Comments on: Colour in Your Environment: Red http://whereenergyflows.com/2007/04/21/colour-in-your-environment/ Interior Alignment (tm) Practitioners Wed, 07 Jan 2009 05:10:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Brenda http://whereenergyflows.com/2007/04/21/colour-in-your-environment/#comment-4 Brenda Thu, 21 Jun 2007 12:38:41 +0000 http://whereenergyflows.com/?p=8#comment-4 Hi Deborah, I was thinking about the colour red. With the heat of summer upon us those people who tend to get overheated easily should avoid wearing lots of hot colours including red. On the other hand think of Tiger Woods on the final day of a golf tournament. His red shirts help with focus, clarity, certainty, and power. The root chakra is all about survival and his red shirt declares "survival of the fittest"! You mentioned that red can be overstimilating for children's rooms. Even though many products for children's rooms are found in primary colours these colours are not restful. If the purpose of your child's room is sleep, rest and rejuvination bright reds, yellows, oranges and blues should be avoided around the bed and in the child's view when lying in bed. If play is one of the purposes of the child's bedroom put the overstimulating toys (either colour or function) away for rest time. Hi Deborah, I was thinking about the colour red. With the heat of summer upon us those people who tend to get overheated easily should avoid wearing lots of hot colours including red. On the other hand think of Tiger Woods on the final day of a golf tournament. His red shirts help with focus, clarity, certainty, and power. The root chakra is all about survival and his red shirt declares “survival of the fittest”!

You mentioned that red can be overstimilating for children’s rooms. Even though many products for children’s rooms are found in primary colours these colours are not restful. If the purpose of your child’s room is sleep, rest and rejuvination bright reds, yellows, oranges and blues should be avoided around the bed and in the child’s view when lying in bed. If play is one of the purposes of the child’s bedroom put the overstimulating toys (either colour or function) away for rest time.

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