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Color Therapy Green and The Heart Chakra

DateFriday, May 29, 2009 at 6:00AM | by AuthorRyan Kerby | | Print ArticlePrint Article

Green Chakra Color Therapy

Color therapy is a form of holistic healing that has been used for thousands of years to treat physical and emotional issues. Also known as chromotherapy, color therapy is regaining popularity today. According to ayurveda, the 5,000 year old traditional medicine of India, every color has certain healing energies. By using color therapy techniques when you are decorating your home or office, you bring those healing energies into your space and enhance or diminish certain qualities.

In this post we will take a deeper look into the color green, The Heart Chakra, how green color therapy can effect the mind and body, and how to integrate green color therapy into your home decorating.

Color Therapy - Green Color - The Green “heart” Chakra

Your browser may not support display of this image.Green is a balancing color and encourages emotional stability, purity and calmness. It is connected to the heart chakra and is thought to facilitate emotional issues such as love, trust, compassion and forgiveness. An imbalance of the heart chakra promotes mistrust, jealousy, insecurity and a fear of relationships.

Continue Reading: Color Therapy and The Seven Chakras of Healing


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