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Color Therapy - 6 Ways Kaleidoscope Color Therapy May Help You

Let me explain. As we go through our busy days, we ar constantly tapping into different intellectual. physical and emotional reserves. Some more than others, of course and the result can be our inner reserves become unbalanced. This is where kaleidoscopes can help!

Color Is Energy

You know, color is visible energy. Different colors affect people both physically and emotionally. Color therapists believe specific colors can stimulate an intellectual, emotional or physical need you have. Energy, fear, stress, love, communication, intuition, self-healing, love, self-control, confidence, creativity, intuition and many specific physical conditions can be affected.

Most kaleidoscopes are full of colors.

Our color therapy kaleidoscopes are different. Each one focuses on one of 6 color energies: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple or Orange.

How can you maximize the benefit from color therapy? Try keeping your color therapy kaleidoscope where you might use it. For example, one for your desk and another for near your phone. Others have told me they keep a blue kaleidoscope on their bedstand to help with sleep. Students may find a few minutes with a red kaleidoscope will help them remember Sometimes you have a specific issue. There may be a kaleidoscope with a strong dose of just the color energy you need. To help, I've developed the following color lists. It shows both the areas a particular color energizes and also which conditions that color is said to help.