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Time at the beach and what do we see? Orange

My surroundings changed recently. It has dashes of color orange in it.
Coincidentally my mood also has lifted after hitting the lowest low.

The change I am sure, happened to a large extent because I decided I do not want to mope. Willpower is essential. Partly the mood change can be attributed to the change too. But I am beginning to feel we also need some help along the way. And today, when I am trying to write something in response to a writing challenge with the theme colorI am starting to believe orange has, and is, helping me. Orange has been a favorite color for sometime; have held on to orange-colored items – be it a pen, vase, or a notebook.

Now, daily I get to see an orange wall smack in front of me when I sit to watch TV, or sit for dinner, or lie down on bed for a rest. I see orange Tupperware, orange curtains, orange flowers. Picked orange just because it is a nice color. Have heard stuff being associated with various other colors like blue, yellow, red, white, black. But orange has been just plain orange – a colorful bright cheerful color!!!!

Since I am writing today specifically about the color Orange, I quickly did a Google search and found some interesting information. Follow this link to check out the source.

Orange offers emotional strength in difficult times. It helps us to bounce back from disappointments and despair, assisting in recovery from grief.

The color psychology of orange is optimistic and uplifting, rejuvenating our spirit. In fact orange is so optimistic and uplifting that we should all find ways to use it in our everyday life, even if it is just an orange-colored pen that we use.

Orange Represents
Adventure and risk taking: Orange promotes physical confidence and enthusiasm – sportsmen and adventure-seekers relate well to orange.
Social communication and interaction: Orange stimulates two-way conversation between people – in a dining room when entertaining it stimulates conversation as well as appetite.
Friendship: Group socializing, parties, the community – wherever people get together to have fun and socialize orange is a good choice.
Divorce: The optimism of the color orange helps people move on – it is forward thinking and outward thinking.

Effects of Orange
Enthusiasm: Orange is optimistic and extroverted – the color of the uninhibited.
Rejuvenation: Orange helps to restore balance to our physical energies.
Stimulation: Orange is not as passionate or as excitable as red, but it is stimulating, particularly to the appetite – the worst color to have in the kitchen if you want to lose weight.
Courage: Orange helps us to take account of our lives, to face the consequences, to take action and make appropriate changes, and then to move onward and upward.
Vitality: Orange has a more balanced energy than red, not as passionate and aggressive, but full of vitality.

Memories from a fun day out with kids and nephews. Just realized it was coincidentally an Orange Day!

 

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