Oracle Colours Pt1: Read with Colour Intuition

Did you know I offer a free Facebook group as part of this course? I encourage you to join, be amongst like-minded souls, practice what you learn throughout the course, ask questions, and join our live meetups.

What can you do to squeeze the very most out of this course? Let me tell you in this short video. Because I want you to walk away from this course feeling you've learned and achieved as much as possible, that your knowledge and understanding of symbols has grown, and that you leave having created a library of symbol meanings and interpretations that you relate to.

It's important to set an intention before you begin any project in life so you stay on track and, at the end, you can look back at what you have achieved. Such a simple exercise yet such a powerful exercise.

When we work with Angel and Oracle cards, no matter what the context, we achieve the best results when we open ourselves to the support and guidance of the angelic and spiritual realm, inviting their wisdom and guidance to flow through us.

Opening up is an intricate part of this course because you will be working with your intuition, guidance that comes from the angels, from the Universe, from your higher self. Every time you start an element of this course, I encourage you to repeat this lecture - you will notice the difference in how ideas and information flow to you as a result.

Similarly, when you finish studying for the day, I encourage you to Close Down - you can find the lecture which teaches you how to close down towards the end of this course.

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

When you type into google the question, “what is colour” you can be met with scientific and seemingly complicated definitions. How can you easily understand what colour is without having a scientific degree?

Following on from what we learned in the previous video, let’s now add the thinking and knowledge of the great German-born physicist, Albert Einstein, into the mix.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that colours play a dominant role in everyday life.

Colours are everywhere and influence every area of our life both in our everyday and beyond. And it is from all these many sources that we can turn to, to determine our personal meaning and association to the colours we come across on Angel and Oracle cards.

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

All colours are found within nature and, often, it’s from nature that their meaning is created. But are there more ways to determine the meaning of colours? Let's see.

When it comes to interpreting a colour on an angel and oracle card, do you think the colour red, for example, if it caught your eye, would be more likely linked to love and passion or to anger and rage?

What colours should you include in your library? How many meanings for each colour should you include in your library? Your Library of Colours is your foundation.. let's make sure it's strong and sturdy.

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

When it comes to our first colour, red, there are said to be at least 134 possible shades. So, when you see the colour red on an angel and oracle card, what exactly do you see?

Should you ignore the possible negative connotations and meanings behind red when reading angel and oracle cards?

Is red a colour your commonly find in nature? Can you derive meanings for red from that source? Let's see.

We’ve just been considering the presence of red within nature. What if we dig a bit further, a bit deeper into nature? What could we find beneath the surface of Mother Earth?

From an energetic perspective, what can we associate with the colour red?

How often do we use red in our everyday language?

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

From daffodils to sunflowers to great big teddy bears, yellow has certainly played its role in the creative industry.

What yellow represents for me and what yellow represents for you may differ according to where in the world we live and according to any religious beliefs we each may have...

Colour breathing is a simple technique that can be used to reduce stress, manage anxiety, improve oxygen intake and much more...

Just like red, sunshiny, joyous, bright, cheerful and warm yellow also has a less positive side. Shall we explore what that side is?

Let's look at a real example of when the shades of yellow stood out for me as important. How did I interpret them?

Where do you find yellow in nature and within energy? Shall we find out?

How and where do we use the colour yellow in our everyday language? And does that help us when interpreting angel and oracle cards?

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

What effect do you think the colour blue has on the mind and body? Let's experience the colour blue to find out.

Whilst blue can have an incredibly calming effect on our body and mind, if we’re immersed in too much blue, it can actually also have a negative impact on us. That's the side of blue we'll dive into in this video.

Think of all the places in nature you find the colour blue and what impact this can have on the meanings that blue attracts.

In this video we’ll consider the meanings behind very general shades of blue at either end of the blue spectrum.

Shall we explore and do a whistle-stop tour of the primary religions throughout the world and the meaning they attribute to the colour blue?

Let’s look now at the energetic side of blue to see if that will reveal any new meanings behind this beautiful primary colour.

Continuing on form the previous video, we'll continue to look at the energetic side of blue only this time starting from under the earth.

When you think of phrases referencing the colour blue, what kind of phrases do you mostly think about? And how many phrases come to your mind?

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

Do you love it or loathe it? Have your feelings about the colour changed as you got older? Do you think pink can change your mood or how you feel? Let’s explore all of that.

How do you create the colour pink? And what are some of the common meanings associated with the colour pink?

Can there be a punchy, negative side to such a timid and childlike colour?

Has pink always been seen in the same way all throughout history?

Given its chequered past within history, do you think pink will be seen as both a positive and negative colour when you consider it in cultural and religious contexts?

What happens to your emotions and mind when you take time to breathe with the colour pink?

According to scientists, one colour you find rarely in nature is red. With pink being a shade of red, do you think that, following in red’s footsteps, it too won’t be a very common colour in nature?

From an energy perspective, what meanings are attributed to the colour pink?

Pink has been cleverly used in a number of brands to convey a message but, sometimes, it’s simply used to stand out from the crowd.

When it comes to everyday language and the many colourful phrases we have a tendency to throw into our sentences, do you think pink is a colour that pops up a lot?

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

Dull, boring, drab. Is that all brown has to offer us? A colour which should stick to being in the background for fear of overwhelming us with sadness? Let’s find out.

What meanings can we gather for brown by diving into history, world cultures, and religions?

Does his personality live up to his name? Let’s dive into Charlie Brown’s traits and see how aligned they are with that of a brown personality.

How popular do you think the colour brown is in branding? And did you know that your answer to that question may be swayed by your gender? Let’s explore the popularity of brown in the world of branding to see what additional meanings and associations we may uncover.

Is all brown energy polluted energy? Or is some brown energy good? Let’s find out.

Compliment or insult? Let's find out.

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.

What meanings can we attribute to this colour?

When it comes to silver is it always possible to find a positive meaning or does it also carry some negative meanings?

How have humans viewed silver throughout history, in different cultures and within different religions?

What messages are companies conveying through the use of the colour silver in their branding?

From an energetic point of view, what meanings does silver attract?

Which type of silver cord resonates most with you?

Many poets have waxed lyrical about the beauty and mystery of the colour silver, but does the same reflect in the phrases and idioms we today?

A short recap on what we covered in this section and a brief overview of what's to come in the next section.