Life Is Full Of Different Colours...

Hey Guys! Do you know our life is full of different colours. And these colours symbolise something related to our day to day life...

Importance of Red colour in our Life

 Red is the colour of your blood for example. In human consciousness, colours have a big impact upon how you feel, and red creates maximum vibrance. Anything exuberant means red.  Among the deities that you create, the feminine forms are the most exuberant. Linga Bhairavi’s colour is red because she gives away red. Devi signifies that vibrance. Her energy is absolute vibrance and exuberance. There will be one spot of red – somewhere one red flower blossoming – that draws your attention because in your perception, red is the most vibrant of all the colours. All other colours may be pretty and nice but red is vibrant.

Importance of Blue colour in our Life

Blue is the colour of all-inclusiveness. You will see in the existence, anything that is vast and beyond your perception generally tends to be blue, whether it is the ocean or the sky. Anything which is larger than your perception tends to be blue because blue is the basis of all-inclusiveness. It is based on this that so many gods in India are shown as blue-skinned. Shiva has a blue skin, Krishna has a blue skin, Rama has a blue skin. It is not that their skin was blue. They were referred to as blue gods because they had a blue aura.

 When someone attains to their highest but chooses to be active in the world, his aura will always be electric blue. Anyone who was dynamic was blue. It is this type of aura which allows you to function in the world in a way that other people think is superhuman.

Importance of Orange colour in our Life

Why people who walk the spiritual path choose orange as their colour, at least in this country, is because orange suggests so many things. When a person is moving towards Agna, it can be very visibly noticed that the colour of Agna is orange. It is organically and naturally so. If you go into certain meditations, you will clearly see that Agna is orange or saffron. The colour is not actually saffron, it is ochre.  There are total 114 chakras in the body. Two of these do not ascribe to any colour because they are not physical in nature. The rest of the 112 chakras ascribe to some colour. Anything that is physical in the existence naturally reflects light. Once it reflects light, it will have colour in your perception. People who are on the path where the whole process is about enlightenment and opening up that dimension of perception referred to as the third eye, will always seek ochre because they want to radiate that colour.

Orange is also a symbolism. When the sun rises in the morning, it is orange. You wear this colour to indicate that a new light has come into your life and a new rising has happened within you – a new udaya. A new sun is beginning to rise within you. Another aspect is, when the fruit matures, it becomes orange. Orange is a symbol of maturity. When a person has attained to a certain level of maturity or ripening, he uses this colour.Normally, a person who switches to orange drops everything that was old – his name, his identity, his family, his looks, his everything – and shifts into a different life. That means he is making a new beginning, a new sun has risen in his life. A certain realisation has come where he is willing to shed everything and walk into another dimension of life or another possibility. It also suggests gnana and vision. Either a person has developed or he wants to develop a new vision, that’s why he is going into it. For both people it is good to wear orange.

Importance of White colour in our Life

White  means the eighth colour. There are seven colours; white is the eighth colour. This eighth colour or aatvarang means that dimension of life which is beyond. White is not really a colour. When there is no colour, only white is there. It is the absence of colour that makes it white. At the same time, white is all-inclusive. The white light that you see contains all of the seven colours. You can refract those colours and separate all seven of them.

White has a good impact on you. Especially when you live in a tropical country, white is the best colour to wear. It is comfortable weather-wise. Traditionally, a person who wears orange cuts himself off from family and social situations. The one who chooses white walks the spiritual path, but is still involved in the other aspects of life. Those who are on a path where they don’t want to gather anything will wear white. Their sadhana is mild, but they are on the spiritual path, but they are involved with various aspects of life, they don’t want to gather life around them. They want to be participating in life but they don’t want to gather anything, such people will choose to wear white.

Importance of Yellow colour in our Life

In the Buddhist tradition, monks, who graduated to what Gautama called arhats, wore ochre robes. The rest wore yellow robes because the process that Gautama gave to the initial stage of Buddhist monks was a very rudimentary process. He chose this process for them because it did not need any preparation. He wanted to cause a wave of awareness. That means he didn’t stay in any town for too long. He was continuously moving from village to village and town to town. There was no time to prepare people for any kind of practice, so he gave them a very rudimentary process. But still he was converting them into monks. He was fixing their life but not giving them enough preparatory steps, so he told them to wear the yellow robe because yellow is the colour of the Muladhara chakra. The most basic chakra in the body is Muladhara. He wanted them to be stable.

Such a process is taught when you are charting out a spiritual path for a few lifetimes. That tradition still continues in the Buddhist way of life. They keep coming back and coming back to do more work because the process is of stabilisation, not of realisation. So he told them to wear yellow robes.

Importance of Black colour in our Life

If you are in a certain space which is powerfully energised and you want to imbibe, black is good. Black does not give out anything, it absorbs everything. If you wear black and go to a good space, you will absorb that. But if you wear black and go to a bad space, you will absorb that.

So, not everyone is qualified to wear black. If you continuously remain in black clothing and expose yourself to a variety of situations, you will notice that your energies will fluctuate and it sucks out all the emotion from you and gets your mind into very volatile, imbalanced states. It makes you into a silent suffering. You will suffer in such a way that you cannot even find expression to your suffering.

But if you wear black in a situation which is very vibrant and positive, you will absorb a tremendous amount of energy, which is good for you. Black should be worn only if you are ensured of the quality of the space.