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Affects Black has in our lives >>

BLACK is a 'non' colour. All the vibration of the White light containing all the colours is absorbed into BLACK and nothing is reflected back again. Therefore BLACK absorbs all the vibration and heat of the light which makes it a warm colour.

BLACK gives nothing out, so it is a colour of mystery. When wearing BLACK you are not expressing anything as you would be if you were wearing a colour. Each Colour is expressing its own need or attitude but BLACK gives nothing out. Therefore it protects you and allows you to retreat behind its strength.

BLACK is an excellent colour if you need warmth, protection or privacy.

BLACK gives nothing out and allows nothing in so the body cannot receive colour from the light. The light is only able to enter the body through the eyes and skin.

BLACK over the Heart prevents Joy from being able to enter the Heart Chakra.

BLACK is mysterious as it is not possible to know what is behind it. Therefore those who do not wish us to know of their real natures - such as 'bikies' use black to hide within and show a bold face without.

BLACK underwear or evening wear does not express any 'coloured' attitudes so the person wearing these clothes is not able to express their own identity... thereby making them an 'object' who is not stating their own needs. The 'little black dress' is the perfect cover for one who has to meet people who might intimidate, allowing one to play whichever role is required without giving away your true thoughts.

BLACK as a colour of the clergy says "I give myself to God, I am a servant and deny myself and separate myself from worldly pleasures."

BLACK is the colour worn by 'non persons' such as widows, sales people, waiters, etc.

BLACK is also the colour of 'Sophistication' (which means false) and can create an exciting, elegant image as the imagination is free to wonder what is hidden behind it.

 

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