A SPLASH OF COLOURS CAN RELAX AND ENRGIZE A TIRED MIND, BESIDES EASING THOSE STRESS LINES ON OUR FOREHEAD.
Imagine a world without colours. Impossible! For it would look a dull, pallid canvas. To drive the drabness out of life, we need to make a happy splash of hues in our day-to-day usual business.
A rainbow of seven shades adds beauty to the sky and lifts our spirits. Noted English physicist Sir Isaac Newton's colour-disc proves this phenomenon. Similarly, a palette of chromes decks up a pretty painting. Hop into any art gallery and you will see a window of diverse dyes open out before you. “After a brainstorming session at work or a rough ride down a clogged road, a visit to an art exhibition is a great stress reliever. It invokes a sense of serenity and is always joyfully exciting," prescribes clinical psychologists.
It is justified to assume, that colours add a zing to the daily humdrum. Science tells us that colour is simply a light of varying wavelengths and frequencies. Exercising a strong impact on the minds, colours reveal tell-tale signs of our mood swings and body vitality.
Pigments help perk up our moods in hard-pressed situations. So, can colours really help to keep the blues at bay?
Often we choose colours to depict our emotions. According to colour therapy experts, colours not only affect sentiments, but also help tackle illnesses though healing properties.
Nature spreads out a charming carpet of colours. Enter a garden, stroll along its stony path or soak in the beauty of dew drenched meadows -- all our worries are washed away in a flash. "I walk a mile every morning for that burst of fresh oxygen. It is healthy to gaze at a spot of greenery. It not only relaxes your mind but also improves your vision," espouses a morning walker.
Take films, for example. A grand, colourful marquee always appears stunning to the weary mind. It instantly transports the mind to a different time-zone, detached from the present reality.
Even lessons at kindergarten become colourful as teachers introduce tiny tots to the world of doodling with crayons and colour pencils. A picture is worth a thousand words. Teach a nursery child with the aid of colourful props and drawings and the child will respond promptly, as opposed to mere writing or blackboard lessons.
Colours by far tingle a child's creativity and interest in learning at a preparatory stage. So whatever the stage of growth of scale of stress we are at, we could all use a dab of colour to wipe away our blues.
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