Psychologically speaking, color therapists claim that orange is supposed to shore up the immunity system and stimulate digestion. Orange is, without a doubt, a “happy” color. It frees emotions, promotes self-esteem and the capacity to forgive. This stimulating color fights depression and cultivates good humor. Lighter hues such as peach and apricot, help restore nervous [...]
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Color Psychology-Red
Our body is affected in different ways by different light wavelengths. Red light has the longest wavelength and the slowest vibratory rate. Red light has been shown to stimulate the heart and thus blood circulation. It also fortifies the body and helps build up red blood cells. Color influences our emotions and psychological state too. [...]
Color Over Clutter
Ok, so you have a lot of stuff even after you have pared down and purged–but you love it all, now what? If you love it, keep it! Clearing is a process and after a few rounds we feel lighter, more clear and free but we don’t all have to be minimalists right now. We [...]
Color Psychology-Black
Black creates diverse characteristics: it provides a feeling of protection, comfort, and yet, a sensation of mystery. It is associated to silence, infinity as well as to the feminine vital force. Since its effects are dramatic, black should be used carefully. Some believe its powers can also be associated with restraining personal evolution or as [...]
Color Psychology-Blue
Blue is first and foremost a calming color, one that promotes physical and mental relaxation, inner security and confidence. Color therapy uses blue to stimulate healing, relieve pain and lower blood pressure. People who wear light blue clothing are often creative, sensitive and imaginative. They need a peaceful environment. Those who tend to favor dark [...]
Color Psychology-Yellow
How would you react to a kitchen in which your sense of organization could find an ally? How about an area where homework could be done more effectively, or a family room where good humor would prevail? To be sure color is not the only factor in creating ambience in a room but it does [...]
Color Psychology-Green
Green stands as a symbol of life, growth and harmony. It brings us comfort, relaxation and wellness. When we think of green, we imagine many of nature’s offerings such as forests, trees, grass, olives, apples, lichen, jade and emerald. Green’s strong link with nature seems to bring us closer to nature and to one another. [...]
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