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Colour Therapy

What can colour do for you?
Introduction to Colour Therapy || Health Benefits using colour

Let us look at the energies each colour transmits and some of the ways in which they can be used in healing.

Base: Red

  • A beautiful clear mid-red, not leaning towards either orange or deep purple
  • Meaning Strength, energy, vitality, life, sexuality, warning, power, alertness, contraction
  • Therapeutic use Low blood pressure, lack of energy, impotence, inactivity, drowsiness
Sacral: Orange
  • A joyful, cheerful colour lifting out of the red towards yellow
  • Meaning Happiness, dance, joy, independence, carelessness, uplift
  • Therapeutic use Antidepressant, also for low blood pressure when red is too powerful
Solar Plexus: Yellow
  • The colour nearest to the light
  • Meaning Detachment, intellect, thinking, judgement, criticism
  • Therapeutic use Rheumatism, arthritis, controlling calcium, regaining objectivity

Heart: Green

  • The colour of nature and the plant kingdom
  • Meaning Harmony, balance, stability, neutrality
  • Therapeutic use Cleansing, purifying, cancer, enhancing thoughts and emotions
Thymus: Turquoise
  • A clear, fresh morning colour
  • Meaning Purity, immunity, calmness
  • Therapeutic use Anti-inflammatory, AIDS (HIV), nervous tension

Thyroid: Blue

  • The colour of the sky and sea, receding into the distance
  • Meaning Relaxation, sleep, peace, expansion
  • Therapeutic use High blood pressure, stress, asthma, migraine

Pituitary: Violet

  • An uplifting, spiritual colour
  • Meaning Dignity, divinity, honour value, hope
  • Therapeutic use Hopelessness, lack of self-respect, loss of self-appreciation, building personality

Pineal: Magenta

  • A colour of the highest order
  • Meaning Selflessness, meditation, perfection, release
  • Therapeutic use Changes, freedom, to let go of old habits no longer applicable

Pink

  • A warm and nurturing colour
  • Meaning Soothing, unconditional love, heart connection, compassion
  • Therapeutic use Emotions, suppresses appetite, sooths tensions and soothes muscles

White

  • The colour that contains all colours
  • Meaning Untouched, innocence, isolation, wisdom, representing the priest
  • Therapeutic use Total neutrality, absolute clarity, purity, truth

Black

  • The unfathomable depth, holding all colours which are earthbound, experience
  • Meaning Attraction, humility, negativity, knowledge personified, science
  • Therapeutic use Not applied in colour therapy

Grey

  • A colour that denies being a colour
  • Meaning Service, dedication, independence, self reliance, self control
  • Therapeutic use Pride, haughtiness, non-commitment, denotes self-criticism
Brown
  • The colour of the earth
  • Meaning Sacrifice, dedication, commitment
  • Therapeutic use Usually applied to negate selfishness, brings a sense of stability, alleviating insecurity. It can also related to bottling up emotions and retreating from and fear of outside elements.

These are the primary colours, accent colours also take on meaning. To learn more about Colour Therapy please visit a professional colour therapist.


Complimentary colours
This chart shows the eight main colours of the spectrum and their complimentary colour.


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