Self-confidence
Independence
Power and strength
Mourning
Death/Grief
Evil and mystery
Elegance
‘Black listed'
‘Black humour'
‘Black tie event'
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Colour plays an important role in all areas of our lives.

- In understanding colour better, we can bemore detailed in our dream interpretations and in becoming our own dream analysis expert.
- As we look around us, everything we perceive reflects colour. Colour is everywhere, and affects our daily lives and emotions constantly. Just as we are made up of a series of energy fields, so too is colour. Colour and light are energy, and we are constantly being shifting and changing in response to our environment and all the colours around it.
- Throughout history colour has always played an important role and regarded as highly symbolic. Today psychologists and scientists are even acknowledging the profound use of colour for therapeutic purposes. Colour has power and every specific colour produces the same stimulus in every single person.
- You will have varying shades and hues of the 7 major colours in our dreams, but there is a general rule; the more clear that colour is, the more accurate the description will be, and the muddier that colour, the more blocked that area will be for you.
Use Colours as Dream Symbols
The following are the various associations that different colours have around the world.
Calmness and tranquility
Self-cultivation
Water
Coolness
Sadness
Trust and faith
Sky/Heaven
Wisdom and intellect
Cleanliness
Masculine
Seriousness
Soothing, relaxing
Ecology/Environment
Envy and jealousy
Money
‘Go!' (as in a signal from a traffic light.)
Success
Nature
Harmony
Fertility
Freshness
Healing
Stability and endurance
Growth and success
‘He's very green' (as in someone new or inexperienced in something)
Safety
Enthusiasm
Energy
Social
Joy and happiness
Stimulating and Invigorating
Harvest
Health
Deceit and distrust
Wealth and extravagance
Royalty and opulence
Higher wisdom
Mental clarity
Ambition
Mystery and magic
Dignity
Creativity
Love
Respect
Heart
Anger and emotional intensity
Passion
Danger
Fire
Blood
Courage
‘Stop!' (As seen in a traffic light or stop sign)
Silver bullets
Poor man's gold
Self-reflection
Second best
Being served on a silver platter - spoiled, privileged
Silver cord - Can represent the spiritual connection – or the connection between your spiritual self and your physical body while astral travelling
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