While color psychology is the study of how different colors can influence human behavior and perception, color therapy is different. It is based upon the unproven assumption that certain colors can impact people's "energy" and impact health outcomes.
Colour therapy is based on the idea that colours create an electrical impulse in our brain, which stimulates hormonal and biochemical processes in our body.
Reference : http://www.chakrasincolour.com/colour_therapy.php
Colour Therapy is a natural, powerful and non-invasive system of healing that uses the therapeutic energy of the seven colours of the light spectrum (rainbow colours). It is a complementary therapy, with a history as far back as ancient Egypt, China and India, and is today used successfully to treat illness and disorders, alleviate physical ailments and pain, address mental and emotional conditions or simply to prevent illness and maintain good health!
The underlying principle of Colour Therapy is that every cell and organ in the body vibrates at a particular frequency, as do colours.
Yes, this is truly concept and I usually follow it!
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Dear Parisa Ziarati,
I want to present Beethoven's "Appassionata" in Color. Here, musical notation is represented in the language of colors, where each note is encoded by a rectangle with the height of the frequency of the note sound and the width proportional to the duration of the note sound.
Source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365202853_Appassionata_in_Color
Natural colorful flowers in natural growing in my yard every spring season of the year.
Colour therapy is a non-invasive and holistic treatment that brings balance and health to your mind and body. The vibrations of the colour in colour therapy class improve your mood and overall health. Colours are made up of reflected lights that hit our retinas as the wavelengths vibrate.
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