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Color therapy is an excellent ancient therapy. As the seven major chakras in our body are associated with the seven colors of VIBGYOR, they show a major impact on our health.

Recent discoveries also confirmed that colors affect our mood and health. For example if we continuously glare at blue light for some time it regulates our nervous system thus decreases hypertension. If it is red light it enhances the blood pressure.

Colors set right the imbalances in our chakras thereby cure the diseases. It is true. Each color has complementary color.


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The important colors that affect us in various ways are:

Physically

Rest: Green, light Blue

Refreshment: Orange

Excitement: Red

Emotionally

Rest: Blue

Refreshment: Peach

Excitement: Orange

Psychologically

Rest: Indigo

Refreshment: Green

Excitement: Yellow

Spiritually

Rest: Blue

Refreshment: Golden Yellow

Excitement: Violet, Purple

How is color therapy done?

Eat Colors


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Add different colors of foods like vegetables and fruits in your diet to get the benefits. This is the easiest way to get the benefits of colors.

Drink colors


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Take a solarized water bottle of required color and fill water in it. Expose the water to sunlight for at least one hour to get it charged. The water gets the power of the color of the bottle by absorbing the solar energy. This water is called solarized water. If the water is kept in red bottle then the water is called red solarized water, if it is orange, then orange solarized water and so on. The longer the water exposed to the sun, the stronger the potency. Take this solarized water in small quantities throughout the day. It is better to drink fresh solarized water daily. But due to the changes in season, it is difficult to charge the water daily. So charge the water when it is hot and store it. Red, orange, green and yellow water can be stored for two days in hot weather and ten days in cold weather. Blue water can be kept for ten days even in hot weather. This is one of the effective ways of color therapy to get result but it is a slow process.

Decorate colors


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Decorate you room with required color curtains, pillow covers, bed sheets etc. Decorate one room with the required color bulb. Make sure that the rays fall on you for some time. Then switch off that light. This is the most effective way of getting color therapy and can show immediate results. So don't get exposed to that light constantly for more than 5 minutes as it may show negative results.

Check out my other articles regarding color therapy:

•         Color Therapy: Violet

•         Color Therapy: Indigo

•          Color Therapy: Blue

•         Color Therapy: Green

•         Color Therapy: Yellow

•         Color Therapy: Orange

•         Color Therapy: Red

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#1 by  Swapna P, Nov 11, 2008
really good information...
#2 by  Anne Lyken Garner, Nov 11, 2008
I love this. It's vital information. Thanks for sharing.
#3 by  BC Doan, Nov 11, 2008
Wonderful article, Valli..
#4 by goodselfme, Nov 11, 2008
Thank you. I learned from your article.
#5 by  Inna Tysoe, Nov 11, 2008
Thank you. The series is interesting indeed.

Best,

Inna
#6 by Lauren Axelrod, Nov 11, 2008
Wow, what a vibrant piece Valli9. Interesting information
#7 by  lindalulu, Nov 11, 2008
Nice article and colors do play a role in our feelings.
#8 by  valli, Nov 11, 2008
Thanks everybody for reading and commenting.
#9 by  Judy Sheldon, Nov 11, 2008
Fascinating. You write such interesting pieces. Thank you.
#10 by  Darlene McFarlane, Nov 11, 2008
Another interesting article. Thanks, valli.
#11 by  Juliet Christie Murray, Nov 14, 2008
Thanks you for telling the processing of getting colour into the body
#12 by clay Hurtubise, Nov 17, 2008
Good job. In college, many BLUE moons ago, I studied the affect of color on the retail environment. Next time you go shopping look at the colors and notice how you feel in that area.
Thanks,
Clay
#13 by valli, Nov 18, 2008
Thank you all for reading and commenting.
#14 by  CHAN LEE PENG, Nov 23, 2008
Just brilliant, valli! Take care!
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