Learn How Colors Influence Your Moods And Temperaments
October 4, 2007
Colors speak a lot about a person’s personality. The way his house is decorated, his color choices in clothing, all speak volumes about him. Colors can uplift or lower your mood. Each color has different effects. Some can give off more energy, some have a soothing effect, stimulate appetites and sexual motivation or even give a place a clean atmosphere.
Blue: This can either be a calming or a depressing color depending on how much one is surrounded by it. It is also associated with a cool, cleansed, relaxed and accepting feeling. This color has a direct effect on the autonomic nervous system which helps to create a calm and soothing effect. People wearing this color are normally quite independent yet feel the need to be surrounded by tenderness love and affection.
Brown: Brown gives off an earth feeling that brings us comfort and support. However, people wearing brown are known to keep emotions to themselves and retreat from fear of the real world. These people sometimes suffer from a lack of self worth.
Orange: This color is an attention grabber and the stimulator of the mind and body. It is an anti-depressant color that lifts spirits by giving feelings of security, warmth, joy and independence.
Orange stimulates the sex organs and has an incredibly beneficial effect on the digestive system. People wearing this color are action oriented, often impatient, independent and self-motivated.
Purple: This is a color of mixed messages coming from both red and blue. Purple is mostly associated with those who are sexy, powerful and sophisticated. People who favor this color are dramatic, spiritual, creative, intuitive, inspirational in beauty and art, protective and wrapped up in a fantasy world.
Red: This is most powerful of all colors because of its ability to stimulate the heart and blood circulation. Red is known for its high arousal in all perspectives of the body for it is sexy, dynamic, powerful, warm, sensual, determined, courageous, angry, impatient and an ambitious color. Actually, if you make a habit of wearing red, it may indicate that you place importance on sexual desire and eroticism.
Pink: Pink elicits simple emotions such as unselfish love, kindness and consideration. It is emotionally soothing, calming, cheerful and nurturing colors that lessen the feelings of irritation and aggression by surrounding us with a sense of love. People who enjoy wearing pink are typically affectionate, sympathetic and understanding.
Green: This color indicates freshness, peace, freedom, relaxation, security and laziness. As it is the color of life and vegetation, it helps us to connect with empathy of others and nature. It is physically and emotionally good for the heart so we should seek green under stress.
Yellow: This is the warmest, most cheerful, happiest, brightest and the most uplifting of all colors. A person who wears yellow is someone that is easily approachable because they seem stimulating, spontaneous, interesting and lively to others. These people desire to find greater happiness which implies minor conflict in which release is needed.
Black: Black is a very powerful color because of its mystery, dominance and the fact that it is the most sophisticated of all colors. This color is associated with silence, infinite and feminine life force (passive, uncharted and mysterious). It is associated with mourning as well. People who prefer this color are often strong willed, opinionated, disciplined and independent.
White: This color is associated with cleanliness, purity, coldness and peace. It gives off the aura of freedom and openness. However too much white can be cold and isolating or can give headaches and cause eyestrain. White contains all the colors of the spectrum, so it shows that people who prefer this color have an optimistic personality.
Gray: This is the color of individuals. It gives off the impression that you are self sufficient and have good self control and prefer to be uninvolved. Gray is associated with independence, self reliance and acts as a shield from influence. Excerpt from Daily Mirror.
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