The Secret Language of Color Ebook is your key to unlocking the extraordinary healing power of color. Featuring 45 stunning color images, each infused with a unique healing vibration and accompanied by a step-by-step healing exercise, author Inna Segal will assist you in adding more joy, harmony, and wellness to all areas of your life. With various creative ways to use the cards—including simply asking a question and picking an image that appeals to you, focusing a color on an area of the body that needs that color’s particular healing attention, and color visualization—along with the aid of the color descriptions anyone can interpret and create useful practices of wellness. Each color's unique vibrations are there to explore, from silvers ability to strengthen your persistence, plum helping you to overcome challenges, burgundy to awaken passion, and emerald to create a calm, mind, body, and spirit, this vibrant and powerful ebook by Inna Segal is a tool anyone can use daily to receive inspired and intuitive messages of guidance and to restore their body to its natural state of balance and harmony.

Explores color's countless manifestations, providing insight into such phenomena as the visible spectrum, light absorption and reflection, how humans see color, how vision evolved, the sky, rainbows, colored gems, animal pigmentation, how animals use color to find mates and to protect themselves, and the use of color in human religion, ritual, design, navigation, communication, and personal identity.

The Secret Language of Color Cards is your key to unlocking the extraordinary healing power of color. Featuring 45 stunning cards, each infused with a unique healing vibration, and an accompanying 84-page guidebook, author Inna Segal will assist you in adding more joy, harmony, and wellness to all areas of your life. With various creative ways to use the cards—including simply asking a question and picking a card, placing a color card on an area of the body that needs that color’s particular healing attention, and color visualization—along with the aid of the guidebook anyone can interpret and create useful practices of wellness. Each color's unique vibrations are there to explore, from silvers ability to strengthen your persistence, plum helping you to overcome challenges, burgundy to awaken passion, and emerald to create a calm, mind, body, and spirit, these vibrant and powerful cards by Inna Segal are a tool anyone can use daily to receive inspired and intuitive messages of guidance and to restore their body to its natural state of balance and harmony.

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 edition. Excerpt: ... peimitive language it is often remarked that the prevailing colornames found in the languages of primitive races and in the vocabularies of children can be assumed to represent the colors which affect these beings most powerfully. Usually deductions of the orders of preference are made by noting the relative frequencies of occurrence of the various color-names. It should be obvious that such a criterion is dangerous if depended upon too confidently in a study of the expressive powers of colors. The present subject is introduced here chiefly for the purpose of emphasizing the danger of placing too riiuch value upon information from this source. It is reasonable to suppose that the color-names in the vocabularies of primitive beings indicate in a general manner the more powerful colors. However, these are known through other sources including ordinary observation so that such evidence is at best only corroborative. The limitations of interpretations from this source are due, among other reasons, to the incompleteness of knowledge regarding the colorvision of these primitives and the influence of mental growth in the case of the child. There are many thousands of different colors distinguishable by an adult at the present time; in fact, in a broad sense, wherein grays are considered as colors, the number of different color sensations that can be experienced is perhaps several hundred thousand. It is not surprising that the immature or primitive intellect only comprehends a few of these and it is reasonable to suppose that the most striking colors will be recognized first. The finer feeling toward colors, that is, the recognition of their beauty, depends largely upon the taste of the beholder and taste, according to civilized standards, is...