The Colour Grey – Authenticity, Equality, Honour & Respect

Finding a good balance between honour and respect and authenticity is something that many people struggle with.

Questions that arise here, and that the qualities of the colour grey can help us with, are around what’s right or wrong, what’s worth more or less, and how each of us fits into this whole system and can find their place and freely flourish and shine.

We need to honour ourselves and others equally to live in peace with each other – after all, we are all but different expressions of the same divine core.

The Colour Brown – Transformation and Practical & Physical Action

The qualities of the colour brown go beyond what we think and believe about why we are and do things a certain way, and that is because brown is about the form, about our physical body, and what it can do.

As human beings we cannot just think and listen, understand, speak or explain – we also need to act and be physically active to be well and alive in this world.

This way what is internal can show up in the external world as well.

Whatever we create in physical form will leave traces and so mark our appearance on this earth forever.

The Colour Rose – Sensing, individuality & Honesty

Our senses help us find our way in life, our eye-sight shows us the world around us, we can hear what other people have to say, or the birds sing, we can talk and express ourselves, feel, smell, taste, and we can also use our psychic abilities to know what is going on in the formless world – and then we can honestly communicate our unique perspective and perception.

Our senses help us to know and understand the world around us, and can warn us of dangers or guide us in the right direction – and back to ourselves.

Because the insights we gain through our senses are right for us and not necessarily for others, which can sometimes be difficult to understand and what makes this lesson so incredibly important.