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Feng Shui Colors: Using Color To Change Your Life
By Ken Lauher
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By Ken Lauher
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Throughout time, colors have carried powerful symbolism. Some of these meanings are universal. For instance, green typically represents hope and re-birth. Others are tied in to different cultures. In China, white represents mourning, while, in the U.S., it is a symbol of purity. Instead of white wedding dresses (which could imply early widowhood in China), Chinese brides wear red — a symbol of good fortune.
Before selecting specific colors, be aware of the cultural symbolism behind those col...