Green is a synthesis of both warmth and cold. White light holds all colour in it.
2- By working with one’s own colour spectrum, it is possible to maintain health. Some meanings given to colours are
Black This colour holds within it all colour in potential. It suggests manifestation, negativity and judgement.
Blue It is the colour of the clear blue sky. This is the prime healing colour. It suggests relaxation, sleep and peaceful ness.
Brown The colour of the earth, death and commitment. Green This is the colour of balance and harmonv.
It is the colour of nature and of plant life. Grey There is probably no true grey. It means devotion and ministration.
Magenta This is in some ways a colour which links both the physical and spiritual. It signifies relinquishment, selflessness, perfection and meditative practice. Orange This is an essentially cheerful uplifting colour.
The qualities associated are happiness and independence. Red Vigour, strength, energy, life, sexuality and power are all connected with is colour.
A beautiful clear mid-red is the correct one for these qualities; if there is any other red in dreams, the attributes may not be totally uncontaminated.
Turquoise The colour is clear greeny blue. This is supposed in some religions to be the colour of the freed soul. It means calmness and purity.
Violet This colour, while found by- some to be too strong, means nobility, respect and hope. Its purpose is to uplift. White This colour contains within it all colours. It suggests innocence, spiritual purity and wisdom.
Yellow This colour is the one which is closest to daylight. Connected with the emotional sell”, the attributes are thinking, detachment and judgement.
3- Colour affirms the existence of light. In spiritual terms, red is the colour of self-image and sexuality, orange is relationship both with self and others. Yellow is the emotional self, green is self- awareness blue is self-expression and wisdom. Indigo is the colour of creativity, while violet depicts cosmic responsibility. [1]
White is the most frequently mentioned colour in the collection of dreams used for this book, black next, then blue. [4]