Camouflage and Color

In many European countries, brides wear white; in China, brides wear red.

We usually wear black to funerals. In Asia, the color is white; though only yesterday on the steps of our local church, I saw some people in white…it was a funeral.

Do you color your hair? I tried a pale blue for highlights; the colour doesn’t take on my hair???!!!
It’s blondish naturally, but going darker.

The last funeral I went to, I felt black would be too depressing, so I wore a medium color blue.

Can you see auras? They can change depending on health or our mental state.

I had an aura photographed by a psychic photographer; there were many different rainbow colours.

Two weeks ago when I visited my friend in the care home,her aura was a muddy yellow…I was shocked to see and felt afraid for her.

Not everyone can see auras.

Japan was a sea of navy blue and white, colors people wore in Tokyo.
Most people here blend into wearing black and hoodie. Tourists, lots of different colors.

In the sixties, people were colorful like rainbows. Now people want to look nondescript.

Some animals blend into the scenery and some flaunt their color,

I love to see an Indian wedding full of beautiful colors, a rich tapestry.

Sunrise and sunsets make me feel happy; the most beautiful sunsets are in Istanbul. Each country has a different type of sometimes light morning skies in WA were streaked with white and golden yellow.

What colours do you wear? Have your preferences changed over the years?

Now, people’s interiors appear stark and white; they used to be colored or patterned. I haven’t seen wallpaper in years, or colored curtains…mainly white blinds.

Stained glass used to be popular; now it only seems to be in churches, but features in my bathroom, and one kitchen window to stop people looking in.

Enjoy posting music with colors mentioned, chat with friends, post color…
Enjoy your weekend, while away the hours.

Lian and Kieran