Colour (Colour Therapy or Chromotherapy) is one of the highest in the hierarchy of healing and like sound, is easy to use and implement into our daily lives. Colour, as with everything in the universe, vibrates at it's own (varying) frequencies – It's energy is 'alive' and in constant flux as it harmonises or creates discord with all other living things. All systems, organs, tissues and cells are comprised of vibrating atoms from microscopic plankton on earth to every star in every solar system. We all absorb and emit colour (light), all of the time. You could miss a potential rainbow of opportunity if you underestimate the power of colour to transform. This blog series is a basic introduction to the attributes most commonly associated with the colours: Red | Orange | YELLOW | Green | Pink | Blue | Indigo | Violet | Enjoy!
Supports the digestive system | Links to the pancreas which effects digestion and insulin production
| Relieves Depression | Improves memory | Energises the Manipura also known as the Solar Plexus Chakra | Connected to our mental body | Wavelength: 570–590 nm Frequency: 508–526 THz
Associated with Freshness | Energy | Intellect | Loyalty | Clarity and enlightenment | Optimism | Cowardice | Deceit | Happiness | Instinct and intuition
Yellow in balance: Intuitive (gut instinct), Feeling balanced, respectful of the self and others, spontaneous and free spirited
Yellow out of balance: Worried about how others perceive you, fear of isolation, insecure, controlling or being a workaholic
Crystals to activate and balance: Yellow Topaz, Citrine
Crystals to calm: Sodalite, Turquoise, Sapphire
REMEMBER – TIP FOR USING YELLOW: "Be inspired and driven by the thought and feeling of "Yellow like the Sun'...shine your light!"
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In Love, Light and Healing
Stacie Frost
Dip Hyp, MPLTA, Ad Col, Reiki
SSHH – Stacie's Spiritual & Holistic Healing
All views and information contained in our blog are the personal opinions of Stacie Frost and her guest authors. While being experienced and qualified in a wide range of holistic healing modalities, they are not qualified doctors and do not diagnose any health condition. Any form of complementary therapy should not be considered as an alternative to professional medical advice.