Re: Color Therapy ~ Chromotherapy? What Color Are You Wearing Today?
From: blue-moon (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Oct 30 08:14:45 2008
Usually people don't pay attention to the significance of colors. We
become impressed by a picture, but often ignore the mood of colors that
actually make it look impressive.
Different colors give different sensations. For example there is a
feeling of irritation associated with red color, warmness with orange,
mild warmness with yellow and neither warmness nor coolness with green.
With pink light one's anger gets reduced, muscles under its effect stay
relaxed. Even people who are blind, feel calmness in pink-lighted
rooms.
Excerpt taken from "Color Yourself Healthy"
http://colortherapy.atspace.com/colorcharacteristics.html
At Thu, 21 Sep 2006, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>
>Good AFternoon Everyone~
>
>While we are always trying to find answers to our current dilema's how
>about a little fun therapy along the way? I received this in my mail box
>and wanted to share it since fall is upon as too.
>
>I hope you have some fun colors on today. I need to re-check myself (ha
>ha)
>
>Thinking of you all always....
>
>Elisa
>
>Chromotherapy
>What Color Are You Wearing Today?
>Find out what wearing certain colors mean here.
>
>The history of color has its roots in ancient Egypt, and although I have
>run across some scattered references throughout the Internet of color
>therapy having a connection with Atlantean teachings, I don't have any
>documentation to back that up as factual. Color therapy, also known as
>chromotherapy, is often facilitated in the healing rooms of alternative
>health practitioners. A therapist trained in color therapy uses color
>to balance energy wherever our bodies are lacking, be it physical,
>emotional , spiritual, or mental. Some of the tools used in color
>therapy are gemstones, candles, wands, prisms, colored fabrics, bath
>treatments, and colored eye wear.
>
>Applying the famous Luscher's Color Test can be quite revealing.
>Scientists, who have have studied color and light extensively, recognize
>that colors bring about emotional reactions to individuals. Our
>reactions and attitudes to colors differ from person to person, which
>makes an interesting study in itself. Our attraction to certain colors
>may very well signal areas where we are imbalanced. Understanding why
>certain colors effect us favorably while others bring about negative
>feelings helps us along our healing journeys.
>
>http://healing.about.com/cs/colortherapy/a/aa_colortherapy.htm
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