“Unclutter your life. Unclutter your home. We feel best when everything and everyone around us is in harmony and in balance. The peace and the beauty of your home will raise you up, and give energy to your goals.” -Eileen Anglin Feng Shui is known as the subtle Chinese art of using energy forces in […]
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Life is unimaginable without colours. The nature has showered its bounty with so many colours. Have you ever wondered over the colour combination of flowers and butterflies and more? They are so vibrant and perfect. The moment we leave our normal environment and travel to a new landscape, the first thing we will notice
Colour is the language of the soul. Life will be dull without colours. Colours does affect ones feelings , emotions, mood & state of mind. Colours are essential for our body and soul, it keep our batteries charged. Colour therapy is called chromotherapy. It is able to use light in the form of colour
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Cloths drenched in mud, water and colour and faces smeared with indistinguishable colours dancing around in a frenzy of fun and frolic completes the quintessential Holi portrait. Only on this auspicious day, you will find people of different age, status, and gender coming together to celebrate and enjoy putting aside their inhibitions. Children running around
Did you ever think a world without colours? Blue sky, green trees, flowers, butterflies…….? Can you imagine life without colours? Colourless wardrobe? Colourless furniture…..? Colourless food, vegetables, even a pen, pencil, or a cover of a notebook? Can’t imagine…. Colours are so much integral part of our mundane experience that we relate our emotions with different colours.
The basic directions are 4—North, South, East and West. In Fengshui each direction is associated with a specific element, celestial animal and a particular colour. The correct knowledge of these enables us to energize the various directions in an appropriate manner. North is attributed to the element water and its symbolic animal is tortoise. The
Holi is a social festival. It is a festival of colours. People of all ages celebrate it with full fervour. Holi enjoys the status of even a national festival as this is the only festival which is celebrated by one and all irrespective of caste and religion. Holi is celebrated in two parts- 1. Holika
We live in the wonderful world of colours. These colours have a profound effect on our psyche. Believe it or not, but what colour you are tells more about how you are on a particular day. We all respond in different ways to different colours; some colours help us to relax while some can make
