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Black
A black surface reflects
no light. Therefore a “black light or colour” does not exist but it merely
represents the absence of light. Black is the antithesis of white. It is warm
as it absorbs light and draws heat.
Black represents sorrow,
repression, suppression, and gloom. Black is associated with woe and death
(hearse and black clothes), and despondency. It signifies old age, darkness,
evil, and illness. “The black of the night “means silence and gloom- the proper
environment for evil deeds. Black is associated with fear. Some children are
afraid to enter a dark room.
Rose
And Pink
Rose is the higher
vibration of red. It is significant of martyrdom. Rose and pink represent
beauty, hope, and love.
Pink is the colour of
modesty.
Brown
Brown signifies strength,
solidity, vigour, and sometimes sadness or melancholy. It is associated with
autumn. “The last leaf” is usually brown and beginning to wilt. Brown
represents maturity and fruitfulness.
Use brown or tan in a café
to stimulate an appetite.
Purple
Purple is associated with
royalty. It is stately, dignified, and impressive. It is a psychic or spiritual
colour endowed with wisdom. It is also the colour of mourning. Purple is a
fairly neutral colour, being neither warm nor cold but between the two.
Possibly the reason purple
was considered regal in ancient times was because it was the most costly colour
and consequently only the rich or royalty could afford it.
Purple is a combination of
red (the symbol of Egyptian after-life) and blue (eternity).
Grey
Grey is the colour of age.
Hence, when we speak of a grey-haired lady or man we usually mean old. It is
neutral in colour, being a combination of white and black. `White is lively and
black is gloomy. White-grey is intermediate. Grey signifies maturity and
ripened judgment. It is a slow colour; lacking vitality.
Green
Green is the symbol of
life and eternity. It is demonstrated in nature and represents spring or
immaturity. It is a cooling colour, being neither warm nor cold. It is restful,
bringing light and peace, since it is neither sad nor cheerful.
Green has also been given
a negative meaning of envy and jealousy. Therefore, we hear the coined expression;
“I’m green with envy” or “He looks positively green.”
To a Hindu the emerald
proffered the gifts of knowledge and memory.
Green is the colour of
immortality or eternal youth. It has a stabilizing effect, and produces
tranquil joy.
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