Posted by Marie1 on December 2, 2001, at 8:26:15
In reply to Re: Colour therapy meanings » paula, posted by kiddo on December 1, 2001, at 22:40:51
I see none of these colors have negative connotations. I've noticed that when I'm depressed I tend to decorate and buy clothes, etc., with dk blue. In fact, I see that as a sign that I might be slipping.
I'm decorating our new house with alot of reds and oranges; I guess that's a good thing, right?Marie
> Lavender=Romantic, Imaginative, Fantasy
> Purple=Spiritual, Passionate, Visionary
> Indigo=Knowledge, Power, Integrity
> Blue=Tranquil, Intuitive, Trustworthy
> Turquoise=Refreshing, Cool, Imaginative
> Aqua=Motivated, Active, Dynamic
> Pink=Friendly, Compassionate, Faithful
> Magenta=Outrageous, Imaginative, Innovative
> Red=Energetic, Determination, Passion
> Orange=Happiness, Courageous, Successful
> Gold=Illumination, Wisdom
> Yellow=Enthusiastic, Playful, Optimistic
> Green=Growth, Abundance, Vitality
> Brown=Stability, Earthy, Reliable
> Light Blue=Peaceful, Sincere, Affectionate
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> > I've heard about certain colors inducing moods (e.g., green is calming, right?). Is this sort of thing (but, obviously, more sophisticated) the notion behind the therapy?? How did you find out about it? What does orange do? --p
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> > > Well I've looked into it and it looks really interesting ! Think i'm going to get some different coloured light shades, espcially orange.
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> > > Hi
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> > > > Has anyone tried colour therapy for the short term relief of depression ?
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> > > > Regards J
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