Happy Holidays to all you Colorful Beings

2010 is almost here and I know most everyone is looking forward to a new year filled with new opportunities.  The colors of Black and Silver will be our colors for 2010 we need to embrace the strength of the black for focus and protection while we hold the light of the silver to remind us of the beauty in the simple things in life.

BLACK 

Represents transformation, focus and protection

Black indicates willingness to experience transformation.  Most of us fear emotional pain and try to avoid it at all costs, yet sometimes it is a means to our transformation.  Low points in life can teach us what life is all about.  During difficult times in our lives, we have faced the shadow side of our selves – that part that wants to stay hidden.  Here, we have allowed ourselves to learn from our thoughts, feelings, and actions that we would like to ignore or remove.  Encountering this part of our selves has given us great strength to move on with gratitude and humility to the next step on our paths.  Through these experiences, we have been allowed to develop courage, will, perseverance, and clarity.

As foreboding as black may seem, it carries healing and hope within it.  The black energy cares enough to push us to our limits in order for gusto to return.  When we understand the true strength of black, we will thank if for what Black has done for us.  Our strength has come from embracing what we have learned.

Black is a combination of all the colors of the spectrum; therefore, it has all the possibilities. We are open to the possibilities.  This has given us opportunities to learn in many ways.  All we have learned will be valuable to us in our lives and in our ability to help others.

Beauty is not so much what we see, but what we experience.  Black truly can be beautiful, full of warmth and caring, love and desire for our best.  Behind the mask may be a soul of love.  When we embrace that soul it changes our lives by bringing forth our courage.

Black’s lesson is that of let go and let GOD move on!

That solid confidence

SILVER

Moonbeams unaffected by the darkness, soft and intuitive

The strength in silver lies in its ability to shimmer in the darkness.  Like a ray of moonlight, silver can bring light into the midst of negativity and hopelessness.  The silver moonbeam is unaffected by the darkness around it.  It is not diminished by it.  Doubt, hopelessness, grief, and suffering cannot overcome the silver light.  Instead, it brings healing through its soft glow.  Those who feel alone may find comfort in this glow; those who see not hope may find beauty, peace, and possibilities in this glow.  Where there is criticism, silver brings appreciation and value.

Silver symbolizes togetherness in love.  We may find that silver brings people together in love.  Like lovers in the moonlight, a silver ring on the finger, a silver bowl of remembrance and festivity, the silver lining of a cloud, silver marks happy times and special times to remember.  Love makes life special in many small ways.  Though love is not splashy, it is constant.  Silver helps people to remember the good life, the beauty in simple things.

Silver brings a lesson in paying attention to the simple things in life.

Silver reminds is that life is to be celebrated.

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We will feature one color a month we will discuss the therapeutic aspects of each color as well as give suggestions to bring that color vibration into balance therefore preventing disease on the physical level.

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RED Vibration

Vibrationally speaking, red has the slowest visible wavelength, and yet it is the most stimulating of all the colors. If we take a moment to reflect on how the color red is used in our culture, we see just how true that is. Fast-food restaurants have known this fact for a long time and make liberal use of red to get you in and out of their establishments quickly. We talk about "painting the town red" when we want some excitement in our lives, the most popular sports car color is red, and when someone is on a winning streak, we say they are "red-hot." On the other hand, anger is an emotion that has long been associated with the color red, as in "seeing red,&quo t; and we always depict the Devil in a red suit. As you can see, red, like every color, has its challenging as well as its positive aspects:

Color Complement: Green

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ORANGE Vibration  

The ORANGE vibration is best associated with bliss. When we think of the saffron robes of the Buddhist monks, we begin to get a feel for the deep rapture and insight that this color represents. ORANGE is often a color that evokes strong feelings, both of like and dislike, which is understandable when we know what its positive as well as its challenging aspects represent. We may be drawn to ORANGE, because it represents who we truly are, or we may be drawn to it, because we have an intense need for it. On the other hand, we may be repelled by it, because we are unwilling to look at our intense need for it, i.e., it represents an area so painful, we are not comfortable looking at it. This situation is true of all the colors, but it is particularly true of ORANGE, because ORANGE'S challenging aspect represents trauma: 

Color Complement:  BLUE

YELLOW is the
Color for March 2010