Color Decoder: Unlock Your Physical, Spiritual, and Emotional Potential

by Dorothye Parker

Readers discover how the colors they wear and live with reveal their personality, their desires, and their destiny. The Color Decoder describes the universal power of color and shows how it affects every aspect of our lives—our clothes, our preferred foods, and even our state of health and the progress of our careers. Psychologists have long recognized color as a powerful tool, and see both color's positive and negative attributes as influences in everybody's life. The positive and negative qualities of just a few of the book's example colors Red, which denotes energy and leadership, but also anger and aggression ... Orange, which stands for joy and creativity, but also for irrationality ... Green, which is associated withsteadfastness and reliability, but also with obstinacy and egotism. These three, as well as all other colors of the spectrum, are analyzed in depth. Readers will also find personal enlightenment as they follow the author's instructions and discover how to carry out their uniquely personal three-color analysis. It will help them understand their own personality, focus on life goals, find their ideal love partner, and even find a good business partner. This fascinating volume's added features include lists of colors appropriate to different business ventures, colors for birth and marriage, and colors that strengthen powers of healing. More than 200 illustration are—of course—all in full color.

Genres: Reference

144 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2001

Reviews

[Beth · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoy personality-type tests and theories. This one used a form of numerology, sun signs and the color wheel to describe myself (and several loved ones). Interestingly, my 'readings' were quite similar and, in my opinion, quite close to how I view Me, regardless of the combinations of names that I have or have had, and despite the fact that my "official" horoscope reveals an occluded sun and, therefore no solid sun sign. However, for the loved ones' readings I played with, few approached what I believe about them. This book is not a waste of time, but rather an intriguing diversion.