

MAGENTA can promote depression and despair in those predisposed to melancholy and/or depression, and can prevent some people from facing and dealing with life’s challenges.

FAVOURITE COLOUR MAGENTA
A person with an aversion to the colour MAGENTA may feel overwhelmed by people who have strong convictions and/or heavy emotions such as jealousy or hatred. They may also have difficulties with exposing their own deep emotion.

MAGENTA CLOTHING - WEARING MAGENTA CLOTHES
Those who choose to wear the colour MAGENTA are ‘free-spirits’ who dislike containment, confinement and restraints of all kinds. They are often quick-witted and clever individuals who enjoy socializing.

Those who wear MAGENTA are caring and nurturing souls who possess a higher perspective and in-tuned intuition. They are bright and determined about the things that they regard to be important.

MAGENTA wearers make great manipulators and actors. They have creative and agile minds, and are resourceful, artistic, imaginative, inventive, innovative and strong-willed.

MAGENTA offers protection for the wearer’s vulnerabilities.

MAGENTA in our DREAMS - DREAMING of COLOUR
MAGENTA represents compassion, thoughtfulness and kindness. Seeing MAGENTA in your dreams may be a sign that you are stepping out of a dark time into brighter, happier ones.

MAGENTA increases dream and activity and assists with turning our dreams, desires and ambitions into reality.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

MAGENTA in the TAROT
When MAGENTA is seen within the Tarot cards it often indicates elements of our spirituality and spiritual paths and connects us with our higher-selves.

The Hermit (9) helps us to find the answers to the probing questions within ourselves.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

MAGENTA ESSENTIAL OILS
Clary Sage, Rose Otto Ylang Ylang.

MAGENTA in the AURA
MAGENTA is a higher spiritual colour and represents ‘synchronicity’. MAGENTA in the aura represents changes linked and made due to synchronicity, meaning that you will be at the right place at the right time in terms of personal advancement.

MAGENTA appearing in their aura often indicates a person who is creative and artistic.
In the aura, MAGENTA is often located around the head, feet and hands, but can sometimes be seen under the arms and down the legs.

Colours within the Aura
MAGENTA in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
MAGENTA governs the crown of the head (the Crown Chakra) and deals with our ability to transcend the ‘here and now’ to experience a sense of higher cognition.

Colour Healing and the Chakras
HEALING with MAGENTA - COLOUR HEALING with MAGENTA
MAGENTA is a ‘cosmic colour’ that relates to cosmic healing abilities.

In colour therapy and healing, MAGENTA is used for treating problems related to the brain, treating infections and problems of the kidneys and arteries. MAGENTA also inspires happiness and vitality.

MAGENTA can be used to soothe feelings of frustration and/or anger as it lifts the spirits and dispels sadness and unhappiness.

MAGENTA can be use to heal and negotiate calm and peace in those who are in a disagreement with another.

MAGENTA can be too relaxing and calming for the chronically depressed.

An excess of MAGENTA can generate bossiness and arrogance and can make one feel irritated, overwhelmed, intolerant and/or anxious.

Too much MAGENTA can be balanced by adding GREEN.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

*Joanne Walmsley Sacred Scribes

PEACH

2014-08-21T10:43:00.000+10:00

PEACH

Including: PEACH CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing, PEACH Clothes – Wearing PEACH Clothing.

PEACH is the colour of wisdom and innocent love, and resonates with a caring nature and a need to be of service to others.

PEACH is often seen as a positive colour reflecting positive opportunities and life situations.

PEACH raises the energy levels and is to be used in practical yet creative ways to avoid feelings of restlessness and boredom.

PEACH CRYSTALS
Peach Adventurine, Peach Moonstone, Sheelite, Sunstone, various Agates and Jaspers.

WEARING PEACH COLOURED CLOTHES
People who wear PEACH clothes are seen as self-oriented and competent, although they may have the tendency to become impatient quickly.

Those who wear PEACH have a quiet yet forceful will, and can tend to be active (or over-active) and competitive with others.

Wearing the colour PEACH directs your energy towards others in a loving and caring way.

*Joanne Walmsley Sacred Scribes

PINK

2014-08-21T10:26:00.000+10:00

PINK

Including: All About PINK,  PINK Around the World and in History, PINK as a favourite colour,  PINK Clothes – Wearing PINK Clothing,  PINK Foods, PINK in our DREAMS – Dreaming of PINK,  PINK in the TAROT CARDS,  PINK Essential Oils, PINK CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing,  PINK in the AURA, PINK in the CHAKRAS, HEALING with PINK – Colour Therapy using PINK.

PINK is not one of the basic colours of the spectrum, but is a mixture of WHITE and RED. PINK combines the stimulating properties of RED and the colour WHITE, which symbolizes the link to the Divine and the Universal Energies. RED gives energy and warmth, and WHITE brings clarity and purity to the colour PINK.

PINK relates to the element of both Fire and Air and is aligned with the planet Venus and the Moon. PINK is related to the zodiac signs of Aquarius and Libra.

PINK is a colour of unconditional love, joy, compassion, purity, devotion, sweetness, affection and kindness and femininity, tolerance, Universal love, warmth, friendship, affection, harmony, inner-peace, gentleness, kindness, approachability, passion, romance, power, energy, courage, protection, enthusiasm, loyalty, faithfulness, happiness, softness, nurture, infatuation, relaxation, motherhood, charm and personal magnetism, attracting and attraction, self-realization, selflessness, youthfulness, tenderness, caring, feminine energies and traditional feminine traits, receptivity.

PINK resonates with ‘Yin’.

PINK is most often associated with happy memories and brings us in touch with good times from long ago. PINK indicates the elements of love, emotional issues, forgiveness and our emotional endeavours. The colour PINK arouses love, affection and the desire to give to others. PINK is sometimes seen as ‘lightheartedness’. Being in love and falling in love are symbolic of the colour PINK.

PINK helps to heal grief and sadness, and brings you into contact with your true feelings.

Brighter PINKS are youthful, fun and exciting.

Deep Rose PINK is the symbol of ‘unconditional love’.

Vibrant PINKS have the same high energy as RED - they are sensual and passionate, without being too aggressive.

The colour ‘hot pink’ can represent sex and lust.

Toning down the passion of RED with the purity of WHITE results in softer PINKS that are associated with romance.

Muddy PINK reflects immaturity.

PINK AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
- PINK has been used in prison holding cells to effectively reduce erratic behaviour.
- In Japan, PINK has a masculine association. The annual Spring blooming of the pink-blossomed cherry trees is said to represent the young Japanese warriors who fell in battle in the prime of their lives (the Samurai).
- The PINK ribbon is the internationally recognized symbol of hope and awareness in the fight against breast cancer.
- PINK signifies happiness and joy in Catholism.
- In India, Jaipur City is a tourist attraction due to its superlative forts, palaces, temples, bazaars and its distinguished PINK colour, which gives it the oft-used name ‘The PINK City’.
- Marrakesh is another city associated with the colour PINK and is sometimes referred to as the ‘Rose City’ due to its salmon-pink coloured buildings and the red/PINK clay of the terrain.

PINK FOODS
PINK grapefruit, pink beans.

PINK ESSENTIAL OILS - ESSENTIAL OILS that resonate with PINK
Pink grapefruit, Pink lotus, Rose Geranium, Rose, Rose Otto, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Lily of the Valley.

PINK as a FAVOURITE COLOUR
People who favour PINK are likely to be generous, warm, compassionate and loving. They may display maternal and traditional feminine traits such as caring, nurturing and nourishing and the need to give love and attention to others. They also need a lot of love themselves and crave safety, protection and security.

People who refer PINK are romantic and sensuous people who enjoy the idea of being in love. They are positive optimists and always seek to find the good in everyone. They can also be easily hurt and over-sensitive, and can become too dependent and reliant upon others as they may lack self-confidence.

Disliking the colour PINK can suggest issues of dependency and/or problems with parents. A person with an aversion to PINK may find it a challenge to express their soft, tender, feminine side.

PINK CLOTHING - WEARING PINK CLOTHES
PINK is the colour of gentleness and love. Those who wear a lot of PINK are affectionate, understanding and sympathetic of others, and most often have a very loving nature. Wearing PINK indicates someone who is not afraid to express their femininity.

Wearing PINK attracts love and a potential love partner, and is often favoured by people who desire love and affection in their lives.

Wear PINK if seeking to de-stress and find peace and calm.

Wearing PINK clothes can denote people who are often over-worked and over-burdened and may speak of a desire for the more carefree days of childhood.

People who wear PINK may lack willpower and show weakness when they are unable to control affairs of the heart.

Those who wear PINK often need a great deal of support from others, and can at times act childishly. They must learn to love and accept themselves and become more confident and self-reliant.

PINK in our DREAMS - DREAMING of PINK
PINK is the colour of love, happiness and joy, kindness and affection. Dreaming of PINK can imply falling in love or being in love and the associated emotions.

Disliking the colour PINK, and seeing it in your dreams may be implying problems to do with your parents (predominantly with the mother figure or maternal side) and/or dependency issues.

Colours in Dreams - Dreaming of Colours PINK in the TAROT
When PINK can be seen within the Tarot cards, matters of the heart often prevail.

Pink is seen on The Lovers card (6).

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

PINK CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
Pink Tourmaline, Rose Quartz, Morganite (Pink Emerald – the Stone of Divine Love), Beryl, Bismuth, Coranduna, Crazy Lace Agate, Garnet, Hot Pink Topaz, Imperial Garnet, Kunzite (Spodumene), Morganite (Pink Beryl), Ocean Jasper, Pink Sapphire, Pink Sinel, Pink Tourmaline, Precious Topaz, Quartz, Rhodochrasite, Rhodonite, Rose Cat’s Eye Quartz, Rose Quartz, Watermelon Tourmaline, Danburite, Pink Carnelian, Pink Otical Calcite, Leopard skin Jasper, ink Manganocalcite, Pink Sinel.

Place PINK crystals and gemstones around your home to attract positive energies and to ensure a happy and loving home environment.

PINK in the AURA
PINK in the Aura denotes femininity, emotionalism, sensitivity, yearning, sentimentality and softness.

A person with a lot of PINK in their Aura always indicates a very loving and giving person, and it also tells of a quiet, refined and modest type of person. PINK in the aura denotes a quiet, refined and modest type of person and it is a colour that is seldom seen in a dogmatic type of person. Lots of PINK in the aura signifies a person with great lasting devotion. It is the colour of compassion, love and purity.

Deep rose PINK is the symbol of unselfish or unconditional love.

Muddy PINK reflects immaturity.

Colours within the Aura
PINK in relation to the CHAKRAS
The Heart Chakra bridges the gap between the physical and spiritual worlds.

PINK blends with GREEN to co-govern the Heart Chakra, and represents understanding, love and admiration.

The colour PINK resonates with the Heart Chakra, which is inline with the heart, in between the shoulder blades. The Heart Chakra is the ‘Harmonizing Element’, and gives one the ability to freely give and receive and to develop compassion when open and balanced.

When the Heart Chakra is blocked we experience anxiety, a lack of inner-strength, self-loathing and a lack of self-esteem. A blocked Heart Chakra leads to feelings of being unloved and unloveable, and an inability to attract love into our lives.

Colour Healing and the Chakras
HEALING WITH PINK - COLOUR HEALING with PINK
PINK has many beneficial healing properties and is the colour of ‘cosmic love’ and ‘unconditional love’.

Bright PINKS stimulate energy and can increase the blood pressure, respiration, heartbeat and pulse rate. Bright PINK encourages action and confidence.

PINK has a warming affect on the mind and helps to restore youth. It combats and eases over-eating, obesity, childbirth, pregnancy, adrenal activity, and emotional healing.

In colour healing and therapy, PINK treats conditions to do with a lack of self-love, a feeling of loneliness and of feeling unloved. It brings an awareness of your life purpose and soul mission.

PINK promotes self-realization and unconditional love of the Self and others, alleviates jealousy, alleviates grief and sadness, and awareness of deepest emotions and feelings.

PINK alleviates feelings of irritability and anger, and surrounds us with protection and a sense of love and comfort. PINK also assists with feelings of unhappiness, vulnerability, loneliness and over-sensitivity. PINK is used for soothing and calming emotional and mental issues and is very relaxing and soothing and promotes feelings of contentment, caring and tenderness.

PINK should not be used for treating quick-tempered or nervous people.

Excessive PINK may incline towards excessive passivity.

Colour Healing and the Chakras
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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

BROWN

2014-08-20T15:44:00.000+10:00

BROWN

All About BROWN * BROWN Around the World and in History * BROWN as a favourite colour * BROWN Clothes – Wearing BROWN Clothing * BROWN Foods * BROWN in our DREAMS – Dreaming of BROWN * BROWN in the TAROT CARDS * BROWN ESSENTIAL OILS * BROWN CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * BROWN in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with BROWN – Colour Therapy using BROWN *

BROWN is a combination of the three primary colours - RED, YELLOW and BLUE. BROWN is an earthy, practical colour that is sincere and honest in nature. BROWN suggests stability, worldliness, physical comfort, domestic bliss, conservatism and practicality, approachability, reliability and dependability.

BROWN is the colour of our Earth and is associated with all that is organic and natural and emits a comforting and nurturing energy. BROWN gives one a sense of security and connectivity to animals, nature and the environment.

BROWN is very protective and healing and helps to balance the emotions. BROWN represents comfort and homeliness and a sense of feeling grounded and secure with the Self.

BROWN relates to the Element of Earth and resonates with the season of Autumn (Fall).

BROWN is connected to the Element of Earth.

BROWN resonates with the direction North, the planet Earth, the zodiac sign of Capricorn.

BROWN is connected to The Chariot and The Devil Tarot cards.

BROWN vibrates to the Earth, home, hearth, stamina, security, calming, common sense, ritual, protection, humility, totem animals and animal guides, organization, orderly management, ambition and power, stability, grounding, conservation, protection of the home and family, pets and animals, finding lost objects, material construction (buildings etc), material increase, solid relationships, wholesome, increased decisiveness, concentration, attracting help in crisis situations, stability and practicality, success, wealth and prosperity, dependability, warmth, comfort, nurturing, fertility, safety, grounding, sophistication, consideration, conventional, oorder/orderly, elegance, security, healing, solid foundations, tribal and primitive things, simplicity and a preference for natural and simple things.

BROWN suggests a materialistic character or nature. BROWN resonates with the introverted, concealment (as in identity), sensation and material items. It is the colour of the down-to-earth and the businessman, and is the starting point of ambition and power, both material and commercial.

A person with an aversion to the colour BROWN may loathe the normal, boring and trivial. They may also experience instability with their health, attitude and relationships. They may also feel a disconnection with their roots (homeland, family, kin, culture etc).

In some aspects, BROWN may be considered to be a bit too conventional for some.

BROWN denotes the vibration of ‘down to Earth’.

Light shades of BROWN relate to avarice and greed.

The darker colours of BROWN do not reflect the lighter vibration of the lighter colours, but this colour denotes the capacity for organization and orderly management.

BROWN AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
- The Native American Indians believe that the colour BROWN represents the power of self-discipline.
- In the U.S, Thanksgiving is represented by BROWN and ORANGE.
- In India, BROWN is the colour of mourning as it resembles dying leaves.
- The Japanese don’t use a specific work for the colour BROWN, but rather, they more descriptive names such as ‘fallen leaf’, ‘fox colour’ and/or ‘tea colour’.

BROWN FOODS
BROWN foods contain necessary vitamins, minerals and plant proteins essential to a balanced diet.

The energy of BROWN food is grounding, and BROWN foods nourish the link between our physical bodies and our energetic bodies (or energy). BROWN foods help us to establish and nourish our personal boundaries.

Brown Foods include:
Chocolate, peanut butter, brown beans, brown rice, grains and starchy vegetables (such as corn and potatoes), chick peas, molasses, brown bread, baked beans, lentils, dried beans, wild rice, wholewheat.

BROWN ESSENTIAL OILS - ESSENTIAL OILS that resonate with BROWN
Basil Essential Oil, Vetiver, Cajeput, Angelica root, Mustard oil, Raat Rani Attar, Carrot, Davara, Ginger, Hinoki Wood, Neem.

BROWN as a FAVOURITE COLOUR
Choosing BROWN as a favourite colour indicates a trustworthy and dependable nature, and someone who has their feet on the ground. They are friendly, approachable people who make others with safe, secure and comfortable around them.

Home, friends and family are the most important things to someone who favours BROWN.

People who have a preference for BROWN generally like to live an uncomplicated and simple lifestyle where comfort is a necessity. They are attuned to animals and nature and are most at peace when out in the natural environment. They prefer to use and surround themselves with natural products such as natural clothing (cotton, wool, sil) and things made of stone and wood.

BROWN is the colour of earthiness and practicality and those who wear BROWN can be considered ‘Earth Mothers’.

Those who choose BROWN as their favourite colour speak frankly and honestly and know when to act with diplomacy and tact. They have no hidden agenda and do not like mind games.

Choosing BROWN as a favourite colour can indicate someone who is afraid of change and who can sometimes be seen as a ‘stick in the mud’. Sometimes they take like too seriously, and can be seen as inflexible and stubborn.

As a partner, they are warm and sensuous, loving and dependable, loyal and faithful. They imbue security, safety and support within their relationships.

BROWN CLOTHING - WEARING BROWN CLOTHES
BROWN clothing suggests a down-to-earth person who prefers a structured and well-supported lifestyle. People who choose to wear BROWN are generally honest and love the best things that life has to offer.

Those who choose to wear BROWN are often a sensuous type of person who appreciates good healthy foods and good friends.

BROWN is a protective colour, and those who choose to wear it may be bottling up emotions or keeping a secret that makes them wish to retreat and withdraw, fearing the outside world.

Wearing BROWN can make you feel protected and nourished.

Wearing BROWN helps one to stay stable and grounded in all situations. It helps to keep your feet on the ground and gives you the strength and determination to achieve your goals and aspirations.

Wear BROWN when you need to get work done, when you need to stay strong in your convictions and/or organizing your finances.

BROWN in our DREAMS - DREAMING of BROWN
The colour BROWN denotes practicality, domestic bliss, worldliness, conservatism and being ‘down to earth’. Seeing BROWN in your dreams may be suggesting that you get ‘back to basics’.

Colours in Dreams - Dreaming of Colours

BROWN in the TAROT

When the color BROWN is seen within the Tarot deck it often implies that issues or situations to with the most basic levels.

BROWN resonates with The Chariot (7) and The Devil (15) cards.

Because The Devil is concerned with the earthly events of the ‘here and now’ its most positive aspects are reflected in this colour.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

BROWN CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
BROWN crystals are used for grounding, protection and in the healing of animals.

Agate (Chalcedony), Biggs Jasper, Botswana Agate, Brecciated Jasper, Bruno Canyon Jasper, Carnelian (Chelcedony), Chrysanthemum Jasper, Crazy Lace Agat, Fibrolite (Sillimanite), Fire Agate, Idocrase, Jasper (Chalcedony), Leopard Jasper, Mahogany Obsidian, Malaya Garnet, Ocean Jasper, Owyhee Jasper, Petersite (Quartz), Picture Jasper, Pokadot Jasper, Smoky Quartz, Sea Jasper, Sillimanite, Tigers’ Eye (Quartz), Unakite, Vesuvianite (Idocrase), Wild Horse Jasper, Brown Andradite Garnet, Brown Hessionite Garnet, Brown Diamond, Spessartite, Almandine, Golden/Brown Tigers’ Eye, Koroit Opal.

BROWN in the AURA
BROWN is a colour that appears during a particular situation, rather an a self-standing colour within the Aura. Therefore, when BROWN appears among the colours of the Aura, it is generally an ominous sign.

BROWN attests to egotism, exaggerated earthiness, difficulty in giving and receiving love, various addictions, disease and destruction. It can also tell of ill-health and a lack of self-belief.

When a dark shade of BROWN is across the face or touching the head it may indicate a lack of, and a need for discrimination and discernment. If seen in the area of the Chakras it indicates that these centres need to be cleaned, otherwise the BROWN will clog the energies.

The lighter shades of BROWN indicate avarice in the person.

Colours within the Aura

HEALING with BROWN - COLOUR HEALING with BROWN
In colour therapy and healing, BROWN is used as a stabilizer that can aid hyperactivity, hypertension, panic attacks and anxiety as it is grounding, supportive and comforting. BROWN can also help to ease painful situations, both physical and emotional.

The colour BROWN has a stabilizing effect on us and supplies a feeling of wholesomeness. It provides a connection with the Earth and gives a sense of orderliness.

BROWN brings stability to all body systems, hyperactivity, the immune system and animals healing.

Excessive use of BROWN can bring depressive effects.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

RED

2014-06-02T15:01:00.000+10:00

RED

Including:  All About RED * RED Around the World and in History * RED as a favourite colour * RED Clothes – Wearing RED Clothing * RED Foods * RED in our DREAMS – Dreaming of RED * RED in the TAROT CARDS * RED ESSENTIAL OILS * RED CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * RED in the AURA * RED in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with RED – Colour Therapy using RED *

RED light has the longest wave length and the shortest vibrational frequency and is the first basic colour tone in the light spectrum that is visible to the human eye. RED is at the bottom of the scale and is predominantly the ‘physical’ colour.

RED is known as the colour of ‘life’ and can symbolize courage, passion and emotional relationships. Being the colour of ‘life’, RED denotes strength and vitality, our deepest human emotions, and suggests the deepest passions of love, hate and revenge. The colour RED also has deep emotional and spiritual connotations.

RED resonates with the ‘vital life force’, with your nervous activity urging and encouraging you to achieve successful results.

RED is the colour of danger. RED represents energy and action, fire, blood, anger, wine, intensity, impulsiveness, power and sexuality. The phrase ‘seeing RED’ denotes anger and fury, and RED is also characteristic of suppressed aggression, tenseness, sensation and physical strength.

RED evokes an association with warnings, war, blood, anger, passion, desire and sexuality, steadfastness and willpower.

RED influences and rules a person’s ability to feel secure within themselves, and encourages the will to survive and succeed. RED can also be the colour of complications.

The colour RED stimulates, warms, arouses, intensifies vitality and inspiration, encourages persistence, passion and ambition. RED is representative of our survival instincts, security, action and energy, heat, aggression, violence, shame, blood and movement. It also relates to sexuality and sexual impulses and urges, and the sexual organs.

Our drive for existence and survival is represented by the colour RED. It stimulates the human body to be responsive and assertive. RED stimulates the heart and increases the vibratory rate. RED also increased the appetite, and is associated with our sexual energy. RED relates to the sensations of pleasure and brings on physical excitement.

The RED energy stimulates a passion for self-preservation and self-gratification.

The colour RED increases enthusiasm, encourages confidence and action, and provides a sense of protection from fears and anxiety. RED supplies energy and the motivation needed to work towards and accomplish goals. RED is a ‘doing’ colour and is the colour of ‘getting things done’.

RED relates to the musical scale of ‘DOH’ and is related to the planet Mars, and the Element of Fire, Summer, and the zodiac sign of Aries, and the direction South.

RED is inherently exciting and draws attention. A keen use of the colour RED as an accent can immediately focus attention of a particular element.

RED is the highest arc of the rainbow and is the first colour you lose sight of at twilight.

Too much RED encourages the tendency to lose your temper, becoming agitated, overbearing, angry, demanding, un-nerving, oppressive and even violent. It also stimulates us towards greed, being domineering and/or egotistical, bossy, highly-strung, hyperactive, dishonest and sly/cunning.

Too little RED may make us feel fearful, cautious, lethargic, manipulative and whiny. It discourages us to reach our goals and makes us lack self-confidence. It can make us feel un-loved, weak-willed, un-grounded, frustrated, sexually inadequate, alienated, overly cautious, separate from others, power conscious, possessive, and needing the approval of others.

RED resonates with manifesting love, affection, energy and vitality. The colour RED brings passion and strength to your relationships, your work and life in general.

RED boosts motivation and encourages us to live our lives with passion and purpose.

RED AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
Throughout human history, the colour RED has had a great significance and impact on our physical, emotional and spiritual identities and beliefs.
- In the ancient times of the Norse, ‘Runecasters’ would inscribe the symbols of the Runes with RED juice from native berries.
- In Chinese culture, colours correspond with the five primary elements, the directions and the four seasons. RED is associated with Fire, South, and Summer. RED is also associated with good fortune and luck in China. The Chinese New Year is celebrated by wearing RED clothing and decorating their houses with RED. RED envelopes with ‘luck money’ are given to unmarried children to bring good fortune to them for the rest of the year. The belief in the protective powers of RED can be traced back to the old Chinese folklore of the ‘Nian’ (a man-eating beast of ancient China who used to feed on human flesh. Discovering that the creature abhorred loud noises and the colour RED, the people began to make liberal use of the colour in their clothing, home decorations, firecrackers etc to protect themselves from the ‘Nian’).
- RED represents beauty in many cultures, traditions and languages.
- In Greece, Easter eggs are dyed RED. The Greek expression “piase kokkino” (which translates as ‘touch red’) is said when two people say exactly the same thing at the same time. It is said that when this happens it is an omen that the two people will have an argument in the future, and this can only be broken when the two touch the nearest thing to them that is RED.
- In Israel, kosher clothing stores banned the colour RED and sell only loose-fitting clothes for women.
- A popular slang term for someone who is ‘under the influence’ or drunk in Jamaica is “RED”.
- In India, a RED mark on the forehead is said to bring good luck.
- RED symbolizes life, joy, energy and creativity to the Hindu.
- Islamic, Hindu and Chinese brides traditionally wear RED.
- In England, RED double-decker buses, mailboxes and phone booths are national icons.
- In Aztec culture, RED was connected with blood.
- RED symbolizes feast days of martyrs in the Catholic Church.
- RED amulets were worn in many cultures to prolong life.
- In the financial and monetary arena, RED symbolizes a negative direction.

FAVOURITE COLOUR RED
Those who choose RED as their favourite colour are often very passionate and motivated people who are determined to pursue and achieve all of their goals, desires and aspirations.

Those whose favourite colour is RED often portray a fiery, passionate nature, with a lust for life and are motivational and inspirational characters. Those who prefer RED are generally assertive, competitive and sometimes a little aggressive in their careers. They are brave, courageous, daring and outgoing, and are not afraid to tackle any challenge. At times, these people may be over-impulsive and can take action before considering the full consequences.

Those who have an aversion to RED may be over-active, too impulsive, aggressive and/or hot tempered, egocentric or may have difficulties with other people who possess such characteristics. It can also symbolize deeply hidden fears, and of rejecting their own personal power and assertiveness.

RED CLOTHING - WEARING RED CLOTHING
RED is the colour of passion and action. RED is also considered to be a ‘power’ colour. Wearing RED indicates someone who is vibrant and energetic, and implies a ‘go-getter’ type of personality.

Wearing RED helps to motivate and energize us, and brings excitement and passion into our lives.

A habit of wearing RED may suggest that one places a particular importance upon sexual drive and eroticism. This energy is better used in creative endeavour, personal expansion and leadership development.

Those who wear RED are extroverted and courageous, although they may tend to become easily irritated and bad tempered if they don’t get their own way.

People who wear RED tend to be impulsive, energetic and excitable. They are often ambitious and like for things to happen quickly. They also like to be the ‘best’ in everything, and at times, may be insensitive to the feelings of others.

Those that love to wear RED like to be the centre of attention.

Wear RED when feeling run-down, to improve energy and athletic performance, and when quick bursts of energy is required. Wear RED when you need to get a job done and when you need extra energy. Wear RED when wanting to feel confident and in control, and when you want to feel desirable and sexy.

Only truly confident people can wear RED comfortably.

RED FOODS
When RED is present in food, it denotes sweetness and/or ripeness, the presence of lycopenes, quercetin and Vitamin C. RED vegetables and fruit contain powerful phyto-chemicals such as lycopene and anthocyanins, which are essential for the circulatory system. RED vegetables and fruits promote health of the adrenals, gonads, colon, legs and red blood cells.

Red Foods include: Cayenne, cherries, cranberries, dulse (seaweed), goji berries, guava, Hibiscus flowers, kidney beans, pink beans, pink grapefruit, pomegranite, radishes, red apples, red cabbages, red corn, red currents, red peppers, red plums, red tomatoes, rhubarb, rosehips, strawberries, watermelon, wholewheat.

RED in our DREAMS
When seeing RED in your dream you may wish to consider what your personal associations are with the colour RED in order to decipher whether it symbolizes love and passion, or caution and danger.

Seeing a predominance of RED, or a distinctive object or symbol in RED in your dream indicates energy and reaction as well as passion and anger. The phrase ‘seeing red’ suggests anger, and seeing it in a dream can suggest unresolved issues.

RED appearing in dreams resonates with our drive for existence and survival, and supplies the energy and motivation necessary to reach and accomplish goals and aspirations.

A clear RED in a dream can symbolize pure anger. A muddy or murky RED may suggest repressed and/or suppressed anger.

RED appearing in your dream may represent aggression, sensation and physical strength.

Having RED appear in a dream can be revitalizing and stimulating, motivating action. RED vibrates with raw energy, intense passion, aggression, courage, power and impulsiveness, and has deep spiritual and emotional connotations and stimulates all of our senses.

Appearing in a dream, RED may be implying that you need to stop and think about your actions, and consequent re-actions. It can also suggest action and re-action.

If you are a person inclined to dwell in the past, seeing RED in your dreams helps to bring you into the present moment.

Seeing the colour RED in dreams inspires:
determination, honour, willpower, freedom, activity, strength, independence, initiative, leadership, passion, energy, anger and motivation.

Red appearing in a dream releases:
anger and frustration, confusion, destructive feelings, revenge, rebellion, impatience and impulsiveness.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

RED in the TAROT
The colour RED is linked to The CHARIOT (7) Tarot card due to its energetic nature.

RED is linked to The TOWER (16) and can indicate negative action where rash, hasty, aggressive or violent behaviour is evident.

RED is also connected to The EMPEROR (4).

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

RED ESSENTIAL OILS
Musk, Vetiver, Basil and all root oils.

RED CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
RED crystals and gemstones offer protection, courage, vitality, stamina and energy.

Almandite (Garnet), Apache Tear, Bismuth, Bixbite (Red Beryl), Bluebird (Azurite-Cuprite), Brecciated Jasper, Carnelian (Chalcedony), Catlinite (Pipestone), Chalcedony Quartz, Corundum, Crazy Lace Agate, Cuprite, Dragon’s Eye (Red Tiger’s Eye, Ox Eye), Eudialyte, Fluorite, Garnet, Indian Star Ruby, Jasper, Leopardskin Jasper, Lodestone, Madeira Citrine, Mexican Cherry Opal, Moonstone, Mozambique Garnet, Oligoclase, Pyrope Garnet, Red Adventurine, Red Calcite, Red Coral, Red Dolomite, Red Jade, Red Jasper, Red Sapphire, Red Spinel, Rubellite (Red Tourmaline), Rhodolite Garnet, Rubellite (Tourmaline), Ruby, Ruby Aura Quartz, Sardonyx, Spessartine Garnet, Star Ruby, Sunstone (Oligoclase, Thai Garnet, Thulite.

RED in the AURA
RED appearing in the aura in a balanced way attests to a great deal of vitality, good physical health, a warm and enthusiastic nature, willpower, strength, independence, openness, alertness, extroversion, motivation, emotionality, leadership abilities, passion, courage, sexuality and sensuality, spirituality and the ‘Divine Fire’.

Being the first basic colour tone for those presently on the Earthplane (and this is including a number of different shades of this colour), RED in the aura can indicate a person who has stayed close to the earth and has been materially-centred, with an excessive ambition for power.

Bright RED appearing in the aura indicates generosity and positive endeavours.

Light RED in the aura tells of sexuality, eroticism, passion, gaiety, femininity, sensitivity and love.

CRIMSON in the aura resonates with sensuality, and deep SCARLET signifies lust.

DARK RED appearing in the aura attests to willpower, physical strength, masculinity, leadership abilities, yearning, courage, rage and hostility.

Cloudy RED can denote cruelty and greed.

In an unbalanced way, when RED appears in the aura it attests to anger and aggression, violence, confusion, destructiveness, frustration, vengefulness, rebellion, domination, tyranny, insanity, tension, hyperactivity and impotence.

Colours within the Aura

RED in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
RED is the colour of the Base or Root Chakra, and represents the ‘Physical Element’ and houses the karmic forces.

The Base or Root Chakra is located at the base of the spine and allows us to be grounded. The Root or Base Chakra connects us to the Universal Energies.

RED adds its vibrant energy to the Root Chakra to promote and bolster willpower and courage, and strengthen the body.

RED symbolizes the element of Fire which is essential to all creatures. Without heat there is no energy or action, and RED produces heat, which vitalizes and energizes the physical body.

When the Root Chakra is blocked, we experience a lack of energy and vitality, and can suffer from depression, anxiety, fear, frustration and anger.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING with RED - COLOUR HEALING with COLOUR
RED is used in colour therapy (or healing) for treating conditions of stagnation in order to renew or stimulate the life energy. RED is stimulating and revitalizing and can assist with overcoming depression, inertia, fear and melancholy.

RED is a great aid for those who are afraid of life and who feel inclined to want to escape.

RED relates to the adrenal glands and is the ‘life force’ from which we draw our strength, ambition and energy. RED energizes all organs and the senses of hearing, smell, taste, vision and touch.

The colour RED is linked to the circulatory system, the heart, sexual organs, the kidney and bladder. RED causes haemoglobin to multiply, thus increasing energy and raising body temperature.

RED is beneficial to the circulation and energy flow within the body, as it is both activating and energising. RED aids the immune system and helps with detoxification and has an anti-inflammatory effect.

RED is used for stimulating the liver; for increasing the production of red blood cells, for anaemic conditions, for stimulating the circulatory system, spinal fluid and the entire nervous system, fatigue, cold chills, it energizes the senses, stimulates ovulation and stimulates menstruation. RED stimulates energy and can increase the blood pressure, respiration, heartbeat and pulse rate. RED is beneficial to stimulate growth, alleviates constrictions, enhances physical strength, the spine, feet, hips, legs, and stiffness.

RED is beneficial for states of exhaustion, to treat arthritis, muscle pains and spasms, bacterial diseases, hernias and impotence. RED is also used to treat diseases of the sensory nerves - hearing, taste, slight, smells and touch.

RED stimulates slow or inert metabolism and accelerates the expulsion of toxins and metabolic waste. RED helps to relieve constipation, assists in the production of blood and expands the blood vessels.

RED helps us to plant our feet firmly on the ground. If you are someone who has a tendency to dwell in the past, the colour RED helps to root you to the present; the here and now.

RED is not suitable to treat people who suffer from being too hot, who are ‘hot-headed’ or agitated, or who suffer from high blood pressure and a pre-disposition to hot flushes. An excess of RED can be over-stimulating and may cause irritability.

In Colour Therapy and Healing, RED is used to neutralize and energize, and brings fresh, strong energies to boost and aid recuperation after bouts of illness, lethargy, tiredness and depression.

Colour Therapists and Healers tend not to use the colour RED on its own due to its ability to warm and stimulate, but rather, use it in combination with BLUE and/or TURQUOISE.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

BLUE

2014-06-02T14:47:00.000+10:00

BLUE

Including: All About BLUE * BLUE Around the World and in History * BLUE as a favourite colour * BLUE Clothes – Wearing BLUE Clothing * BLUE Foods * BLUE in our DREAMS – Dreaming of BLUE * BLUE in the TAROT CARDS * BLUE ESSENTIAL OILS * BLUE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * BLUE in the AURA * BLUE in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with BLUE – Colour Therapy using BLUE *

BLUE is the colour of the sky and the ocean and is perceived as a constant in our lives. BLUE is a conceptual colour and is the first of the cool spectrum colours and is the third basic colour tone. BLUE is cool (yin), crisp, clean and refreshing.

BLUE skies are symbolic of optimism and auspicious opportunities. BLUE represents water - the source of life.

BLUE is the colour of sleep and twilight. The colour BLUE symbolizes depth, inward withdrawal, coolness, inner-wisdom, rest, truth, devotion, renewal and revival, purity, calmness and sleep.

BLUE is associated with spirituality, serenity, truth, communication, revelation, faith and trust.

BLUE is associated with the colour of the Moon, and with the feminine aspects. Planets related to BLUE are Jupiter, Mercury and Neptune. BLUE is linked to Wednesday, the Elements of ‘Ether’ and Water, and the direction West. The musical tone for BLUE is ‘SO’. BLUE is related to the TEMPERANCE, MAGICIAN and HIGH PRIESTESS Tarot cards.

BLUE is the colour of communication with others, wisdom, truth, Heaven, eternity, receptivity, intuition and insight, spirituality, contemplation, mystery, patience, holiness, peace, stability, traditional and classical, loyalty, truthfulness, meditation and freedom. It relates to our emotions, calm, peace and healing, tranquility and devotion. BLUE is associated with freedom, strength and new beginnings, loyalty, faith, power and protection. BLUE is calming and instils composure and gentleness.

BLUE brings heightened intuition, inspiration, sincerity, peace, joy, tranquillity and faith and trust in the Self and others. BLUE is a colour that stimulates and encourages us to seek our inner-truths. BLUE helps us to attain mental security and to pursue our ideals and aspirations.

BLUE stimulates spiritual security and our desire for inner-understanding.

The colour BLUE resonates with truth, loyalty, tranquillity, communication, speech, public speaking, ideas and devotion, peaceful dreams, dreamwork, prophetic visions and protection during sleep.

BLUE raises the consciousness to the realm of spirit and is the colour of meditation, spiritual awakening and development, intuition and insight, and connection with the angelic and spiritual realms.

BLUE is associated with reliability, trustworthiness and responsibility, open communication, clarity, cleansing, healing and protective qualities. BLUE draws an

increase in inner-wisdom, peace, harmony and the ability to communicate effectively. BLUE stimulates self-expression and assists with the ability to communicate one’s

deepest truths.

BLUE represents inspiration and is a spiritual colour. The BLUE vibration raises our consciousness to the realm of spirit, hence the value of this colour in spiritual and Colour Healing, meditation and devotional services. BLUE implies ‘notable intentions’ and is the colour for spiritual expansion and is the colour for truth, calmness, devotion and sincerity; plus it is the colour of higher mental faculties. BLUE brings quiet, clarity and peace of mind.

The energy of BLUE allows us to look beyond and increase our perceptions and is a conceptual colour that urges us to seek our inner-truths. The colour BLUE stimulates creativity, faith, inspiration and devotion. Memories of the past are stimulated and the concept of time flows quickly with the energy and vibration of the colour BLUE.

BLUE tells of harmony and spiritual understanding. BLUE suggests loyal friends and sincerity and is seen as dependable, committed and trustworthy. BLUE is the collective colour of the spirit, and invokes rest.

Dark shades of BLUE denote spiritual qualities and royal blue indicates good judgement and loyalty.

INDIGO symbolizes self-mastery, spiritual awareness and awakening and resonates with increased inner-wisdom, realizations, understandings and profound insights.

BLUE causes the body to produce chemicals that are calming, but not all shades of BLUE are sedate or serene.

Vibrant BLUES (such as Electric BLUE) become dynamic and dramatic as it is an engaging colour that expresses energy and exhilaration.

Some shades of BLUE, or the over-use of BLUE may be seen as uncaring and/or cold.

Bright BLUE denotes self-reliance, confidence, inspiration and positive energies.

Royal BLUE is appropriate for dining rooms and living rooms, whilst dark BLUE can be used successfully in study and meditation rooms and spaces.

BLUE is also ideal for bedrooms and rest areas. People tend to be more productive when working in a BLUE room as they are calm and focused on the task at hand.

BLUE increases career opportunities, business acumen, finances and leadership qualities. BLUE is also good for long distance travel and/or house moves.

Clear BLUE is uplifting.

MIDNIGHT BLUE has a sedative effect that promotes intuition and meditation.

DARK BLUE can be depressing, yet represents truth and moderation.

NAVY BLUE can be associated with restrictive environments. The colour navy BLUE represent conformity and a lack of individuality.

The colour BLUE gives a feeling of distance, and artists often use it to show perspective.

Use BLUE paper for notes when you want help with memorizing and remembering information or a speech.

A BLUE Iris represents an important relationship or friendship.

Too much BLUE can result in once becoming melancholy and ‘feeling blue’. Excessive BLUE can cause one to become dogmatic, arrogant, negative, self-righteous and self-centred. It may cause you to talk too much, speak negatively and gossip about others. Over-exposure to BLUE can cause one to be fanatical, hyperactive and prone to over-reacting. Excessive use of BLUE can also bring too much cooling energy.

Not enough exposure to the colour BLUE can result in one becoming withdrawn and depressed, manipulative, timid, unreliable, stubborn, suspicious, devious, resistant to change, scared, weak, clinging to tradition, inconsistent and dependent. It can bring about suppressed and/or swallowed feelings, and a lack of creative expression.

The colour BLUE awakens the intuition and eases loneliness, encourages artistic expression and enhances inspiration.

BLUE AROUND the WORLD and in HISTORY
- BLUE was prevalent in the temples of Isis in Ancient Egypt.

- In Eastern countries, BLUE coloured objects are placed in tombs to ward off evil spirits.

- In Greece too, the colour BLUE is believed to ward off the ‘evil eye’, and a BLUE bracelet or necklace is often worn for protection.

- In China and Japan it is the colour of fortune. In Chinese culture, BLUE is associated with wood, East and Spring.

- In Iran, colours such as BLUE, blue-green and greed are sacred colours and symbolize ‘paradise’.

- In India, the god Krishna is often depicted with BLUE skin.

- In Aztec culture the colour BLUE symbolizes sacrifice.

- In Mexico, the colour of mourning is BLUE.

- In Greek and Roman times, BLUE was associated with the sky gods Juno, Mercury and Jupiter.

- The colour BLUE has Biblical significance and symbolizes ‘Heavenly grace’. In the Catholic Church blue it is the colour associated with the Virgin Mary.

FAVOURITE COLOUR BLUE
BLUE is the ‘favourite colour’ of most people in the world and is a colour that has equal appeal to both men and women.

BLUE is universally considered to be the ‘friendliest’ colour on the spectrum and people who favour and/or wear it are seen as approachable and socially aware.

Those who choose BLUE as their favourite colour are generally idealistic, enduring and patient people who tend to be nostalgic, peaceful, devoted and loyal souls. They are highly sensitive individuals who can commit to their dreams and ideals. They tend to seek contentment and peace of mind and do not quickly seek change in their lives.

Those who choose BLUE as their preferred colour often crave peace, quiet and the opportunity to fully relax and recharge their energies. They are very open and receptive to learning new things in regards to how they can help others with their natural talents, skills and abilities.

People who prefer BLUE are honest, straightforward and trustworthy.

A person with an aversion to BLUE may be a very disciplined, strong career-oriented worker, who may have an aversion of commentary or restriction. They may have a stubborn view of their desired direction.

BLUE CLOTHING - Wearing BLUE Clothes
The colour BLUE is the colour of healing, communication and sociability, and wearing BLUE suggests a knack for making everyone feel at ease. It also indicates sociability and receptivity. A person who wears a lot of BLUE may aspire to calmness and tranquility. Those who wear BLUE clothing prefer to be surrounded by love, affection and tenderness.

People who wear BLUE are generally self-reliant and intelligent and possess a great depth of feeling. They often feel responsible for others and enjoy decision-making,

problem-solving, and being in control.

Wearing BLUE clothes helps when you want to communicate and have your message heard and understood.

People who wear LIGHT BLUE are said to be analytical and generally have a practical approach to life. People who wear LIGHT BLUE are creative, sensitive and perspective, with great imaginations yet a practical approach to life. They can be analytical, knowledgeable and efficient and effective problem-solvers.

Those who wear LIGHT BLUE prefer to do things their own way and do not like to be rushed or hurried by others. LIGHT BLUE wearers need a peaceful and secure environment in which to thrive.

People who wear DARK BLUE are said to be intelligent and self-reliant, and take on responsibilities. Wear DARK BLUE to feel emotionally stable, calm and conservative.

BLUE FOODS
BLUE food is not a common occurrence in nature (aside from blueberries and blue-purple potatoes) and does not exist in significant quantities as a natural food colour, therefore we do not have an automatic appetite response to the colour blue. Our primal nature also tends to avoid ‘warning colours’ as our early ancestors foraging for food considered BLUE, PURPLE and BLACK foods to be potentially lethal.

BLUE foods contain vast amounts of health-promoting phytochemicals such as anthocyanins and phoenolics, which are beneficial to the muscular and skeletal systems.

Of all the colours in the spectrum, the colour BLUE is an appetite suppressant. When looking to lose weight, place your food on a BLUE plate, store your food in BLUE containers and even change the fridge lightbulb to a BLUE one. BLUE lighting can also be used in the dining area for the same reason.

BLUE Foods include:

Asparagus, billberries, borage flowers, blue corn, blue grapes, blue potatoes, blueberries, hyssop, juniper berries, pansy flowers, potatoes, plums, purple broccoli, purple carrot, seaweed (kelp), veal, and some white fish.

BLUE In Our DREAMS - Dreaming of BLUE
The colour BLUE appearing in dreams may represent your Spirit Guide/s (or higher spiritual beings) and Divine life purpose and soul mission. BLUE is stimulating to our spiritual security.

BLUE can also suggest optimism about the future and suggests clarity of mind.

Seeing BLUE in your dreams may indicate a feeling, need or desire to escape from a situation. The colour BLUE appearing in dreams may be expressing a desire to ‘get away’. Alternatively, the colour BLUE may be a metaphor for ‘feeling blue’ or ‘being blue’.

When BLUE appears in your dreams it helps you to attain inner-peace and harmony, mental security and a desire for deeper understanding. If there is a lot of BLUE in your dream it allows for composure, patience, gentleness and contentment.

NAVY BLUE can be seen as a rigid or stoic colour and seen in dreams, NAVY BLUE can represent conformity and a lack of individuality.

Wearing LIGHT BLUE in your dreams can indicate your personal creativity and may suggest that you are a person who likes to pace yourself and focus on all that you do in your waking life.

The colour BLUE appearing in dreams inspires:

love, forgiveness, inner-wisdom, kindness and compassion, gentleness, patience, healing, contemplation and sensitivity.

Seeing BLUE in your dreams releases:

worry, fear and anxiety, self-pity, self-rejection, coldness and isolation, depression and detachment, passivity.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

BLUE on the TAROT
When the colour BLUE is seen within a Tarot card it denotes a time of reflection, using the mind productively and healing the soul. BLUE seen in Tarot cards is a positive expression and tells of being true to yourself and others.

Because BLUE is amiable and eager to express itself, The MAGICIAN (1) carries the tones of BLUE, as does the The HIGH PRIESTESS (2), and TEMPERANCE (14).

COLOURS of the TAROT

BLUE ESSENTIAL OILS

Angelica Root, Cajaput, Chamomile (Roman chamomile, German chamomile, flowers, plants, essential oils and decoctions), Cinnamon, Cypress, Marjoram, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Tea-Tree oil, Rosewood, Sandalwood,Thyme, Vanilla.

BLUE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
BLUE crystals and gemstones are used to open blocked communication and to enhance spiritual inspiration. The Ancient Egyptians used the crystal Lapiz Lazuli to represent ‘Heaven’, inspiration, sincerity and spirituality. Crystals have been used to ‘heal’ since ancient times.

Agate, Alexandrite, American Blue Topaz, Aqua Aura, Aquamarine, Azurite, Benitoite, Bismuth, Blue Adventurine, Blue Calcite, Blue Fluorite, Blue Lace Agate, Blue Mist Chalcedony, Blue Obsidian, Blue Periuvian Opal, Blue Quartz, Blue Tiger’s Eye (Hawk’s Eye), Blue Tourmaline, Blue Topaz, Blue Turquoise, Cat’s Eye Apatite, Celestite, Chinese Amazonite, Chrysocolia, Corundum, Crocidolite, Dark Blue Beryl, Dumortierite, Fluorite, Indicolite, Iolite, Indicolite, Iolite, Kunzite, Kyanite, Lapis Lazuli, Larimar, Lepidolite, London Blue Topaz, Moonstone, Opal Doublet, Paraiba Tourmaline, Pietersite (Quartz), Peacock Topaz, Pectolite, Peruvian Blue Opal, Rainbow Moonstone, Sapphire, Sky Blue Topaz, Sodalite, Swiss Blue Topaz, Tanzanite (Zoisite), Turquoise, Vesuvianite, Water Sapphire, Zircon.

LIGHT BLUE crystals and gemstones (such as Aquamarine, Blue Quartz and Blue Lace Agate) relate to our creativity and communication with others.

DARK BLUE crystals and gemstones (such as Lapis Lazuli and Sodalite) represent how we communicate with ourselves.

BLUE In the AURA
Appearing in the aura in a balanced way, BLUE attests to love, trust and truth, honesty, inner-wisdom, reliability, rest, manners, confidence, tranquillity, patience, co-operation, a forgiving nature, sensitivity, belief, inner-peace and inner-equilibrium, reticence, devotion and an awareness of the Divine.

Lots of BLUE in the aura indicates an artistic and harmonious nature and spiritual understanding.

Bright BLUE denotes confidence and self-reliance and indicates a more positive person than one whose aura radiates a paler BLUE shade. People with bright BLUE in their aura are loyal friends and sincere and trustworthy people.

LIGHT BLUE appearing amongst the other colours within the aura suggests softness, dedication to ideas and beliefs, conservatism, attraction to faith and/or religion, and sometimes voluntary solitude.

PALE BLUE is the colour of sensitivity. It shows a heightening of emotions and imagination.

SKY BLUE in the aura shows a strong intuition, gut-instincts and being highly perceptive. Although these attributes may be quite powerful, it is often not consciously recognized as a psychic ability or ‘power’ by the individual.

COLBOLT BLUE in the aura depicts pure intuition emanating from the higher mental levels.

ROYAL BLUE in the aura indicates honesty and good judgement and may also indicate a person how has (or is about to) find their chosen life work, life purpose and soul mission. It can also denote that the person is pursuing and serving their life path and purpose.

Darker shades of BLUE denote spiritual qualities and some deeper shades of BLUE can indicate a sense of loneliness, and on some levels, the deeper shades can also reflect a level of spiritual devotion.

The muddier shades of BLUE reflect blocked perceptions and melancholy, worry and stress, rushing and feeling harried, fearfulness, domineering traits, forgetfulness and over-sensitivity.

BLUE appearing in the aura in an unbalanced way indicates fears and anxieties, exaggerated restraint, a lack of involvement, solitude and seclusion, depression and

sadness, emotional coldness, passivity and self-pity.

Colours within the Aura

BLUE in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
BLUE is associated metaphysically with the Throat Chakra and thyroid gland. This Chakra is located at the front of the throat and the base of the skull, and is linked to the neck, arms and hands and is connected with speech and speaking our truths. It encourages clairaudience and spiritual communication, and corresponds with our ability to communicate with others.

The Throat Chakra is our ‘Communication Centre’, and when opened and balanced it encourages us to communicate how we feel and what we think with truth with clarity. Being associated with the Throat Chakra, BLUE encourages communicating outwardly how we feel, what we think and the words we use to express ourselves.

When the Throat Chakra is blocked we experience difficulties with communicating our thoughts clearly, and can be manipulative in our speech. This can result in headaches and tension within the neck and shoulder muscles, and can manifest as colds, influenza, thyroid and/or hearing problems.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING with BLUE - Colour Healing
BLUE is the colour of healing and of ‘Healers’, and has a healing, calming and soothing effect on the entire human organism.

BLUE resonates with healing on all levels, calmness and peace of mind. BLUE raises the consciousness to the realm of spirit and is the colour of meditation, spiritual awakening and development, intuition and insight, and connection with the angelic and spiritual realms.

The colour BLUE is linked to the organs of touch, nerve cells, the spinal cord, the brain by lowering brain-wave activity, and the skin and hair. BLUE is used to treat respiratory problems, bruises and burns, throat infections, and lowering fevers and infections. BLUE also treats sensory and emotional disturbances, gynaecological diseases and ailments, menstrual cramps and menopausal problems. BLUE also strengthens and shrinks tissues and slows the development of tumours.

BLUE can be used to ease a fever, sore throat, ear infection, toothache, bee stings, colic, hyperthyroid, burns, itches and rashes. BLUE helps to alleviate and heal arthritis inflammation, it relieves fear and sinus headache, relieves pain and eases a sore throat related symptoms to do with the larynx such as laryngitis and problems with swallowing.

BLUE can be used to counteract restlessness, agitation, hyperactivity, violence and insomnia.

BLUE soothes pain and suffering and causes the brain to secrete tranquilizing chemicals.

BLUE coloured light has been shown to reduce blood pressure and calms the nervous system and is anti-inflammatory. It is relaxing and cooling and brings clear thought and clarity of mind.

BLUE causes the body to produce chemicals that are calming, and invokes rest and relaxation.

BLUE is used for achieving calmness, tension, relief and insomnia. BLUE can help people who are hot-tempered and those who find it difficult to feel calm and tranquil.

BLUE brings quiet, clarity and peace of mind and can be used to calm and relax the body, soul and mind. BLUE helps to develop the powers of expression and creativity.

BLUE can be used for any type of conditions associated with speech, communication or the throat, daydreams and daydreaming, prophetic dreams, protection during sleep and astral projection.

BLUE allows for clear communication and the healing vibration of BLUE can be used to unblock and open the flow of energy where it is stagnant and/or blocked.

BLUE brings contentment, patience, composure and gentleness, making it beneficial for someone who acts compulsively without giving thought to consequences.

BLUE is extremely liberating for those who have become resistant to change and rigidity in thought.

Light and soft BLUE can alleviate insomnia.

DARK BLUE reduces pain and has strengthens the skeleton by keeping the marrow of the bone healthy. DARK BLUE also affects the pituitary gland, which is the sleep regulator.

BLUE can be used to:
- counteract chaos and/or agitation

- open the flow of communication

- broaden your perspectives

- enhance learning and assimilating new information

- promote peace and solitude

- offer inspiration and enhance intuition

- ease insomnia and repel nightmares

- enhance memory and recall

BLUE is often used in hospital neonatal wards to facilitate the breakdown of biliruben in jaundiced babies, and can be used to open energy flow.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

GREY

2013-04-25T16:33:00.001+10:00

GREY

Including: All About GREY * GREY Around the World and in History * GREY Clothing - Wearing GREY Clothes * GREY in our Dreams – Dreaming of GREY * GREY in the Tarot Cards * GREY Crystals and Gemstones * GREY in the Aura * GREY in the Chakras * HEALING with GREY – Colour Therapy and Colour Healing with GREY *

GREY is a combination of BLACK and WHITE and has the distinction of being a combination of all colours, as well as the absence of colour at the same time.

GREY is controlled and inconspicuous and is considered to be the colour of compromise, possibly because it sits between the extremes of BLACK and WHITE.

GREY relates to the Element of Air, the Moon, and the ebb and flow of the tide, feminine energies, forbearance, insight and reflection.

GREY indicates that balance must be achieved when two opposing viewpoints are at place, in order to influence an outcome either positively or negatively.

GREY is the colour of the intellect, knowledge and inner-wisdom. GREY can also symbolize your personal individualism. GREY encourages and enhances patience and perserverance.

GREY is perceived to be a classic, long-lasting colour that is seen as sleek and refined. It is the colour of dignity, conservatism and authority. GREY represents non-involvement and formal authority. GREY is the colour of sorrow.

GREY can also relate to pessimism and can indicate fear, fright, depression, ill-health, confusion and ambivalence. It can me one feel emotionally distant, detached and/or violated.

GREY has a neutralizing influence, erasing and cancelling situations; often causing stalemates in circumstances. GREY can be refined and tactful.

GREY is the symbol for security, dependability and maturity. It relates to responsibility and conservative practicality.

GREY emphasizes your willingness to comply, encourages detachment and promotes rest and relaxation.

GREY is a perfect neutral, which is why it is often used as a background colour.

The human eye can distinguish approximately 50 shades of GREY.

A person with an aversion to GREY is someone who prefers to get straight to the point, with no time for political and/or tactical attitudes. They often demand clarity and insist on knowing where everyone stands.

GREY AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
- GREY is the colour of mourning and repentance, as well as the colour for Lent in Christianity.
- The Confederate Army wore GREY uniforms during the Civil War in America.
- Native American Indians associate GREY with friendship.

GREY CLOTHING - WEARING GREY CLOTHES
People who wear GREY clothes are individualistic and self-sufficient, and generally have excellent self-control and prefer to remain aloof and uninvolved in the petty parts of life.

Those who wear GREY often have the tendency to isolate themselves, which can lead to feelings of loneliness.

People who wear GREY are often those who make good judgements and make for good judges and critics.

GREY in our DREAMS - DREAMING of GREY
GREY often symbolizes a lack of clarity and feeling confused, but alternatively, it also symbolizes deep inner-wisdom. Seeing the colour grey in a dream may suggest being emotionally detached to something, a situation or someone.

It may also indicate feelings of fear, depression, confusion or ill-health. As the colour GREY indicates depression, feelings of fear and fright, ill-health, confusion and ambivalence, dreaming of GREY may be indicating that you are feeling isolated, detached and/or emotionally distant.

The colour GREY, when appearing in your dreams, may also be symbolizing your individualism.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

GREY in the TAROT
GREY is a combination of WHITE and BLACK and has the unusual distinction of being a combination of all colours - and absence of colour at the same time.

GREY indicates that balance must be achieved when two opposing viewpoints are at play, to influence an outcome either positively or negatively.

Wherever the colour GREY appears in the Tarot deck, it is an indication of inner-knowing, higher knowledge and inner-wisdom.

JUSTICE (11) vibrates to the essence of GREY.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

GREY CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES
GREY gemstones and crystals are healing stones that can assist with improving relationships towards more stability.

Botswana Agate, Cat’s Eye Opal, Chalcedony, Chrysoberyl, Dolomite, Galena, Grey Calcite, Grey Cuprite, Grey Moonstone, Grey Muscovite, Grey Quartz, Grey Star Sapphire, Hematite, Howlite, Iolite, Magnetite (Lodestone), Picasso Marble, Pyrolusite, Russian Agate, Tourmalinated Quartz, Water Sapphire (Iolite)

GREY in the AURA
GREY, in varying degrees, is found in the aura of people who have an inborn love of convention, formality and possess a ‘red-tape’ mentality.

GREY in the aura may indicated a lack of imagination and a tendency towards narrow-mindedness. It is the colour of initiation and can indicate a movement towards unveiling innate abilities.

GREY in the aura can suggest convention, formality, narrow-mindedness and difficulties. It can also reflect secrets and/or secretiveness.

Shades of GREY leaning towards SILVER can reflect an awakening of the feminine energies. These are the abilities and energies of intuition, illumination and creative imagination.

LIGHT GREY reflects the fears that can manifest as ill-health.

Very LIGHT GREY in the aura can indicate fear and trepidation.

PALE GREY reflects poor decisions and choices.

The darker shades of GREY seen in the aura indicates physical imbalances, especially if seen near specific areas of the physical body. It can also be an indication of a need to leave no task undone.

DARK GREY appearing in the aura is an indicator of physical imbalances.

CHARCOAL GREY relates to depression and depletion of energy.

Lots of GREY in the aura shows a person who is secretive and ‘loner’ type of person.

In the outer edges of the aura, dark GREYISH/BLACK holes can sometimes be seen in the auric field.

Colours within the Aura

HEALING with COLOUR - COLOUR HEALITH with GREY
In Colour Healing and Therapy, the colour GREY eases irritations, hyperactivity and mania.

GREY is excellent for mental, emotional and physical releasing and cleansing. GREY works on the mind and emotions to bring about emotional balance. GREY also aids speech and public speaking.

GREY draws negative energy from the body and replaces it with positive energies.

Excessive use of dark GREY may bring depressive energies.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

ORANGE

2012-07-21T11:45:00.001+10:00

ORANGE

Including:  All About ORANGE, * ORANGE Around the World and in History * ORANGE as a favourite colour * ORANGE Clothes – Wearing ORANGE Clothing * ORANGE Foods * ORANGE in our DREAMS – Dreaming of ORANGE * ORANGE in the TAROT CARDS * ORANGE ESSENTIAL OILS * ORANGE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * ORANGE in the AURA * ORANGE in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with ORANGE – Colour Therapy using ORANGE *


ORANGE is the second colour to be seen in the spectrum and represents liveliness, happy memories and courage.

ORANGE, being comprised of a mix of the colours
RED and YELLOW, is a warm colour that has the ability to stimulate and arouse the senses. ORANGE symbolizes active intelligence, gaiety and social happenings, self-confidence and the joy of expression. ORANGE encourages energy, activity, motivation and incentive.

The colour ORANGE sparks controversy moreso than other hues as there is often either a strong positive or negative association with it, and true ORANGE generally elicits a reaction of either ‘love it’ or ‘hate it’.

ORANGE denotes hope, courtesy, generosity, liveliness, sociability, exuberance and an out-going character.

ORANGE stimulates all of our senses and makes us feel alive. ORANGE encourages us to expand our horizons and look to new interests.

ORANGE symbolizes enthusiasm, optimism, outgoingness, confidence, flamboyance, extroverted and exciting, joyfulness and courage, tolerance and passion. ORANGE lifts the spirits, fosters humour and loosens repression.

ORANGE represents vitality, dynamic energy and good health. Fun and flamboyant ORANGE radiates warmth and positive energies. ORANGE is out-going, self-assured, intelligent, busy, bright and happy.

ORANGE relates to successful property deals and business goals, legal matters and commerce. It resonates with communication, optimism, concentration, amicability, strength, authority and action. ORANGE relates to enthusiasm, adventure, rejuvenation, and spontaneity.

ORANGE is warming, cheering and passionate, and relates to good decision-making and good luck, kindness, celebration, sensuality, charm, enthusiasm, encouragement and optimism. ORANGE helps to find new options and opportunities and brings the energy to achieve our goals and aspirations. ORANGE relates to creative thinking and self-expression.

ORANGE stimulates creativity and shows new possibilities and other options in life, and helps to assimilate new ideas.

ORANGE is also helpful in dealing with excess sexual expression.

ORANGE stimulates the mind and renews interest in life. It is a great motivating colour that boosts the self-esteem and is a friendly, sociable colour. ORANGE encourages aspects associated with career success, creativity and achieving goals.

ORANGE resonates with attraction, charm, kindness, encouragement, stimulation, success, abundance and prosperity, feast and celebration, comfort, achieving business goals, success with investments and legal matters.

ORANGE represents the drive to find reality through their own experiences and other people’s. ORANGE stimulates our drive and concern for social preservation and happy families, social gatherings and functions supporting communities and groups of people.

ORANGE represents our drive for social acceptance and is a warm and stimulating colour.

ORANGE stimulates less concern with self-survival and more involvement with assisting in group and social functions.

Being a social colour, ORANGE is useful for decorative highlights in places where people gather, such as family rooms.

ORANGE is a happy colour that stimulates optimism, emotional balance, and expansiveness. ORANGE also relates to creativity, harmony, sexuality, passion, freedom,
intuition, and expression of emotions. The colour ORANGE denotes friendliness, hope, courtesy, liveliness and exuberance. ORANGE also stimulates all of our senses.

ORANGE relates to ambition, the herd or pack instinct, agitations, restlessness, business and exploration. ORANGE resonates with the movement of sexual energies towards the thought-processes, and causes fresh interest in politics and the like.

ORANGE relates to pride.

The colour ORANGE expresses the vital life force and the energy of the Sun. It resonates with energy, activity and vitality.

ORANGE affects us by stimulating the appetite, and encouraging us to be friendly and socialization.

ORANGE relates to courage, and implies occult power as well as passion and achievement. It also resonates with our emotional identity and self-gratification.

ORANGE is the colour of the ‘social butterfly’.

The musical scale related to ORANGE is ‘RE’ and its associated with the Elements of Fire and Water. The planet related to ORANGE is the Sun and Mercury, and the direction is South. ORANGE is related to the zodiac sign of Sagittarius and the season of Autumn (Fall).

PALE ORANGE denotes jealousy and envy.

Too much ORANGE can make us become manipulative, self-centred and self-serving. It can make us disregard the needs of others, and make us prideful and arrogant.

Over-exposure to the colour ORANGE makes us hide our emotions and makes us over-sensitive and easily hurt. This can lead to mistrust of others, leading us to our becoming introverted and unable to express or show our true emotions. It can cause us to worry about what others think of us, and can even lead to anti-social behaviour.

Not enough exposure to ORANGE in our lives can make us feel distrustful, timid, frigid, shy and over-sensitive. It makes us lose our motivation and self-esteem, and encourages the tendency to isolate ourselves and/or become rebellious.

Because of ORANGE’S vibrancy, young people are drawn and attracted to its warming, yet stimulating influences and energies.

ORANGE is emotionally uplifting and resonates with acceptance of our social love - being unafraid to sing and dance and proclaim yourself as a lover of humanity.

ORANGE AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
- In Ancient times, ORANGE was expressive of wisdom, reasoning powers and balance.
- In China and Japan ORANGE is used to symbolize love and happiness.
- Native American Indians associate the colour ORANGE with kinship.
- ORANGE is the national colour of The Netherlands (Holland), dating back to the Dutch War of Independence and the rebel Prince of ORANGE.
- The use of ORANGE in Ireland dates back to the reign of William of Orange, the Protestant English king.
- ORANGE is representative of ‘gluttony’ in Christianity.

FAVOURITE COLOUR ORANGE
Those who choose ORANGE as their favourite colour are often ‘young-at-heart’, adaptable and versatile and are a fun and happy person.

People who prefer ORANGE generally know what they want from their lives and are not afraid to take the necessary steps to achieve their goals and aspirations. They are self-confident, assertive and determined to create success in their lives.

People who have a preference for the colour ORANGE generally have a lot of energy and can be competitive as well as entertaining.

ORANGE people generally love their freedom, and enjoy exploring new opportunities and adventures and do not like to be tied to any one given situation, place or person.

Those whose favourite colour is ORANGE can be too forceful at times and can be domineering and undiplomatic within their relationships with others.

A person who has an aversion to ORANGE may have suppressed sexual feelings and/or other difficulties to do with sensual enjoyment of life.

COLOUR CLOTHING - WEARING ORANGE CLOTHES
People who choose ORANGE as their favourite colour and/or wear it, are generally ambitious and competitive, optimistic and expansive, warm and hospitable, and most often have humanitarian inclinations.

People who wear ORANGE often seek acceptance from others and crave social contact. They love big projects with a worldwide scope and ideal, and they love expansion in all ways.

The colour ORANGE resonates with courage, adventure, physicality and balance, and those who wear ORANGE generally resonate with good health, positive energies and balancing life.

People who wear ORANGE are warm, sociable, dynamic and independent people who dedicate themselves to whatever they do.

Those who wear a great deal of ORANGE are competent and self-oriented, yet are often impatient. They are independent and self-motivated and make excellent organizers.

People who wear ORANGE often have a forceful will and tend to be highly active and competitive. ORANGE wearers are excitable, and at times, can tend to domineer and dominate others with their enthusiasm, personal power and self-will.

A person who wears a lot of ORANGE may feel a need to increase their self-confidence and energy levels, vitality and joy. They often set positive examples for others in regards to maintaining a healthy life and lifestyle.

Being a social and friendly colour, those who wear ORANGE often have many friends and associates and enjoy the company of others. People who wear ORANGE often have a need for freedom and excitement to pursue new ideas and opportunities.

ORANGE brings about an emotional release of energy by those who wear it. Wearing ORANGE helps one to explore and embrace new and exciting ideas, concepts and opportunities.

BRIGHT ORANGE and BURNT-ORANGE can make the wearer feel blocked and frustrated.

ORANGE FOODS
In plant foods, ORANGE is often an indicator of a high carotene content. ORANGE coloured fruits and vegetables contain anti-oxidants such as cartenoids and Vitamin C. ORANGE fruits and vegetables are vital for maintaining healthy neuro/endocrine and reproductive systems.

ORANGE foods include:
Almonds, apricots, butternut squash, cantaloupe, coriander, kumquat, mangoes, nectarines, orange carrot, orange peppers, orange tomatoes, oranges, papayas, paprika,
peaches, persimmons, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, tangerines, walnuts and Winter squash.

ORANGE in our DREAMS - DREAMING of ORANGE
ORANGE appearing in a dream symbolizes confidence, optimism and change, self-motivation and courage, friendliness and sociability. Seeing ORANGE in a dream
may be suggesting new interests and/or things that you are comfortable with.

Seeing ORANGE in your dream may also indicate that you are leaning towards taking up a new interest or project.

ORANGE appearing in a dream corresponds with warmth and stimulation and is a happy, joyous colour that stimulates expansiveness and emotional balance. It suggests ambition and exploration, enthusiasm and motivation.

If you are someone who has a tendency to be mistrusting or suspicious, or if you are seeking more personal power, seeing ORANGE in a dream can assist in creating balance, discernment and discrimination and boosting self-esteem and confidence.

The healing, yet stimulating affects of ORANGE, when appearing in a dream, may stimulate inner-knowing and inner-wisdom, and enhance intuition and insight.

Seeing ORANGE in your dreams may be a message that you desire to broaden your horizons and may be telling you that it is time to look to new interests and attractions.

ORANGE appearing in your dreams inspires:
enthusiasm and optimism, courage, victory, confidence, encouragement, abundant supply, attraction, kindness and expansion.

Seeing ORANGE in dreams releases:
mistrust, a superiority complex, power-seeking pride and superficiality.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

ORANGE in the TAROT
When the colour ORANGE is seen within the Tarot cards, it often indicates a time or situation that will require intuition, courage and positive action.

ORANGE is connected to The MAGICIAN (1) Tarot card.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

ORANGE ESSENTAIL OILS
Benzoin, Cardamon, Carrot Seed, Cinnamon, Coriander, Gardenia, Jasmine, Lemon, Neroli, Sweet Orange, Ylang Ylang.

ORANGE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
ORANGE crystals and gemstones aid and increase personal power, self-esteem and self-confidence.

A good balance of ORANGE will allow a person to handle the ups and downs of life with grace and finesse, and helps us to quickly recover from disappointments, wounded prided or a broken heart.

ORANGE crystals stimulate creativity and the ability to adapt and adjust to changes easily and gracefully.

Amber, Ametrine (Quartz), Bisumth, Cachemirine Garnet, Carnelian, Citrine (Quartz), Clinohumite, Corundum, Fire Agate, Fire Opal, Fluorite Garnet, Golden Sapphire,
Golden Tourmaline, Grossular Garnet, Hessonite (Garnet), Malaya Garnet, Mandarin Garnet, Mexican Fire Opal, Mexican Jelly Opal, Mexican Matrix Opal, Orange Agate, Orange Amber, Orange Beryl, Orange Calcite, Orange Chalcedony, Orange Garnet, Orange Jade, Orange Quartz, Orange Rhodochrosite, Orange Sapphire, Orange Spinel, Orange Tourmaline, Padparadsha Sapphire, Peach Adventurine, Peach Moonstone, Precious Topaz, Sheelite, Spessartine Garnet, Sunstone.

ORANGE in the AURA
When ORANGE appears in the aura in a balanced way, it tells of analytical thought, the ability to apply the intellect in a practical manner, an abundance of ideas, inventiveness, self-confidence, high motivation, healing energies and abilities, and the energies of manifesting prosperity and abundance.

ORANGE that tends to RED may depict enjoyment, passion, a need for action, pride, idealism and conceit.

ORANGE that tends to YELLOW may attest to a sharp intellect, diligence, persistence, a productive, a purposeful mind, the ability to use the intellect and self-confidence.

ORANGE appearing in the aura in an unbalanced way tells of ignorance, exaggerated ambition, aggression and competitive thinking.

Muddy ORANGE seen in the aura can reflect vanity and worry.

ORANGE in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
ORANGE relates to courage, dynamic energy, good health and vitality.

ORANGE is the colour of the Sacral Chakra, which is located beneath the naval through to the base of the back and left-hand side of the spleen.  he Sacral Chakra is linked to the sexual organs and reproductive system. Opening this chakra frees and encourages creativity and fertility.

The Spleen Chakra is known as the ‘Life Force’ or ‘Vitality Centre’, and brings self-confidence and creativity, and enhances the sense of integration and completeness.

ORANGE and its resonance with the Spleen Chakra allows for the imagination to be used constructively.

A balanced Spleen Chakra allows a person to utilize their creative energies to their highest potential.

When the Spleen Chakra is blocked we experience guilt, restlessness, a stiff lower back, confusion, and a lack of sexual desires and/or pleasure.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING with ORANGE - COLOUR HEALING with ORANGE
ORANGE is the blending of RED (physical action) with YELLOW (wisdom) rays, and its healing power is greater than the two individual colours alone.

The healing energies of ORANGE stimulates the inner-knowledge that we are all ONE. ORANGE elevates the consciousness to rise above the ‘Self’.

In Colour Healing and Therapy, ORANGE is used for revitalizing the energies and aids recuperation after illness and grief. ORANGE is used for emotional and mental ailments and to aid depressive states such as melancholy and grief.

ORANGE is used to assist with nervous or depressed states as it arouses gaiety, joy and interest in life; it dispels a lack of self-confidence and belief and helps when there is a lack of enthusiasm and energy. ORANGE releases and lifts the emotions.

The colour ORANGE has a soothing and anti-spasmodic effect on the human body and has the ability to fortify blood flow. ORANGE is linked to the pancreas and spleen, the digestive system and kidneys. It is used to treat asthma, bronchitis and other respiratory problems, pulmonary problems, pains in the joints, stomach problems, calcium issues, muscle spasms and feminine problems such as menstrual disorders, sterility and impaired fertility. ORANGE also reinforces the metabolism.

ORANGE helps to maintain good vision and strengthens the immune system. It may also strengthen teeth and bones, and helps the body to heal wounds and keeps the skin healthy.

ORANGE alleviates emotional repression and sexual issues, and treats the thyroid, muscle cramps and spasms, bladder and bowel (large intestine) issues, and increases lactation.

Use ORANGE to help asthma, bronchitis, constipation, gas, diarrhea, haemorrhoids and hypoglycaemia.

With a tendency to be mistrusting or suspicious, or have prideful inclinations, ORANGE can assist with finding balance, discrimination and discernment.

The colour ORANGE especially fortifies the etheric body and promotes general good health.

Excessive use of ORANGE can lead to over-excitement and/or over-indulgence.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

PURPLE

2012-07-20T18:42:00.000+10:00

PURPLE

Including: All About PURPLE * PURPLE Around the World and in History * PURPLE as a favourite colour * PURPLE Clothes – Wearing PURPLE Clothing * PURPLE Foods * PURPLE in our DREAMS – Dreaming of PURPLE * PURPLE in the TAROT CARDS * PURPLE ESSENTIAL OILS * PURPLE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * PURPLE in the AURA * PURPLE in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with PURPLE – Colour Therapy using PURPLE *

PURPLE light has the shortest wave and the highest vibrational frequency. The traditional meaning of the colour PURPLE is that of spiritual fulfilment, and it is associated with nobility and power.

PURPLE is a deeply rich, comforting and engulfing colour that resonates with passion and energy, with the warmth of RED blended with the calmness, coolness and sophistication of BLUE.

PURPLE is used to inspire and motivate us to put our creativity into action.

The colour PURPLE is indicative of devotion, Divine healing and healing abilities, kindness, love and lovingness, compassion, care and empathy. PURPLE is also the colour of mysticism and spirituality, justice, wealth, dignity, integrity and high rank, and resonates with power and inspiration. PURPLE represents Divine guidance, protection, creativity, art, beliefs, imagination and extra-sensory abilities.

PURPLE enhances inspiration, reinforces spiritual awareness and enlightenment and meditative abilities.

PURPLE relates to mystery, perceptions, psychic abilities, transformation, spiritual insight, spiritual renewal and power, psychic healing, balancing polarities, astral projection, paranormal sensitivity, compassion, active dreaming, personal power and inner-wisdom. PURPLE relates to the intuition and is deeply associated with dreams.

PURPLE stimulates our spiritual perspective and is the colour of transformation, contemplation, reservation, and meditation. PURPLE uplifts, calms the mind and nerves, offers a sense of spirituality and encourages creativity. PURPLE brings spiritual insights and renewal, and encourages restful sleep.

PURPLE has long been the colour of royalty, dating back to a time when the monarch was thought to have a direct link to the heavens. PURPLE resonates with divination and prophecy, angels, psychic healing, psychic abilities, reversing curses and counter-acting negativity/black magic, meditation and inspiration, spirituality, astral projection and the Third Eye.

PURPLE represents the planets Jupiter and Mercury, and is associated with the Element of Spirit, the zodiac sign of Pisces and The HIGH PRIESTESS and EMPEROR Tarot cards. PURPLE is also associated with the month of February, and the birthstone associate with this month is Amethyst.

PURPLE AROUND THE WORLD And In HISTORY
- PURPLE was the colour of the very first dye made by humans. It was called ‘Mauveine’ and was made from coal –tar.
- Leonardo da Vinci believed that the power of mediation is increased ten times when done in a PURPLE light.
- In Thailand, the colour PURPLE is worn by a widow mourning her husbands’ death.
- The PURPLE of the U.S. Military’s ‘Purple Heart’ award represents courage.
- Roman Emperors were referred to as ‘The Purple’; indicative of the colour of the robes they wore. Julius and Augustus Caesar, Emperors of Rome, decreed that only the Emperor were to wear PURPLE. When Nero became the Emperor, the sale and wearing of PURPLE clothing was punishable by death.
- In Japan the colour PURPLE signifies social status, position and wealth.
- PURPLE is the royal colour of the Caesars.
- In Egypt, PURPLE denotes faith and virtue.
- In Iranian tradition, PURPLE is the colour of ‘what is to come’. A Moon or Sun that appears PURPLE during an eclipse is an omen of bloodshed within the year.
- PURPLE is representative of ‘pride’ in Christianity. It is also associated with Advent and Lent.

FAVOURITE COLOUR PURPLE
PURPLE as a favourite colour indicates a deeply spiritual person who may be looking for the meaning and answers to questions about what life really means, and how to fully serve their soul mission and life purpose. They often have psychic abilities that need to be enhanced and developed.

People who choose PURPLE as their favourite colour often have a vivid imagination and a talent for creative and artistic pursuits. A vivid imagination fuelled by a strong intuition makes a PURPLE person a very interesting, intriguing and mysterious character, and people are drawn to PURPLE people as they are seen to be an inspirational figure.

People who have a preference for the colour PURPLE are generally very understanding, compassionate and supportive of others. Because of this, many people turn to them for advice and guidance. They are well-liked by others and will go out of their way to help others.

Those who have PURPLE as their favourite colour are often dreamers who prefer to live in a fantasy world rather than face the cold, hard realities of life.

A PURPLE person can also become introverted and secretive, and may have a tendency to hide their real self from others. They may also have unrealistic expectations of themselves and others.

Those who resonate with PURPLE are open to receiving information and knowledge from all kinds of source.

A person with an aversion to PURPLE may be a very serious attitude towards life, and may find it difficult to relate to dreams, fantasies, memories and/or vague fears. They may also have a tendency to reject all that they view as unnatural and/or unrealistic.

PURPLE CLOTHING - Wearing PURPLE Clothes
Wearing PURPLE clothes suggests level-headedness and higher-wisdom. Those who wear PURPLE are generally great at giving advice and are able to see both sides of a situation and/or issue.

Choosing to wear PURPLE clothing is indicative of someone who is generally an abstract individual who is inspirational, trusting and trustworthy, intuitive and spiritually minded. They are able to tune into the inner-worlds of themselves, others and the Universe.

Those who wear PURPLE possess a sensitive and compassionate nature. They are sensitive to their own personal and spiritual needs, as well as those of others.

PURPLE FOODS
PURPLE foods are rich in Vitamin D and contain essential phyto-chemicals and fatty acids, which are beneficial for the cerebral cortex, pineal gland, they lymphatic system, hypothalamus and upper brain function.

PURPLE food include:
Aubergine (eggplant), basil leaves, beetroot, blackberries, black tomatoes, dulse (seaweed), elderberries, grapes, kohirabi, lavender, marjoram, mint flowers, mulberries, passionfruit, passion flower, purple beans, purple broccoli, purple cabbage, purple eggplant, purple grapes, purple (RED) onions, purple peppers, purple plums, rosemary flowers, sage flowers, thyme flowers.

PURPLE in our DREAMS - DREAMING of PURPLE
The colour PURPLE is most deeply associated with dreams and dreaming. Listen carefully and take special notice of dreams containing PURPLE, INDIGO and VIOLET.

Seeing PURPLE in our dreams stimulates our need to feel at one with the Universe, and to have harmonious relationships.

PURPLE has soothing, calming and comforting effects and seeing PURPLE in a dream may indicate psychic awareness, strong inner-wisdom and intuition.

When seeing PURPLE in a dream you may be seeing the future as these dreams are often prophetic.

Dreaming of PURPLE may be implying that your spiritual side needs to be explored and expanded. Trust your intuition, always.

Purple appearing in your dreams inspires:
inspiration and vision, faith and trust in the future, sensitivity to the spiritual realms and psychic abilities.

Seeing purple in your dreams releases:
confusion (brings clarity), lack of discipline, resentment and contempt, arrogance, pride and forgetfulness.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

PURPLE in the TAROT
When PURPLE is seen on the Tarot cards it implies that guidance and assistance from the highest realm will be available. It also intimates a karmic situation and/or vital life lesson to be learned. PURPLE points to our spiritual selves.

The archetype of The EMPEROR (4) carries with it the Universal influences of the colour Purple. The colour PURPLE is also associated with The HIGH PRIESTESS (2).

COLOURS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

PURPLE ESSENTAIL OILS - Essential Oils that Resonate with PURPLE
Chamomile, Lotus, Violet.

PURPLE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
PURPLE crystals can be used to boost psychic abilities and to aid connection with the angels and spiritual realm.

Alexandrite, Amethyst, Ametrine, Charoite, Chevron Amethyst, Charoite, Corundum, Fluorite, Garnet, Holly Blue (Chalcedony), Idocrase, Imperial Purple Jasper, Iolite, Lavender Jade, Lavender Quartz, Lepidolite, Peacock Topaz, Purple Garnet, Purple Jade, Purple Sapphire, Quartz, Rose De France, Scapolite, Selenite, Spinel, Sugilite, Tanzanite (Zoisite), Tiffany stone (Opalite), Umbalite Garnet, Vesuvianite (Idocrase), Violet Sapphire, Violet Spinel, Water Sapphire (Iolite).

PURPLE in the AURA
Appearing in the aura in a balanced way, the colour PURPLE attests to powerful intuition, extra-sensory abilities, the ability to receive spiritual messages and information, personal spirituality and spiritual abilities.

PURPLE in the aura denotes creativity, idealism, devotion, a calm and tranquil attitude, and the ability to change, adapt and develop.

The colour PURPLE appearing in the aura in an unbalanced way may attest to obsessive behaviour, a lack of justice and justness, religious fanaticism, intolerance of anything different, belief in punishment and penalization, the use of negative energies and impotence.

IMPERIAL PURPLE is the most common colour found in the aura of those seeking the ‘New Age’ path.

Colours within the Aura

PURPLE in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
The colour PURPLE is associated with the Crown Chakra and represents insight, wisdom and our ability to see beyond what is considered to be the normal span of visual perception.

The Crown Chakra ensures that you are connected to the Universal Energies. A balanced Crown Chakra allows us to be in-tune with our inner-wisdom and intuition.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING with PURPLE - COLOUR HEALING with PURPLE
In Colour Healing and Therapy, PURPLE can be used for emotional and mental issues associated with addiction.

PURPLE helps to balance the mind to transform fears and obsessions. PURPLE acts as a sedative, bringing calm and peace to an over-active and/or over-stimulated mind.

The colour PURPLE has powerful healing qualities and assists with nervous problems and mental diseases.

PURPLE decreases sensitivity to pain and decreases sexual activity. PURPLE also helps with detoxification.

PURPLE heals hysteria, melancholy, delusions, addictions, and soothes disharmony and counter-acts depression and mental and emotional stress. PURPLE helps to heal mental/emotional/psychological problems, eyes, ears, pineal gland, addictions, aids recovery, stimulates the spleen, increases white blood cells, decreases pain sensitivity, and aids and lifts depression.

PURPLE is used for weight reduction, curbing diarrhea, purifying the blood and for stimulating the spleen and increasing the production of leukocytes (white blood cells whose action is essential for the immune system).

Excessive use of PURPLE can encourage unrealistic and impractical energies.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

GREEN

2012-07-18T13:04:00.001+10:00

GREEN

Including: All About GREEN * GREEN Around the World and in History * GREEN as a favourite colour * GREEN Clothes – Wearing GREEN Clothing * GREEN Foods * GREEN in our DREAMS – Dreaming of GREEN * GREEN in the TAROT CARDS * GREEN ESSENTIAL OILS * GREEN CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * GREEN in the AURA * GREEN in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with GREEN – Colour Therapy using GREEN *

GREEN is made by combining YELLOW (wisdom and intuition), with BLUE (spirituality and healing). The natural GREENS are seen as tranquil and refreshing, with a natural balance of warm and cool (YELLOW and BLUE) undertones.

GREEN is the balance between warm, extroverted RED, ORANGE and YELLOW, and the cool, introverted BLUE, INDIGO and VIOLET.

GREEN occupies the middle or point of balance in the solar spectrum and occupies more space in the spectrum visible to the human eye than most colours, and is second only to BLUE as a favourite colour.

GREEN is the colour of Nature and the Earth. It is balance and harmony in essence, and possesses a soothing influence upon the body and mind.

The colour GREEN evokes an association with plant life and the natural world, growth, calmness, peace and serenity, youth, learning, inexperience, fertility, ecology and new life.

GREEN indicates regeneration and rejuvenation, youthful vigour, freshness, energy, good health, hope, healing, vitality, security, a sense of home and family, and individualism.

GREEN reflects sympathy, reliability and dependability and radiates kindness and love. GREEN is linked with abundance, evolution and supply and has always been associated with good luck, prosperity and wealth.

GREEN brings unconditional love, peace, rest, hope and comfort, and relates to nurturing others and being nurtured, calmness, harmony, nature and the natural world, plants, children and animals, health and healing, and a longing for a safe home and family life. The colour GREEN balances our energies and increases love, compassion and empathy for others.

GREEN is the colour of the heart centre and healing, balance, love and compassion, generosity and peace, transformation and growth. It also relates to beauty, contentment, renewal, satisfaction, social identity, oriented to self-acceptance, learning and freedom. GREEN is the colour of healthy relationships.

GREEN is seen as a metaphor for a lack of experience, and to say someone is ‘green’ is to imply that they are inexperienced. ‘Being green’ tells of environmentalism and conservation.

GREEN is symbolic of striving to gain recognition and establishing independence.

GREEN is also associated with money and wealth.

GREEN governs the mental realms and is indicative of ideas and ideals.

GREEN symbolizes ‘nature’ and is one of the dominant colours in the plant kingdom. It represents the harmonious cycle of nature, renewal and growth, and symbolizes the benevolent, abundant and replenishing forces of the Universe. GREEN is the pervasive colour in the natural world, making it an ideal backdrop in interior design because we are so used to seeing it everywhere.

GREEN is a soothing, harmonious radiation that is essential for the wellbeing of our nerves and the proper functioning of our body. GREEN light gives us the energy of the Sun in the safest and most natural form, and is identical with the GREEN plant energy known as ‘chlorophyll’, which is prescribed by medical science as a specific for the heart.

GREEN is a colour used principally for healing as it promotes health and wellbeing. GREEN positively affects our ability to express unconditional love, forgiveness and compassion.

GREEN is good for working with nature and the environment.
GREEN is related to the elements of Earth and Air, the direction North, the musical scale of ‘FAH’, the planets Venus, Saturn and the Moon, the zodiac sign of Taurus and is associated with the season of Spring. GREEN is also associated with The EMPRESS and TEMPERANCE Tarot cards.

Feelings of comfort, calmness, relaxation and space are induced by the colour GREEN. If you are craving a need for change and freedom to pursue new ideas and opportunities, include more of the colour GREEN in your life.

GREEN encourages a dislike of conflicts and confrontations.

Too much GREEN can cause us to become overly-critical, possessive, demanding and manic-depressive. It encourages anger, jealousy, miserly-ness, stinginess, over-confidence, and a tendency to blame others. Too much GREEN can make on ‘green with envy’.

Not enough GREEN can make us apathetic, placid, lethargic, lazy and slow. It makes us fear rejection and can allow oneself to be taken advantage of. Too little GREEN in our lives can make us moody and depressed.

GREEN AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
- GREEN is used to represent ‘safety’ around the world.
- GREEN is the colour associated with resurrection and regeneration within several religions.
- GREEN, BLUE-GREEN and BLUE symbolize ‘paradise’ in Iran and are considered to be sacred colours.
- GREEN is the emblematic colour of Ireland as it represents the vast EMERALD hillsides and Ireland’s patron saint, St Patrick.
- GREEN is the colour that represents Irish-Catholics, and ORANGE represents Irish-Protestants.
- GREEN is regarded as the colour of ‘eternal life’ in Japan.
- GREEN was considered to be ‘royal’ because it was the colour of the quetzal plumes used by the Aztec chieftains in ancient Aztec culture.
- GREEN Jade crystals and gemstones represent ‘virtue’ and ‘beauty’ in China.
- The only national flag of a single colour is the GREEN flag of Libya.
- GREEN is the colour of ‘hope’ due to its association with Spring in Portugal.
- People used to wear GREEN as a mark of honour in the highlands of Scotland.
- GREEN is the colour of Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
- The prophet Mohammed was said to have worn a GREEN cloak and turban.
- In Celtic myths, GREEN was associated with the God of Fertility.
- In the East, GREEN is the colour of mourning, based on the belief that it is the colour of growth and new life, rather than a symbol of sadness and death.
- The Chinese use lots of GREEN in their festivals of joy and gladness.
- GREEN is associated with Sunday within the Catholic Church.

FAVOURITE COLOUR GREEN
People who choose GREEN as their favourite colour are generally open-hearted, vital, generous and nurturing.

Choosing GREEN as a favourite colour indicates someone who may need to grow as a person.

People who favour GREEN often have the desire to really extend themselves to their fullest potential. They often crave growth and adventure and feel the need to be constantly moving forward. People who choose GREEN as their favourite colour loathe staleness and stagnation.

Those that prefer GREEN often have a strong affinity with nature and natural environments. They are generally hard working and prefer to complete all tasks that they
start and have very exacting standards.

People who favour GREEN have the ability to motivate others with their guidance and support, and make excellent mentors, teachers and counsellors.

People whose favourite colour is GREEN cannot tolerate arguments, disputes or turmoil and often play the part of the peacemaker. At times, those who favour the colour GREEN can tend to be over-sensitive and over-cautious. Jealousy and envy may also be an issue at times.

GREEN people love to love and love to be loved. They make loyal and faithful friends and partners, and are nurturing and supportive and care deeply for their loved ones, their community and the environment.

A person with an aversion to GREEN may have a preference for independence and self-development, rather than a warm, safe and secure family-life. They may also prefer to keep a certain distance in relationships (particularly those of a sexual nature).

GREEN CLOTHING - Wearing GREEN Clothes
The colour GREEN resonates with soothing, healing and calming energies. GREEN is also the colour of growth.

Wearing GREEN can suggest an affinity with nature and the environment.

Wearing GREEN acts as a magnet to those who seek peace and rejuvenation.

GREEN stimulates our need to feel secure, assertive, powerful and certain, and our need to love and be loved. This makes GREEN a comforting colour that fosters and encourages positivity within our personalities when we wear it.

People who wear GREEN are often very cautious people who are disinclined to trust others easily. They are observers of life, but do not like to get involved in situations more than they need to. A quiet and stress-free life and lifestyle suit them best.

Those who wear GREEN clothes are generally humanistic, service-orientated and benevolent.

GREEN FOODS
GREEN vegetables and fruits contain phyto-chemicals such as luteins and indoles which are good for the heart. GREEN foods are also high in fibre and promote a healthy digestive system.

GREEN Foods include:
Alfalfa, apple, artichoke, asparagus, avocados, beet greens, bock choy, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cactus (nopales), celery, chives, collard greens, comfrey, cucumber, dandelion greens, edamame, fennel, grapes, green beans, green cauliflower, green eggplant, green grapes, green olives, green peppers, green tomatoes, green zucchini, honeydew, kale, kiwi fruit, kuir, leafy green vegetables, lettuce, limes, mint, nettles, okra, oregano, parsley, pears, peas, pumpkin seeds, rosemary, seaweed (kelp), sinqua, spinach, sprouts, Swiss chard, tarragon, tomatillo, wasabi, wheatgrass.

GREEN In Our DREAMS - DREAMING of GREEN
GREEN resonates with natural life, vigour, growth, hope, good health, healing and balance and when appearing in dreams symbolizes and stimulates feelings of love, harmony, peace and personal growth.

Seeing GREEN in your dreams inspires generosity, vitality, power, expansion, encouragement, open-heartedness, a need to nurture, compassion and empathy, sharing, harmony, balance and growth.

GREEN appearing in dreams helps with overcoming and limiting attachments. Seeing GREEN whilst dreaming may suggest or symbolize your efforts to establish your independence or gain personal recognition.

GREEN energy is very healing on feelings of self-doubt and insecurity, and may be symbolic of your ambitions and establishing your own independence.

The colour GREEN appearing in your dreams can be a message to ‘go ahead’ - you have been given the ‘green light’ and you are to continue with your plans.

GREEN seen within a dream is beneficial for healing any deep brooding feelings of regret and/or remorse.

Seeing GREEN can be implying that you are inexperienced or lack experience is some way.

GREEN appearing in dreams releases possessiveness and jealousy, selfish attachment, envy, insecurity, mistrust and self-doubt.

GREEN appearing in your dreams may be suggesting that there is a need to balance your masculine and feminine aspects and attributes.

The colour GREEN can be symbolic of money and wealth and is also the colour of envy and jealousy, depending upon the tone or theme of the dream.

Dark GREEN can indicate materialistic tendencies, deceit and difficulties with sharing.

Overall, the colour GREEN is a very healing energy and vibration to experience in your dreams.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

GREEN in the TAROT
When the colour GREEN is seen within the Tarot cards it is an indication that growth is taking place on many levels and that through this growth, abundant harvests will be reaped. It also suggests learning and healing.

GREEN resonates with The EMPRESS (3) Tarot card, as it relates to fertility, nature, plants, animals, the environment, our emotions, healing and growth.

The TEMPERANCE (14) Tarot card influences and is representative of the colour GREEN as we strive to maintain equilibrium in our body and soul, mind and spirit.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

GREEN ESSENTIAL OILS - ESSENTIAL OILS that Resonate with GREEN
Green Mandarin, Green Myrtle.

GREEN CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES
There are certain crystals that help us to connect to the angelic and spiritual realms. These crystals are naturally attuned to the angelic and spiritual realms due to the extremely high resonance that crystals carry which attunes the wearer or bearer to the highest spiritual realms.


GREEN crystals are used to attract prosperity, attracting love and money.

Actinolite, African Jade, Agate, Alexandrite (Chrysoberyl), Amazonite, Andalusite, Aquamarine, Aventurine, Azurite-Malachite, Beryl, Bismuth, Bloodstone, Cameo Agate, Caat’s Eye nstatite, Cat’s Eye Jade, Cat’s Eye Kornerupine, Cat’s Eye Tourmaline, Chalcedony, Chrome Diopside, Chrome Tourmaline, Chrysoberyl, Chrysocolla, Chrysoprase, Corundum, Dalmation Jasper, Diopside, Dioptase, Emerald, Enstatite, Fluorite, Fucsite, Gaspetite, Green Agate, Green Apatite, Green Apophyllite, Green Beryl, Green Calcite, Green Fluorite, Green Garnet, Green Jasper, Green Kunzite, Green Moonstone, Green Quartz, Green Sapphire, Green Topaz, Green Tourmaline, Grossular Garnet, Heliotrope, Hiddenite (Green Moldavite), Idocrase, Jade, Jasper, Kornerupine, Lemon Chrysoprase, Lemon Jade, Malachite (Chrysocolla), Mawsitsit, Moldavite, Morrisonite, Moss Agate, Nephrite Jade, Ocean Jasper, Owyhee Jasper, Peridot, Prase, Prasiolite, Sea Jasper, Seraphinite, Spene (Titanite), Seriphos Green Quartz, Spodumene, Tektite, Titanite, Tourmaline, Tree Agate, Tsavorite, Unakite, Uvarovite, Variscite, Vesuvianite (Idocrase), Watermelon Tourmaline, Zircon, Zoisite.

GREEN in the AURA
GREEN is the second basic colour tone. It loosens and equalizes the etheric body and is the colour seen most commonly and prevalently in the aura.

GREEN in the aura is a positive sign, and indicates regeneration, individualism, supply and energy and growth.

GREEN governs the mental realm and indicates a multitude of ideas, sympathy and calm, and can also denote a person who is reliable, dependable and open-minded. People who have achieved prosperity and success usually have green tints in their aura.

GREEN appearing in the aura in a balanced way attests to the ability to accept things as they are, change and creation the ‘new’, growth, hope, good communication, gardening and agriculture and the performing arts, and the healing and care professions.

GREEN in the aura also symbolizes Universal Love, unity and balancing of the mind, body and spirit.

PALE GREEN reflects spiritual advancement by means of attuning to nature and the spiritual realm. It is as compassionate as a guardian angel, and people with PALE GREEN in their aura are seen as truly beautiful people. Most elderly people have large streaks of PALE GREEN in their aura.

Bright, clear GREEN in the aura denotes animation, versatility and adaptability, independence, enthusiasm, thoughtfulness and open-mindedness. Bright GREEN reflects versatility, adaptability and enthusiasm. The vibration of bright GREEN is extremely refreshing to the soul.

APPLE GREEN is the aura tells of a healthy life-force, and when seen around the hands it denotes natural healing abilities.

EMERALD GREEN in the aura denotes a naturally-born healer and indicates a rare quality. EMERALD GREEN tells that an ongoing trauma is being put to rest in a subtle way. This colour has a ‘feeling’ affect on the emotions. Most good listeners have one or more small pockets of this colour in their aura.

JADE GREEN represents a charitable nature and denotes patterns of self-sacrifice.

JUNIPER GREEN is the colour of Karmic patterns in the aura.

YELLOW-GREEN appearing in the aura may suggest sympathy for others, compassion, good communication, the ability to forgive, honesty and a love of peace and harmony. But it can also denote sickness, cowardice, discord and jealousy.

GREENISH-YELLOW is the shade of a ‘liar’ or a ‘cheat’. This shade you will often find in adolescence, cheating lovers, corrupt policemen and criminals who plead innocent when they are not, and anyone who has ever told a little ‘white lie’.

Dark GREEN appearing amongst the colours of the aura denotes the ability to express and present oneself and the ability to adapt. It also represents vitality.

Dark GREEN in the aura can also attest to materialism, fraud and cunning. It can also denote greed, envy and jealousy, and mental stress. Dark GREEN in the aura can indicate materialism, deceit, cheating and/or difficulties with sharing.

Dark GREEN appearing may also suggest a need to find balance between the masculine and feminine attributes. Dark GREEN within the aura can reflect miserliness, uncertainty, jealousy and envy, possessiveness, self-doubt and mistrust.

Olive GREEN in the aura denotes treachery and deceit.

The muddier or darker shades of GREEN reflect uncertainty and/or miserliness, possessiveness, mistrust, self-doubt and jealousy.

In an unbalanced way, GREEN appearing in the Aura may indicate jealousy and envy, pessimism, a lack of satisfaction, resistance to the natural course of life, artificiality and over-sentimentality.

Colours within the Aura

GREEN and the CHAKRAS
GREEN is absorbed by the Heart Chakra and controls the cardiac centre and strongly influences the heart and blood pressure. It is linked to the heart, lungs, circulatory system, cardiac plexus and the complete chest area.

The Heart Chakra is the ‘Harmonizing Element’ and bridges the gap between the physical and spiritual worlds. It allows a person to feel compassion and empathy and gives one the ability to give and receive graciously. The Hearth Chakra resonates with ‘unconditional love’.

When the Heart Chakra is blocked, we experience emotional instability and problems in our relationships with other people. It makes us feel sorrow and loss which we feel we cannot get passed.

COLOUR HEALING and the CHAKRAS

HEALING with GREEN - Colour Healing
GREEN is a colour used principally for healing as it promotes health and wellbeing.

GREEN is considered to be the optimal healing colour and is the colour of nitrogen, which is an element that constitutes the main components of the atmosphere, and is essential for the formation of bones, muscles and other body tissues.

GREEN constitutes a balancing link between the warm colours (which stimulates and energizes) and the cool colours (which are soothing and calming.) GREEN helps to balance energies and a calms a state of disharmony. It helps to achieve a healthy new structure. GREEN stimulates growth and the life-force energy, balances the body and mind, soothes and strengthens.

GREEN is neither an astringent nor a relaxant, yet is rejuvenating and anti-inflammatory. It can help to calm anger and improve memory, ease paranoia and nervous exhaustion.

The colour GREEN has a soothing effect on the nervous system, soothes irritations and alleviates pain. Physically, GREEN is linked to the muscles, bones, bronchial tubes and the lungs. GREEN is good for treating problems to do with the heart and circulatory system. It has an invigorating effect on the blood vessels and balances the
blood pressure.

GREEN affects the lungs, heart, thymus gland and the immune system.

GREEN is very healing for deep feelings of regret and remorse, and for overcoming any limiting attachments.

GREEN energy is very healing for self-doubt and insecurity and feelings of inadequacy and ineptness. GREEN helps to overcome obstacles and begin a new path or change of direction.

GREEN can be used to treat backaches, immune disorders, heart trouble, allergies, lupus, shock and trauma, head colds, and to lower the blood pressure. GREEN also helps to maintain eyesight and may reduce the risk of vision problems common in later life.

GREEN stimulates the pituitary gland and is effective for soothing states of emotional imbalance. GREEN can counter panic attacks and addictions.

GREEN encourages cell renewal and the overall regeneration of the organism. It fortifies the entire body in general and helps to improve the absorption of oxygen in the body.

GREEN is suitable for treatment and projecting in all impaired physical states, and for every health problem, except for tumours.

Excessive use of the colour GREEN may stimulate an aversion to conflict, and may bring on feelings of frustration, irritability and anger.

GREEN can be used to:
- soothe
- relax the mind and body
- help to alleviate depression
- calm nervousness and anxiety
- offer a sense of renewal, self-control and harmony

GREEN stimulates inner-peace.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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OLIVE GREEN
The colour OLIVE GREEN symbolizes ‘ZEN’ and natural wisdom. It also indicates achieving peace and tranquillity in your environment. OLIVE GREEN is the traditional colour of peace.

OLIVE GREEN can also denote treachery and deceit.

LIME GREEN
LIME GREEN resonates with the Element of Earth and relates to possibilities, perception and anticipation, excitement, motivation, anticipation, hope, luck, money and prosperity, employment and growth.

LIME GREEN allows us to be perceptive and non-judgemental. It inspires us to try new things by initiating change.

Too little LIME GREEN can make us feel hateful, petty and envious of the opportunities that other people are experiencing.

LIME GREEN CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
Cat’s Eye, Fluorite, Green Garnet, Jade, Lemon Chrysoprase, Peridot.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

YELLOW

2012-07-16T21:08:00.001+10:00

YELLOW

Including: All About YELLOW * YELLOW Around the World and in History * YELLOW as a favourite colour * YELLOW Clothes – Wearing YELLOW Clothing * YELLOW Foods * YELLOW in our DREAMS – Dreaming of YELLOW * YELLOW in the TAROT CARDS * YELLOW ESSENTIAL OILS * YELLOW CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * YELLOW in the AURA * YELLOW in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with YELLOW – Colour Therapy using YELLOW *

YELLOW holds the first place in the solar spectrum for maximum brightness and luminosity. The colour YELLOW is the fourth basic colour tone and tells of spirituality and upliftment of humankind. YELLOW is the ray of maximum light and is a positive, magnetic vibration. It shines with optimism, spiritual enlightenment and happiness.

YELLOW resonates with the ‘God realization’ and ‘Christ consciousness’.

YELLOW is connected to the Element of Air and the zodiac sign of Libra.

The colour YELLOW is warm (yang), and is associated with cheerful and joyous things. YELLOW is a vibrant life force and resonates with intuition, the intellect, mental power and concentration, memory, attention to detail, evaluation, sincerity, praise and harmony, lightness, joy and gaiety.

YELLOW is symbolic of optimism, practicality, confidence, illumination, inner-wisdom and logic, agility, energy, and brings heightened expression, freedom and joy. YELLOW is a reviving and consoling colour and represents the ego, discipline, organizational abilities and the mind in general.

YELLOW promotes a sense of self-confidence to help us cope during stressful situations.

YELLOW resonates with and understands the larger or bigger picture of life, and stimulates the need to live in an orderly world, whilst expressing our individuality and our need to know and understand. Tuning into the vibration of YELLOW, all problems will find prompt solutions and answers, and the knowledge that it is better to change ourselves rather than attempt to change others.

YELLOW aids the logic and memory, concentration, communication and will-power. YELLOW is full of creative and intellectual energy. YELLOW enhances clarity, perception, expansiveness, motivation, leadership, communication, productivity, health, blessings, spiritual enlightenment, stimulation on all levels, being busy, bright, rich, sacred and solar magic.

YELLOW relates to strength, our self-worth, transformation, laughter, ego and identity, oriented to self-definition, personal power, fulfilment, abundance, courage and self-confidence.

YELLOW associates with trade and commerce, business success, travel, knowledge and magic, the ‘life force’, vitality, change, progress, contact, learning, tests, speaking and writing, affirmations and visualizations, curiosity, relaxation, hope, philosophy, flexibility, progress, amusement and learning through practical knowledge.

YELLOW encourages balance between our head and our heart and promotes clarity.

YELLOW relates to the planet Mercury, the Element of Fire and Summer. YELLOW also relates to the musical scale ‘ME’.

Shades of GOLDEN YELLOW carry the promise of a positive future. It advances from surrounding colours and instils optimism and energy, and also sparks creative thoughts.

BRIGHT YELLOW suggests a depth of spiritual qualities and dispels worries and fears.

PALE YELLOW suggests thoughtfulness.

YELLOW encourages and aids us when undertaking new areas of study and for learning new things, as it enhances all aspects to do with the mind. YELLOW helps to awaken mental aspiration and stimulates higher mentality.

YELLOW encourages a lust for life.

The colour YELLOW has both positive and negative connotations and can also represent disgrace, deceit, betrayal, cowardice and sickness. It tells of fears and the inability to make important decisions or take appropriate actions.

A person with an aversion to the colour YELLOW may be emotionally disappointed and bitter. They may have a tendency to rationalize their feelings, or may choose not to see reality by frequently changing relationships and/or activities and interests.

Excessive use of YELLOW can induce over-active thinking, obsessive thinking, rationalization, superficiality, and a tendency to change often. Too much YELLOW can also negatively affect our ability to clearly focus, and/or complete one task at a time. It can cause us to become demanding and critical, and over-judgemental of others. YELLOW can also encourage the tendency to be workaholics.

Too much YELLOW can lead to the inability to relax, mental bullying, the inability to manifest desired results and outcomes, and stubbornness.

Not enough YELLOW can make us feel isolated, insecure and depressed. A lack of YELLOW instils a lack of courage to try new things, and can result in one becoming rigid, cunning, defensive, possessive and emotionally aloof.

People that suffer from seasonal disorders and become depressed in Winter can try adding some YELLOW to their wardrobe and environments, as YELLOW lifts the spirits.

YELLOW encourages us to be free to do and be all that we can be. It helps us to feel expressive, social, curious and experimental. YELLOW assists you when you are going through life changes, such as adjusting to a new home, relationship, job or school etc.

BRIGHT YELLOW represents communication and spontaneity and this inspires activity, curiosity and a desire and hope of greater happiness.

YELLOW presses forward to the new and modern, and ideas drawn from the higher-Self.

YELLOW AROUND The WORLD And In HISTORY
- YELLOW is Universally connected to spirituality and the intellect.
- In Chinese culture, colours correspond with the five primary elements, the directions and the four seasons. YELLOW is associated with Earth and the centre (in relation to direction). It was the colour of emperors during both the Ming dynasty and the Qing dynasty. Huangdi, known as the ‘Yellow Emperor’, is thought to be the founder of Chinese civilization due to the vast amount of inventions that took place during his reign.
- YELLOW is the colour of the Vaisya caste (or farmers) and is the colour Hindus wear to celebrate the Festival of Spring.
- The doors of traitors and criminals were painted YELLOW in France during the 10th Century.
- In the United States, school buses and taxis are associated with YELLOW.
- YELLOW signifies ‘sadness’ in Greek culture, and ‘jealousy’ in French culture.
- YELLOW is representative of ‘greed’ in Christianity.
- YELLOW is the symbol for liberalism in many cultures and countries.
- Warriors wore a YELLOW chrysanthemum as a pledge of courage during the 1357 Japanese ‘War of Dynasty’.
- Jews were made to wear YELLOW armbands in Nazi concentration camps.
- In Aztec culture, YELLOW symbolizes food because it was the colour of corn which is the primary good of the Aztec people.

FAVOURITE COLOUR YELLOW
YELLOW as a favoured colour suggests one who has the ability to assimilating new ideas, concepts, knowledge and learning quickly and easily.

Those who prefer YELLOW often have a vibrant and happy personality, and are optimistic and enthusiastic characters. They are analytical and detail-oriented and pay attention to accuracy in all that they do. They are often intelligent and quick-thinking and are fun to be around.

Those with YELLOW as a favourite colour may find it difficult to switch off and fully relax as their minds are constantly alert.

With the vibration of YELLOW as an influence, the mind is sharp, wise and clever, and right choices and decisions are quick and easy to make.

YELLOW as a favourite colour suggests someone who is very open and receptive to study, research, education and learning new things. People who prefer YELLOW often have high intellects.

YELLOW CLOTHING - WEARING YELLOW CLOTHES
YELLOW resonates with the intellect and intuition, vitality and vibrancy. Wearing YELLOW suggests someone with boundless energy and a quick, keen mind. Wearing the colour YELLOW also indicates a ‘happy’ person with a bright personality. Wearing YELLOW clothes helps one to adopt an uplifted and cheery attitude to life.

Those who choose to wear YELLOW generally analyse everything and always need to know everything about everything. They demand a logical framework so that they can fully understand concepts. They generally desire change and originality, and are highly creative individuals who seek expression in literature, art, music and all forms of communication. They are expressive, eloquent, flexible and intensely self-aware people who are effective planners and organizers.

Those who wear a lot of YELLOW often have a stimulating and interesting personality. They enjoy being active and involved in all that is going on around them. They are very social and have a friendly and sunny disposition. Vital and lively, those who wear YELLOW generally cope well with life’s challenges.

YELLOW FOODS
YELLOW in food often indicates the presence of lutein, magnesium, Vitamin C and limonene. YELLOW wholefoods are loaded with many antioxidants and phytochemicals which help to promote the healthy function of the liver, pancreas, gallbladder and other vital organs such as the nervous system.

YELLOW Foods Include:
Anise seed, bamboo shoots, bananas, chamomile, cinnamon, corn, dill, evening primrose flowers, garbanzo beans, golden apples, golden flax seed, golden raisins, grapefruit, honey, lemongrass, lemons, nuts, parsnips, pears, pineapple, saffron, squash, squash blossoms, vegetable oils, whole grains, yams, yellow beans, yellow marigold flowers, yellow peppers, yellow raspberries, yellow summer squash, yellow tomatillo, yellow tomatoes, yellow wax beans and yellow zucchini.

YELLOW In Our DREAMS - DREAMING of YELLOW
YELLOW represents the extrovert and an extroverted personality, mental power, agility and determination.

YELLOW symbolizes the intellect, energy, inner-wisdom and happiness, yet the colour YELLOW can carry both positive and negative connotations, depending upon the theme or context of the dream.

Positively, seeing YELLOW in a dream may suggest happiness and joy, harmony, wisdom, agility and positive energy. Seeing YELLOW in a pleasant and/or happy dream can suggest the intuition and intuitive messages that foretell of blessings and glad tidings, happiness, and inner-joy.

Seeing YELLOW in a dream inspires joy and optimism, expression, ability, attention to detail, active intelligence, discipline and evaluation.

If the dream is unpleasant in nature, seeing YELLOW can represent disgrace, cowardice, deceit, disgrace, betrayal and illness or sickness. In an unpleasant or sad dream, seeing YELLOW may suggest a sickness or illness to come, or cowardice in a real life situation.

YELLOW appearing in your dreams may suggest a fear or inability to make a choice or decision, or to take necessary action/s. It may also be implying that your desire to please others is making you at risk of sacrificing your own needs and inner-happiness for the sake of others. As a result, challenges and set-backs may appear in your life.

Seeing YELLOW in a dream relates to our intellectual thinking process and stimulates logical linear thinking. The colour YELLOW stimulates left-brain activity, active intelligence, organisation, attention to detail, evaluation, sincerity and harmony, praise, administration, heightened expression and personal freedom.

The healing power of the colour YELLOW, when appearing in dreams, works on both known and unknown fears.

YELLOW in your dreams will gradually release the tension from an accumulation of fearful experiences. The colour YELLOW appearing in dreams releases constriction and restriction, sorrow, selfishness and selfish judgement, bitterness, cynicism and criticism.

To dream of being in a YELLOW room suggests that you are to utilize your intuition, personal creativity and initiative to get things done. It tells of mental stimulation and motivation.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

YELLOW In The TAROT
When YELLOW is seen on the Tarot cards, it indicates that intuition and intelligence will come to the fore in order to find a solution to a problem or issue. It also indicates positive outcomes.

YELLOW appearing on the Tarot cards signifies the intellect and spirituality.

Yellow is associated with The SUN (19) Tarot card, which encompasses it’s love of life.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

YELLOW ESSENTIAL OILS - Essential Oils that Resonate with YELLOW
Bergamot, Lemon, Lemongrass, Lime, Neroli, Oreganum, Patchoulli.

YELLOW CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing
Amber, Ametrine (Quartz), Andalusite, Beryl, Bismuth, Calcite, Cat’s Eye, Chalcedony, Champagne Citrine, Chrysoberyl, Citrine, Corundum, Cymophane (Chyroberyl), Fluorite, Fool’s Gold (Pyrite), Gold, Golden Beryl, Golden Sapphire, Heliodor, Idocrase, Lemon Yellow Citrine, Golden Yellow Topaz, Golden Tiger Eye, Heliodor (Yellow Beryl), Honey Calcite, Iron Pyrite, Lemon Chrysoprase, Orthoclase, Rutilated Quartz, Sphalerite sphene, Sulphur, Sunstone, Sea Jasper, Sphalerite, Sphene (Titanite), Topaz, Yellow Aragonite, Yellow-Brown Scapolite, Yellow Carnelian, Yellow Citrine, Yellow Danubrite, Yellow Garnet, Yellow Jade, Yellow Jasper,
Yellow Kunzite, Yellow Muscovite, Yellow Rhodonite, Yellow Sapphire, Yellow Tourmaline, Vesuvianite (Idocrase).

YELLOW In The AURA
YELLOW is the fourth basic colour tone, but is one that is rarely seen in the aura. When it is seen, it is an indication of those who have achieved the goal of escape from the wheel of rebirth on the earth plane, and have returned to offer Spiritual food to their brothers and sisters. These individuals can be assumed to have voluntarily taken on the limitations and restrictions of earth life in order to perform a particular Spiritual path for the upliftment of mankind.

YELLOW can be equated to the God realization or Christ consciousness of these individuals who have returned back to earth to radiate the Light of their Spirituality on their fellow (human) beings who are still in need of assistance.

The colour YELLOW appearing in the aura in a balanced and harmonious way attests to high intellectual abilities and capacities and a strong personality. It also denotes good organizational abilities, inner-wisdom, discipline, honesty, harmony and a well developed ability to learn and assimilate knowledge.

YELLOW rays have the power to dispel fear and worry. YELLOW has a tonic element for certain forms of nervousness and is stimulating to health and mind.

YELLOW in the aura also suggests business acumen, diplomacy, a scientific and business mind-set and career orientation.

YELLOW (except for the muddier shades) is a good aspect in the aura. YELLOW symbolizes thought and mental concentration. When this colour dominates, it indicates a strong intellect.

BRIGHT GOLDEN YELLOW suggests a depth of Spiritual qualities and denotes a soul on the pathway to spirituality; gold representing the higher spiritual pathway.

GOLDEN YELLOW reflects the elevation of the mind to a higher sense of consciousness and indicates great inspiration. It is interesting that victims of strokes often exhibit GOLDEN YELLOW around the head and neck. GOLDEN YELLOW is the colour of the evolved consciousness.

PALE YELLOW suggests a highly spirited, as well as thoughtful person. It can also indicate a poor state of mind or a timid character. Individuals who have been intimidated by others show the emotional scars by the presence of this colour in their aura.

LIGHT YELLOW appearing among other colours of the aura attests to calmness, openness, a strong personality, clarity of thought and freshness.

Deep muddier YELLOW indicates one who is over critical, dogmatic and feels deprived of recognition. It denotes jealousy and suspicion, reflects excessive thinking and analysing and being over-critical.

ORANGEY-YELLOW in the aura denotes excessive thinking and a dogmatic personality.

OCHER (brownish-yellow) appearing among the colours of the aura, may suggest stability, frugality, realism, tensions, control, authority, excessive discipline and egotism. It may also indicate manipulative mind games and shows of a deceitful nature.

When YELLOW appears in the aura in an unbalanced way it attests to scepticism, a critical nature, stubbornness, cynicism, exaggerated emotional control, egotism, laziness, ignorance and intolerance, and sorrow.

Colours within the Aura

YELLOW In RELATION To The CHAKRAS
YELLOW governs the Solar Plexus Chakra, which acts as the ‘brain centre’ to the nervous system. This chakra is located in the stomach area and the middle of the back, and is linked to the stomach, liver, skin, large intestine, muscular system and the solar plexus area.

The Solar Plexus Chakra is connected with our identity and the concept of ‘Self’.

The Solar Plexus Chakra is representative of vitality and will, and when this Chakra is open it acts to empower a person and helps them to find their personal, inner-strength.

YELLOW helps to turn dreams and goals into reality.

YELLOW brings activity and balance to the Solar Plexus Chakra, and this brings general wellbeing, mental capacities and a clear sense of self-determination.

When the Solar Plexus Chakra is blocked, we experience anger, shame, fear, resentment, bitterness, prejudice and hate.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING with YELLOW  -  HEALING with COLOUR
In Colour Healing and Therapy, the colour YELLOW can be used to lessen the effects of anxiety and depression as it arouses feelings of cheerfulness, joy and happiness.

YELLOW stimulates the mind and mental processes, stimulates the nervous system, activates the memory and encourages communication. It is linked to the liver, the gallbladder, stomach, the thyroid gland, the bronchial tubes, the large and small intestines, the lungs and prostate glands.

YELLOW is good for treating the digestive and nervous systems, it stimulates hormone production, assists with the assimilation of nutrients, stimulates the liver and kidneys, helps with thyroid imbalance and has beneficial effects on the intestines, spleen, stomach and bladder. YELLOW stimulates cleansing via the liver. YELLOW fortifies the entire digestive system as it stimulates the digestive juices and the flow of lymphatic fluids. YELLOW strengthens the nervous system and purifies the blood.

In Colour Healing, YELLOW is used to benefit the adrenal glands, gallbladder, muscles, liver, the pancreas and stomach.

Illnesses that can be treated with YELLOW are arthritis, allergies, coughs, constipation, depression, diabetes, gallstones, eczema, hiatus hernia, hypothyroidism, indigestion, lymphatic congestion, obesity and motion sickness. YELLOW has a tonic effect on the nervous system and is stimulating to the mind and overall health.

YELLOW may strengthen the teeth and bones, and helps the body heal wounds. YELLOW helps to keep the skin healthy and maintain good eyesight. YELLOW helps the pores of the skin and aids scarred tissue in healing itself.

YELLOW is used to treat psychological problems such as mental exhaustion, depression, melancholy and the inability to concentrate. The colour YELLOW helps a weak memory and is great in skin care treatment.

YELLOW stimulates the ‘psychic centre’ and can be used to treat psychic burn-out or other psychic-related conditions or ailments.

YELLOW is a nerve stimulant, and can be helpful with depression, tension and fear, and can soothe mental exhaustion.

The healing power of YELLOW works on fear and gradually releases the tension from a fearful experience or situation.

YELLOW is very healing for critical, judgemental and verbally aggressive people as it stimulates flexibility and adaptability to change.

YELLOW can stimulate clear-thinking, new ideas and creativity. It can help to sharpen the mind and improve memory, as well as with decision making.

YELLOW helps us to release and let go of negativity.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

WHITE

2012-07-16T14:39:00.001+10:00

WHITE

Including: All About WHITE, WHITE Around the World and in History, WHITE as a favourite colour, WHITE Clothes – Wearing WHITE Clothing, WHITE Foods, WHITE in our DREAMS – Dreaming of WHITE, WHITE in the TAROT CARDS, WHITE ESSENTIAL OILS, WHITE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing, WHITE in the AURA, WHITE in the CHAKRAS, HEALING with WHITE – Colour Therapy using WHITE.

WHITE is aligned with the Elements of Air and Spirit, and is connected to the Moon and the Zodiac sign of Virgo.

WHITE is a combination of all colours within the light spectrum and resonates with the positive aspects of all the colours. The vibrations of WHITE are the fastest and most frequent of the colour spectrum, and encompass all colours.

WHITE is considered to be the colour of truth, purity, faith, cleanliness, neutrality, sincerity, protection, peace and harmony, totality, initiative and awareness, completeness, ritual, innocence, spirituality and birth, knowledge and illumination. The colour WHITE is symbolic of perfection, peace, dignity, new beginnings, starting afresh and endless
possibilities.

WHITE relates to the imagination and promotes creativity, Divine realization and humility. WHITE carries the energies and power to transform the focus of our imagination. WHITE embodies clarity and understanding which will ultimately bring good fortune as we attune to its ‘Universal Harmony’.

WHITE encourages us to experience a spiritual awakening (or re-awakening) and take a fresh look at life and what it has to offer. WHITE often implies new beginnings and new ideas and opportunities coming from a higher place and plane.

WHITE relates to purification, clearing and cleansing on all levels, and brings you into contact with your Higher-Self.

WHITE resonates with inner-peace, serenity, aura-healing, truth-seeking, consecration, protection against negativity by raising our vibration, breaking curses, spiritual awakening and enlightenment, inspiration, meditation, invoking spirits, divination, clairvoyance and psychic abilities. WHITE aligns with light, Divinity, purity, spirit, inner-light, perfection, simplicity, freshness, completion, oneness, angels, and your Higher-Self.

WHITE is the colour of the awakened Spirit, the light of perfection, the light of the ‘Cosmic Consciousness’, and the Divine Light.

The colour WHITE evokes fresh beginnings and can refer to a ‘clean slate’ or a ‘blank slate’. It can also relate to cover-ups and hidden things; hence the phrase ‘white-washed’.

WHITE is used in rituals and ceremonies because it is associated with protection and cleansing.

Too much WHITE in our lives can make us feel cold, drained, lifeless, bare and vacant. WHITE can sometimes be too sterile if used excessively in the home decor and can create feelings of incompleteness and emptiness.

A person with an aversion to the colour WHITE is most often solely interested in realistic and tangible things, rather than in illusions or things that are beyond seeing or understanding.

People who dislike WHITE generally know and accept their own imperfections and do not wish to strive for, or achieve perfection. An aversion to WHITE may indicate an inability to accept spirituality as a part of life.

WHITE AROUND the WORLD and in HISTORY

-   Universally, WHITE is recognized as the colour and symbol of ‘truce’.

-   In Eastern cultures, the colour WHITE is associated with death and morning.

- WHITE is a colour of mourning in parts of Africa and China. Prior to the 15th Century, WHITE was the colour of deepest mourning among European queens.

- The ancient Greeks wore WHITE clothing to bed to induce pleasant dreams.

- In Chinese culture, WHITE is associates with the West and Autumn.

- In the Bible, the colour WHITE is an emblem of the ‘Divine’ and represents the colour of light.

FAVOURITE COLOUR WHITE

Choosing WHITE as a favourite colour suggests a person who is honest and truthful and who seeks the same qualities in others. They are clear about what they want in their lives, and are open and receptive to change and new things. They are not afraid to step out of their comfort zones in order to sample new and different experiences.

WHITE as a favourite colour also indicates an interest in spirituality and spiritual development, and a desire to increase and expand spiritual awareness and enlightenment.

Cleanliness is important for those who prefer WHITE and they often have impeccable standards of hygiene. They also have high moral standards and expect the very best from themselves and others. Because of their positive nature, those who favour WHITE like to surround themselves with positive, like-minded people who are fun, motivating and uplifting.

Those who favour WHITE are often optimistic people who are intelligent and who seek knowledge, wisdom and inspiration from many sources. They are highly spiritual and are natural healers who like to use their talents to help others.

People who are attracted to the colour WHITE generally have a deep sense of wonder, self-surrender and bliss about them. Although at times, people whose favourite colour is WHITE can at times seem aloof, lofty, arrogant and self-righteous.

Positive opportunities seem to flow naturally to people who
prefer WHITE.

WHITE CLOTHING - Wearing WHITE Clothes

The colour WHITE indicates protection and purity, innocence and peace. Wearing WHITE suggests a willingness to protect those who need it, and exudes a sense of calm and serenity. People who choose to wear a lot of WHITE generally have a deep sense of wonder, self-surrender and bliss.

People who wear WHITE are generally positive, upbeat, well-balanced and optimistic individuals who are highly individualistic and unique. They seek a simple life and lifestyle free from outside pressures and stresses.

WHITE clothes are often worn during periods and times of transitions and rituals.

Wearing WHITE clothing helps one to find honesty, truth and the true value of all that really matters.

Wear WHITE when you are wanting to make a fresh start and/or embrace newness.

WHITE FOODS

WHITE foods are complete protein foods and contain the raw materials necessary for the physical body to make and maintain its compounds, such as blood and bone, muscles and nerves. WHITE foods are often rich in sulphur and quercetin.

WHITE foods include:

baking soda, buck wheat, cauliflower, chermoya, coconut, cream, eggs, fish, flour, garlic, goat’s cheese, green onions/spring onions/shallots/scallions, horseradish, jicama, milk, millet, mushrooms, nuts, onions, parsnips, pasta, potatoes, poultry, quinoa, rice, salt, soy milk, sugar, sunflower seeds, tofu, turnip, white asparagus, white beans, white bread, white carrots, white corn, white egg plant, white nectarines, white onions, white peaches, white radishes, white sesame seeds, white tomatoes, yoghurt.

WHITE in Our DREAMS - DREAMING of WHITE

Seeing WHITE in our dreams inspires intuition, creativity, Divine guidance, meditation, reflection, inner-wisdom, grace and dignity and spiritual unity.

WHITE appearing in dreams releases restrictions, intolerance, martyrdom and a critical and/or negative view of themselves and others. Dreaming of WHITE can be a great healing colour for a person with a negative self-image as

WHITE has the power of transformation.

The colour WHITE appearing within a dream relates to the imagination and its effects on us as it stimulates creativity, humility and Divine realization.

WHITE appearing in your dreams may be implying that you are experiencing a reawakening and/or a fresh outlook on life. It may be a subconscious message to find the truth to a matter or situation, or to seek your own personal truths.

WHITE appearing in your dreams can also be indicative of a ‘clean slate’ or ‘blank canvas’ on which to begin or start anew. It may also be a suggestion that something is being covered-up or hidden; as in ‘white-washed’.

When appearing in dreams WHITE leads us towards higher spiritual attunement and Divine love.

DREAMING in WHITE and BLACK

To dream in BLACK and WHITE can suggest that you need to be more objective in formulating your choices and decisions. It may imply that you are too rigid and/or unyielding in your thought processes and may need to find balance and a place of reference. Consider the opinions and views of others to gain perspective.

Dreaming in BLACK and WHITE may be a sign of sadness, melancholy and/or depression. You may feel as though there is not enough excitement, variety or colour in your life.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

WHITE in the TAROT CARDS

WHITE is a combination of all the colours within the light spectrum and resonates with purity, beginnings, spirituality and new to the world, truth, knowledge and illumination. White embodies clarity and understanding, which will ultimately bring good fortune as we attune to its ‘Universal Harmony’.

Often when the color WHITE is seen on the Tarot cards it implies new beginnings and new ideas and opportunities coming from a higher place and plane.

The Wheel of Fortune (10) Tarot Card is connected to the colour WHITE.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

WHITE ESSENTIAL OILS - Essential Oils that Resonate with WHITE

Jasmine, Mugwort, Rosa Alba (White Rose), White Angelica, White Birch, White Camphor, White Cedar, White Fir, White Grapefruit, White Lotus, White Pepper, White Pine, White Sage, White Spruce, White Thyme.

WHITE CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES - Crystal Healing

WHITE crystals and gemstones are connected to sleep, insomnia, dreams, visions, fertility, pregnancy, lactation and the menstrual cycle.

Place WHITE crystals around your home or office to help to purify, clear and cleanse your environment.

WHITE crystals and gemstones are associated with protection, cleansing, psychic abilities, scrying and channelling.

Achroiter (Tourmaline), Agate (Chalcedony), Angelite, Apophyllite, Beryl, Calcite, Chalcedony Quartz), Colourless Tourmaline, Corundum, Danburite, Diamond, Euclase, Fluorite, Goshenite (White Beryl), Grey Star Sapphire, Herkimer Diamond, Howlite, Iceland Spar (Calcite), Moonstone, Moonstone Opal, Moss Agate, Ocean Jasper, Opal, Orthoclase, Pearls, Platinum, Quartz, Rainbow Moonstone, Rutilated Quartz, Sapphire (Corundum), Sea Jasper, Selenite, Silver, Silver Topaz, Snow Quartz, Sodalite, Spinel, Spondumene, Tourmalinated Quartz, Tourmaline Tree Agate, Ulexite, Vesuvianite (Idocrase), White Lepidolite, White Sapphire, White Beryl, White Topaz, Zircon.

WHITE in the AURA

The colour WHITE appearing in the Aura in a balanced way it indicates a link to Divinity, spirituality, purity, light and energy, a developed intelligence, high levels ofspiritual awareness and enlightenment and the unity of all of the colours.

WHITE appearing in the Aura is an indication of a highly exalted Being and this was the pure colour in which Jesus walked. Where WHITE is shown in parts of the Aura, it indicates a striving for protection and perfection.

WHITE appearing in the Aura in an unbalanced way (or dirty) may indicate detachment from solid ground and being and feeling un-grounded, a lack of centering, and the accumulation and absorption of energy in an uncontrolled manner.

Pure WHITE is not often seen on anyone who walks the earth plane.

Colours within the Aura

WHITE in Relation to the CHAKRAS

WHITE (and INDIGO) relate to the Crown Chakra, which is the central element of spiritual and/or higher consciousness.

WHITE is the colour of the Crown Chakra, located on the top of the head (or Crown). This Chakra is the element of the ‘Higher Consciousness’ and resonates with the potential for spiritual enlightenment and awareness, intuition and inner-wisdom.

The Crown Chakra, when balanced and open, brings completeness, wholeness and realization.

COLOUR HEALING and the CHAKRAS

HEALING with WHITE - COLOUR HEALING with WHITE

WHITE leads us towards higher spiritual attunement and Divine love. It aids mental clarity and encourages us to clear away clutter and obstacles.

WHITE has clearing properties that can be used to clear blocked energies. It assists with clear-thinking and helps with revealing the truth within situations and people.

WHITE is a healing colour for those who tend to be daydreamers or who lack focus and concentration, or who have trouble and manifesting desires and reaching their goals. WHITE can be a great healing colour for a person with a negative self-image, as white has the energy and power of transformation.

In colour healing, therapy and meditation, WHITE is used to stimulate the transformation of the awareness and for linking with Divine energy. Healing of any dis-ease or illness by bringing harmony and balance of all spiritual, mental and physical systems, WHITE can be a substitute for any colour, as WHITE is a blending of all other colours. Directing

WHITE light to a part of the body that requires healing is one of the fastest ways to bring about healing.

WHITE light raises the vibration of one’s consciousness and the body, bringing harmony to all aspects of one’s life.

Colours in Dreams - Dreaming of Colours

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

BLACK

2012-07-16T14:34:00.002+10:00

BLACK

Including: All About BLACK * BLACK Around the World and in History * BLACK as a favourite colour * BLACK Clothes – Wearing BLACK Clothing * BLACK Foods * BLACK in our DREAMS – Dreaming of BLACK * BLACK in the TAROT CARDS * BLACK ESSENTIAL OILS * BLACK CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES – Crystal Healing * BLACK in the AURA * BLACK in the CHAKRAS * HEALING with BLACK – Colour Therapy using BLACK *

BLACK - All About
BLACK contains all colours. BLACK is the colour of extremes - all or nothing.

BLACK is related to the Element of Earth and resonates with Sunday.

BLACK is powerful and authoritative and evokes strong emotions.  The colour BLACK is associated with sophistication and intelligence.

BLACK symbolizes the unconscious, the unknown, hidden things, mystery, danger, death, mourning, rejection, hate and malice. BLACK can be seen as a defensive and fearful vibration. BLACK can resonate with negativity and ignorance and can also signify a lack of love and support.

BLACK resonates with protection, banishing, binding, breaking free from bad habits and addictions. BLACK also relates to deep meditation as it opens up deep unconscious levels. It relates to seriousness, darkness, grounding, survival, independence, mystic allure, assertiveness, daring, alluring, renunciation, relinquishment, absorption, fascination, secrecy, primordial nothingness, depression, death, mourning, secrecy, occultism, revolting against trivialities, provocation, the underground and underworld, hidden things.

Positively, the colour BLACK represents potential and possibilities. BLACK can be seen as a ‘blank slate’ or ‘clean slate’.

BLACK invites us to delve deeply into the unconscious in order to gain a better, clearer understanding of ourselves.

BLACK can also imply hidden spirituality and Divine qualities. BLACK is mysterious, providing a sense of potential and possibility.

BLACK gives the illusion of weight, and people often think that a BLACK box weighs more than a WHITE one.

It is considered to represent unresolved, thwarted ambitions that have resulted in profound forgetfulness, as in cases where people lose sight of their purpose in life.

A person with an aversion to BLACK may have a fear of the unknown, and/or the abuse of power. They may desire to be free from all kinds of dependency, blockages and hindrances and may wish to throw off their shackles.

BLACK AROUND THE WORLD and in HISTORY
- The Native American Indians believed that BLACK was good because it was the colour of soil, which gives life.
- In Aztec culture, BLACK represents war because BLACK Obsidian glass was used as the cutting edge of battle swords. BLACK was also the symbol of religion, and priests of the time wore nothing but BLACK.
- In England, taxi cabs are traditionally BLACK.
- A BLACK cat crossing one’s path is considered bad luck in many cultures. In England though, seeing a BLACK cat is good luck.
- In the Western world, BLACK is the colour of mourning. This tradition dates back to the Roman Empire where mourners wore a ‘Toga pulla’ made of BLACK wool during periods of mourning.
- In Chinese culture, colours correspond with the five elements, the four seasons and the directions. BLACK is associated with water, Winter and North. In China,
BLACK is a traditional clothing colour for boys.
- In rural areas of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Mexico and Greece, widows will wear BLACK for the rest of their lives. The immediate family members of the deceased person will wear BLACK for an extended period of time.
- In many countries, Judge’s robes are predominantly BLACK.

FAVOURITE COLOUR BLACK
Those whose favourite colour is BLACK are often independent thinkers who are unconventional, and at times, a little eccentric. They can be seen by others as a somewhat mysterious and illusive character. They enjoy the company of others, yet are equally as comfortable being on their own.

People who prefer BLACK are often strong-willed and determined, and like to be in control of situations. They do not work well in subordinate positions, and prefer to be their own boss, or in positions of power, responsibility and authority.

Those who favour BLACK are most often intelligent and sophisticated, and are able to achieve all that they put their minds to.

On the downside, those whose favourite colour is BLACK may be afraid to show their true feelings and emotions to others.

COLOUR CLOTHING - WEARING BLACK CLOTHES
BLACK is the colour of creation and mystery. Wearing BLACK indicates a private person who is reserved, but at times, rebellious.

Wearing BLACK clothes can also suggest mourning and/or ‘hiding’. Wearing BLACK can also be one’s way of ‘cloaking’ themselves. BLACK makes one feel inconspicuous and is mysterious as they evoke of sense of potential and possibility.

BLACK is a classic colour for clothing, as it makes the wearer appear thinner and more sophisticated.

People who prefer to wear BLACK may be strong-willed, disciplined and opinionated, with tendencies towards being inflexible and overly independent.

Wearing BLACK in certain situations and occasions indicates that you have control within yourself in order to instil and portray an authoritive image.

Excessive use of BLACK can cause depression, both mentally and physically.

BLACK FOODS
BLACK foods are associated with the kidneys and bladder. The BLACK colour comes from anthocyanins, plant pigments that may help lower to risks of heart disease, diabetes and cancer. BLACK foods have more antioxidants than light-coloured foods because of their high pigment content. Anthocyanins have anti-inflammatory properties. BLACK foods are also usually rich in minerals.

BLACK Foods include:
Black rice, black lentils, black beans, black berries, black soy beans, black tea, black garlic, black pasts (squid ink), black sesame seeds, black mushrooms, Black Mission figs, black vinegar, black chickpeas, black radishes, licorice, black olives, black caviar, black pepper, black grapes, black carrots, black raspberries, black salt (Hawaiian lava salt), black quinoa, nigella seeds, chia seeds, poppy seeds, black/dark vegetables,

BLACK in our DREAMS - DREAMING of BLACK
BLACK is the colour of the unconscious, mystery, change and protection. It resonates with indifference, gloom, death, darkness, obscurity and secrecy, and is often associated with death or major changes.

Seeing BLACK in your dream may represent the death of old ideas and/or the endings of a situation or phase in your life, and may also suggest a hidden or rejected aspect of yourself as BLACK can symbolize the unconscious, hidden things, the unknown and endings.

BLACK appearing in your dreams may be representing potentials and possibilities and may be symbolic of a ‘clean slate’ or ‘blank slate’.

BLACK in our dreams invites us to delve deeply in the subconscious mind in order to gain a better understanding of the ‘Self’. Within the context of the dream theme, seeing BLACK can suggest Divine qualities and heightening spirituality.

BLACK and WHITE in our DREAMS
To dream in BLACK and WHITE can suggest that you need to be more objective in formulating your choices and decisions. It may imply that you are too rigid and/or unyielding in your thought processes and may need to find balance and a place of reference. Consider the opinions and views of others to gain perspective.

Dreaming in BLACK and WHITE may be a sign of sadness, melancholy and/or depression. You may feel as though there is not enough excitement, variety or colour in
your life.

COLOUR DREAMING - What the Colours in Dreams Mean

BLACK in the TAROT
BLACK is considered to represent unresolved, thwarted ambitions that have resulted in profound forgetfulness, as in cases when people lose sight of their purpose in life.

Although BLACK has been given bad publicity throughout the ages, deep velvety BLACK can actually bring about an intense sense of healing that cannot be penetrated by the other colours and it is for this reason that many people in mourning subconsciously choose to wear it.

DEATH (13) represents BLACK’s apocalyptic nature.

JUDGEMENT (20) calls into play the deep inner healing that is necessary to transform our being.

The MOON (18) disables our ability to clearly remember all that has been and all that ever will be so that we can evolve ourselves without outside intervention.

COLORS and their MEANINGS and SIGNIFICANCE within the TAROT

BLACK ESSENTIAL OILS
Black Cumin Seed, Blackcurrant, Black Pepper, Black Pine, Black Spruce, Black Walnut.

BLACK CRYSTALS and GEMSTONES
BLACK coloured crystals and gemstones are very grounding, and deepen our connection to all physical things. BLACK crystals and gemstones help to relieve us of fears specifically associated with our physical existence on the Earthplane.

BLACK crystals acts as a shield to protect us and deflect negative energies. BLACK crystals and gemstones govern our relationships with the physical world and with our physical bodies.

Apache Tear, Black Agate, Diopside, Black Diamond, Black Jasper, Black Lace Onyx, Black Opal, Black Obsidian, Black Onyx, Black Sapphire, Black Spinel, Black Star Diopside, Black Tourmaline, Brecciated Jasper, Chinese Writing Stone, Hematite, Jet, Kyanite, Lava stone, Meteorite tektite, Mexican Black Opal, Nuummite, Oolitic Jasper, Rainbow Obsidian, Russian Agate, Sardonyx, Schorl, Serpentine, Shungite, Snowflake Obsidian, Tourmalinated Quartz.

BLACK in the AURA
BLACK appearing in the aura is always associated with ‘dark deeds’. It indicates discord, viciousness and evil.

Physical imbalances often show up as BLACK or darkened areas around the body. In the outer-edges of the aura, BLACK can indicate holes in the auric field.

BLACK is also seen in the aura of those who are victims of child abuse, and those who are (or were) very strong substance abusers (ie. alcohol, tobacco, drugs etc)

In the most deplored of souls, the aura can sometimes be seen with a crimson RED glow and BLACK, and this is a most vicious combination.

Colours within the Aura

BLACK in RELATION to the CHAKRAS
The Omega Chakra is situation below the Base Chakra, in the space between the legs/upper thighs (8 inches below the spine). The Omega Chakra acts as an anchor. It anchors the lower bodies across their holographic grid of incarnations.

The Omega Chakra is coloured BLACK.

Colour Healing and the Chakras

HEALING WITH BLACK - COLOUR HEALING with COLOUR
BLACK used in Colour Healing and Colour Therapy lowers the blood pressure, lowers the pulse rate and assists with compulsive behaviour.

Introduction to Colour Healing – Chromotherapy

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

BLUE on the TAROT CARDS

2011-09-16T14:54:00.000+10:00

When the colour blue is seen within a Tarot card it denotes a time of reflection, using the mind productively and healing the soul. Blue seen in Tarot cards is a positive expression.

Because blue is amiable and eager to express itself, The Magician carries the tones of blue, as does the The High Priestess.

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ESSENTIAL OILS that resonate with BLUE

2011-09-16T14:48:00.000+10:00

Blue is associated with Chamomile (flowers, plants, essential oils and decoctions). The colour blue is linked to Tea-Tree oil, Roman chamomile, German chamomile, angelica root, rosewood, and thyme.

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Joanne Walmsley Sacred Scribes

BLUE - AURA and CHAKRAS

2011-09-16T14:44:00.000+10:00

Blue is associated metaphysically with the Throat Chakra and thyroid gland. This chakra is located at the front of the throat and the base of the skull, and is linked to the neck, arms and hands and is connected with speech and speaking our truths, and encourages spiritual communication and corresponds with our ability to communicate with others, and clairaudience.

The Throat Chakra is our ‘Communication Centre’ and when opened and balanced, encourages us to communicate our truths with clarity.

Being associated with the Throat Chakra, blue encourages communicating outwardly how we feel, what we think and the words we use to express ourselves.

Lots of blue in the aura indicates an artistic and harmonious nature and spiritual understanding. Bright blue denotes confidence and self-reliance and indicates a more positive person than one whose aura radiates a paler blue shade.

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Joanne Walmsley Sacred Scribes

BLUE CRYSTALS - Crystal Healing

2011-09-16T14:37:00.000+10:00

The Ancient Egyptians used the crystal Lapiz Lazuli to represent ‘Heaven’, inspiration, sincerity and spirituality. Crystals have been used to ‘heal’ since ancient times.

Azurite: Eye problems, skin, bones, teeth, circulatory system, asthma, secretory organs gall bladder, liver.

Aquamarine: eye and bladder issues.

Blue Lace Agate: Nervous system, thyroid, digestion problems.

Blue Topaz: Nervous system and thyroid.

Chrysocolla: Ulcers, digestive problems, arthritis.

Lapis Lazuli: Thyroid, bone marrow, thymus, immune system, insomnia, vertigo, dizziness.

Turquoise: Tissue regeneration, circulatory and respiratory systems.

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Joanne Walmsley Sacred Scribes

COLOUR HEALING with BLUE

2011-09-16T14:21:00.000+10:00

Blue resonates with healing on all levels, calmness and peace of mind. Blue raises the consciousness to the realm of spirit and is the colour of meditation and connection with the angelic and spiritual realms.

Blue coloured light has been shown to reduce blood pressure and calms the nervous system and is anti-inflammatory.

Dark blue affects the pituitary gland, which is the sleep regulator.

It is relaxing and cooling and brings clear thought and clarity of mind.

Blue brings quiet, clarity and peace of mind and can be used to calm and relax the body, soul and mind.

Blue causes the body to produce chemicals that are calming, and invokes rest and relaxation.

Dark blue reduces pain and has strengthens the skeleton by keeping the marrow of the bone healthy.

Blue promotes the healing of burns and wounds.

Light and soft blue can alleviate insomnia.

Blue allows for clear communication and the healing vibration of blue can be used to unblock and open the flow of energy where it is stagnant and/or blocked.

Blue brings contentment, patience, composure and gentleness, making it beneficial for someone who acts compulsively without giving thought to consequences.

Blue is extremely liberating for those who have become resistant to change and rigidity in thought.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes