Chromotherapy_Colour Psychology.

Color is a magnificent medium that can be used to stimulate mood, signal action, and even influence the path of psychological reactions. 
Few colors have been directly linked to activating physiological response too like the color red claimed by researchers have said to result in increased blood pressure, increased metabolism and increased eyestrain. 
Color Psychology is the study of how different hues can be helpful in analysing human behaviour thereby understanding mental, emotional and physiological effects that colors have in various spheres of human life. It goes without saying that there could be different interpretations, meanings and perceptions, colors have in different cultures. 
Just like in Hindu culture wearing white signifies peace during a funeral but in Christianity, white is worn during the weddings. 
Understanding the effects of these colors are also quite deep. Warm colors like yellow and orange are often associated with stimulating people’s appetite and making them hungry.
Ancient civilization have practiced Chromotherapy which is a way wherein colors are used to heal a person by passing certain vibrations to bring health and harmony. Each color has frequency of a specific vibration and each vibration is somewhere linked to help with a physiological symptom.
Colour Psychology:
1.Red reduces analytical thinking.
2.Blue is most accepted.
3.Yellow lack perception.
4.Orange is associated with good value.
5.Pink calms people down.
6.White may lead to boredom.
Characteristics Of Colour Therapy:
1.Red is believed to stimulate the body and mind and helps increase circulation.
2.Yellow helps in stimulating the nerves and detoxing the body.
3.Orange is said to heal the lungs and grows energy levels.
4.Blue is considered to mollify illnesses and treat pain.
5.Indigo shades are believed to improve skin problems.
Researchers are of the opinion that there is very little theoretical and empirical work being done to understand and study the effects of color psychology and it’s actually astonishing it’s not a very well-developed field yet.
Keep in mind that certain shades or tones may result in very different meanings. Also, the context around the color, and even surrounding colors, can have an effect. 'Do think of my blog as more of a beginning guide to color psychology."
The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love colour the most.
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