Psychology and Color – 1

Color affects our mind.

Color affects our mindset.

Colors are well related to human behavior. Although in our busy lifestyle, we merely choose the color as per our strength, but it works continuously. Our mother nature has gifted us many things that help us to create ourselves. Even in our Vedas, there is the description of human lifestyle that focuses on balancing the four quadrants of life. These quadrants are- physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Surprisingly along with other common factors, colors play a vital role in balancing these quadrants i.e., balancing life.

In human beings, like other senses, we have a great sense to see the object and to feel them. When we look at any object, the first thing that clicks our mind is the color. Then it gets associated with the thoughts. Based upon the color we decide many other things like liking or disliking, adoption or rejection, loud or soothing etc.

Colors affect our mind and soul to enhance the ability to make decisions carefully and cheerfully. The colors we choose reflect our inner personality and life’s approach. Vastu tells how to choose wall colors in accordance with the directions in order to reap rich outcomes in the form of good health, wealth, peace, progress and harmony.

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“Colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions,” the artist Pablo Picasso once remarked. THINK !!Do you feel anxious in a yellow room? Does the color blue make you feel calm and relaxed? Artists and interior designers have long believed that color can dramatically affect moods, feelings, and emotions.

Color is a powerful communication tool and can be used to signal action, influence mood, and even influence physiological reactions. Certain colors have been associated with physiological changes, including increased blood pressure, increased metabolism, and eyestrain.

RED COLOR IN NATURE

BLUE SKY – COLOR ADDS TO THE BEAUTY OF NATURE

We see colors in everything around us. In the Mother Nature also, there is a huge variety of colors. Whether it’s the calming effect of blue skies and fields of green, or the saliva-inducing red and yellow of your local fast-food chain, each color has a meaning and taps into emotions. There’s a whole science and art in the meanings of colors. It’s essential to be aware of the meaning of each color to help you choose your colors wisely and tap into the magical power of color symbolism. Colors can be a powerful too if you know how to use them. For a business whether it’s yours or your client’s, there are all sorts of places where color comes into play. You might immediately think of branding elements like the logo, business cards and stationery. Color choices will also be meaningful across online communication and marketing materials: your website, social media, emails, presentations as well as offline tools like flyers and product packaging.

BEAUTIFUL SEVEN COLORS

HARMONY IN THE UNIVERSE

We all know the visible light of the Sun consists of 7 colors. These colors reach from our Solar system to the Earth and also to our body. These seven colors are collectively called VIBGYOR, where:

1. V is for Violet

2. I is for Indigo

3. B is for Blue

4. G is for Green

5. Y is for Yellow

6. O is for Orange

7. R is for Red

Each of the colors enters into our body from a specific entry point or we can say from 7 different Chakras.

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Points to be noted about colors.

Red is the longest wavelength of light on the visible light. Hence red is associated with power, control, and strength.

Blue is associated with calmness and tranquility. It is a symbol of logic, communication, and intelligence. It is linked with low stress, low temperature, and low pulse rate. Blue light stimulates us to stay awake.

Yellow is a bright color and the most visible color to the eye. It is associated with happiness, friendliness, and signifies competence. Yellow is the color of optimism and creativity.

Green is located between yellow and blue on the visible light spectrum and represents balance. It is the color of springtime and is commonly associated with growth, life, fertility, and nature.

Orange is found between red and yellow on the visible light spectrum. It is thought to symbolize qualities that are a combination of the high-energy color red and the emotionally upbeat color yellow. Orange is associated with warmth, enthusiasm, and encouragement.

Purple or violet is the shortest wavelength on the visible light spectrum. It is a combination of blue and red and represents nobility, power, and royalty.

Pink is the color most associated with femininity. It is tied to ideas of happiness, love, playfulness, and warmth. the color pink includes immaturity and low self-confidence.

Black absorbs all wavelengths of the visible light spectrum. It does not reflect color and adding black to a color creates different shades of the color. Black is viewed as mysterious. It also represents power, authority, and sophistication.

White is the opposite of black and reflects all wavelengths of the visible light spectrum. When added to black, white lightens its color. White is also associated with safety, spirituality, and faith. white include isolation, emptiness,

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