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Conference hydra::dejavu

Title:Psychic Phenomena
Notice:Please read note 1.0-1.* before writing
Moderator:JARETH::PAINTER
Created:Wed Jan 22 1986
Last Modified:Tue May 27 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2143
Total number of notes:41773

1202.0. "What is the colour?" by SUBURB::SEDGWICKH (X-mas bonus covered my arse) Mon Jan 15 1990 13:08

    My Clairvoyant told me in 1988 that I could see into the future...
    
    I had to confess, that I have always had a feeling that I possessed
    some sort of power.
    
    9 times out of 10 though the insight comes to me through colours.
    
    Just by touching somebody, or something that belongs to them, I
    can on occasions pick up vibes.  If there is ever something bothering
    somebody, I know straight away, as my guts stars to churn.
                            
    I always seem to know who is on the other end of the phone, and
    sometimes know it will ring before it starts.  I always know if
    there is another car coming in the oposite direction round corners,
    etc etc.  But they only ever happen as a sudden thought, sometimes
    not even realising that I have just thought about it.
    
    The question that I have, and hope that someone can give me advise,
    is that when I do contact somebody or something, and I see these
    colours, what do the colours mean.  I do know that black is a bad
    sign.  Through a bad experience, I gave my brothers best friend
    a hug oneday, as we worked together.  This was the first time I
    can recall it happeneing, but all I could see, was a vast blackish
    space, and thought no more of it.  One week later, both my brother
    and his friend were in a nasty car acident, where one mad died.
     My brother was fine, but his friend was in a coma for 3 weeks.
    
    luckily I have not had the same experience, but I would like to
    know what the other colours mean, so that I could use this gift
    properly.  Does anyone have any ideas, or know of anything that
    could help me.
    
    you can mail me on SUBURB::SEDGWICKH or Helena Sedgwick @rgm if
    you do not wish to post anything in notes.
    
    Any advise will be welcome.
    
    Thanks
    
    Helena
    
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1202.1Working with colorCARTUN::BERGGRENBelieving is seeing...Mon Jan 15 1990 14:5726
    Helena,
    
    I use colors in healing work and there are different ways that they
    can be used.  My sense is that you may be working with colors in one
    of two ways.  One, no one color is "bad" or "negative" in and of 
    itself, even black.  It is more the "quality" of the color that is 
    important.  Is it dull and afflicted, or is it translucent and vibrant?  
    Also, some people tend to "feel" these color qualities better 
    than they can "see" them.
    
    The other possibility is that you may be developing your own unique
    and personal "dictionary" of what certain colors mean to *you*.  In
    that sense they are more like symbols.  And like dream symbols, may
    not communicate the same information from person to person.
    
    This is something you will have to discern for yourself and may take
    some time to do.  Keeping a journal and recording your experiences with
    color could be invaluable.  That way you can see the patterns that emerge
    and note the common traits.  There are also some good books available 
    on color healing that may be of some assistance.  I'll check on some, 
    and perhaps other people in this conference can recommend some good 
    reading for you.
    
    best regards, 
    Karen               
                
1202.2Colorful visions.CADSYS::COOPERTopher CooperMon Jan 15 1990 16:1937
    Helena,
    
    In my experience there is no universal language to clairvoyant
    symbolism.  Each person has their own, which may be *just* their own,
    or which they have been trained in by their teachers.  Even in the
    case of an untrained, personal symbol system, there tend to be some
    simiarities to that of others because people, by the mere fact of
    being people, have certain similarities in the way they react to
    things.  People who share a particular culture will have even more
    similarities.
    
    The advice in .1 is good, I think, try to keep track, preferably in
    writing, of what you sense and how it turns out, and use that to decode
    your own language.  In the short term, you might try just comtemplating
    each color for a while (one per session) and see what
    images/associations/thoughts come to mind.
    
    You might use the following associations as a *very tentative* starting
    point -- a first guess, very much subject to reinterpretation with
    experience.  In my experience these are common -- but not at all
    universal -- strong associations within our culture (note that many
    colors are not represented since I have detected no unambiguous
    dominant interpretation; also note that there are some contraditions
    even here):
    
    	Black -- death, fear, peace
    	White -- purity
    	Red -- violence, anger, life
    	Blue -- peace, sadness, grief
    	Green -- comfort, vitality, illness
    
    I caution you again *not* to simply accept these as true, but at most,
    to just use them as a starting point until you learn more about your
    own meanings.
    
    						Topher
    
1202.3PointersCGVAX2::PAINTERAnd on Earth, peace...Thu Jan 18 1990 21:435
    Re.0
    
    See also notes 47, 206 and 498 for other topic related to color.
    
    Cindy