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The Power of Color

Re: Color and Your Health
The Meaning and Power of Colors

Serenity
©Darcy Dee Drogorub

Color has such a subtle effect on our lives that we rarely

give it a second thought. Color comes from daylight which contains all eight colors of the spectrum: red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, blue, violet and magenta. It is also a form of radiation.
Research has begun to validate the importance of color in treating disease. For example, looking at blue light has been shown to lower blood pressure by calming the autonomic nervous system, while red lightcauses it to rise.

Each color is associated with one of the seven chakras

Of the body, and every color has its complementary color. Single

colors or combinations of complementary colors can be used to treat imbalances in the chakras or illness associated with that bodily region.
Medium Darcy Dee

Re: Color and Your Health

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The Power of Color

“Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.”⁰- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Color has such a subtle effect on our lives that we rarely give it a second thought. Color comes from light which contains all eight colors of the spectrum- red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, blue, violet and magenta. It is also a form of radiation.
Research has begun to validate the importance of color in treating disease.

For example, looking at blue light has been shown to lower blood pressure by calming the autonomic nervous system, while red light causes it to rise.

Each color is associated with one of the seven chakras of the body, and every color has its complementary color.

Single colors or combinations of complementary colors can be used to treat imbalances in the chakras or illness associated with that bodily region.

Learn about the Chakras and COLOR.
Reverend and Medium Darcy Dee

 

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Serenity
©Darcy Dee Drogorub

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