Dream catcher, choose the right color for you!

The meaning of red
It is both the color of true love and that of the most carnal passion or the most impulsive emotions and feelings, such as anger and shame. In general, it is associated with many concrete elements, such as blood - the source of life - and fire, which once again refers to vital impulses. Red strengthens creativity and continuous stimulation for new ideas. In psychology, very active people tend to prefer red, they are people who are not afraid of difficulties. be careful because it can stimulate ego and arrogance

The meaning of yellow

Yellow has the same influence as red with the difference that the person who prefers it tends to be less stable. Yellow is linked to the energy of the sun, of light, of summer which can change itself during the days . In general, it is the shade of youth and lightness and for this reason it is able to act very positively on the mind, instilling instant happiness. Psychologically it creates change, openness to new things to eliminate the fear of change, sometimes with a little too much enthusiasm.

The meaning of blue
Blue is the color of calm and serenity. It is associated with water, with air for its reflections and shades. It helps those surrounded by this color or its shades to balance, peace, meditation, evoke relaxation, sleep or simply relaxation. Those who love blue are generally peaceful with deep feelings, they prefer environments where serenity and tranquility reign, they are generally not very noisy people.
The meaning of green
It is associated with everything that recalls nature, from grass to spring leaves and most vegetables and lush plants. On an abstract level, this color has always indicated fertility, renewal and, consequently, also hope, healing, but, sometimes, it is linked to negative feelings, such as jealousy and envy. Psychologically, green has positive effects in the treatment of anxiety and depression. It has calming and relaxing properties, those who love this color are generally balanced people.

The meaning of purple
It is born from the meeting of red, a strong and "aggressive" shade par excellence, and blue, a symbol of calm. Purple owes its meanings to this combination. Magic and the occult, mystery, spirituality and fantasy are of this color.

Purple lovers are kind people, often shy, emotional, and strive to please those around them. 

The meaning of pink

Pink is feminine, it is considered the color of great love stories, both romantic and passionate, and of the innocence of childhood. Unlike red, it recalls pure and controlled emotions and feelings, such as maternal affection and tenderness. Furthermore, there are those who consider it the shade of forgiveness. Anyone surrounded by pink feels at ease, giving rise to relaxing environments but without the risk of the melancholy sometimes aroused by blue. It is a color that is chosen to encourage cohesion and aggregation between people who do not know each other, as well as exploiting its properties for those suffering from loneliness.

The meaning of orange
Orange is the color of serenity, it is the combination of red and yellow, a symbol of vitality and sensuality. Orange is one of the colors that lends itself best to helping people find the energy they need. People who love it are particularly sociable and open to others, but have difficulty expressing their feelings and emotions in public. In general, however, he is an optimistic and confident person.

The meaning of black
Of all the colors, black has long been the one that represents denial and conclusion, be it of a phase or of life itself. In this way, it is considered the color of death and loss, because it traps all the other shades of the spectrum within itself. However, black is the color par excellence of elegance and refinement. It can be linked to resolute people with some association with outbursts of anger.

The meaning of white
White includes all the colors of the light spectrum and is therefore a riot of vivid colours, unlike black. This color means the possibility of a new beginning, of change and trust in others or purity and innocence, so much so that it is the symbolic shade of many cultures and religions.