Welcome to the Color of the Week Project.
Here is the color for  the week beginning April 25th, 2016.
This is Color #2
It’s called Sacred Blue. 

Spakona Sacred Blue

Now that you’ve met Sacred Blue, you can

LEARN: You can learn about Sacred Blue see the picture and letter below.
LOOK: You can look for Sacred Blue in your everyday life.
SAVE: Right-click the picture, save the image to display on your phone/tablet.
WEAR: You can wear the color Sacred Blue to support the throat, third eye and crown chakras and to remind you of the divine answers available to you.
SHARE: When you see the color- Sacred Blue-   take a picture and share it on Instagram,  or on the Intuitive Bridge Facebook Page.

The instagram hashtags are #Sacredblue and #IBcolor.

Spakona Detailed Sacred Blue

Hi, It’s Bridget. 

Prince died on Thursday.
Friday found me on the verge of tears, all day.
I was in a fog. I couldn’t write. I couldn’t figure out how to make a corsage for my son’s prom date. Everything seemed hard.
It felt like Prince left us behind.

Friday, late morning- I was driving to the fish store and listening to When Doves Cry.

I saw a blue semi-truck driving in the other direction. I turned off the highway, and there it was again- the roof of Don and Jo’s drive-in- Sacred Blue– the color of St. Mary.  I took a picture of the roof, and lo and behold- the sky behind it was also Sacred Blue.

About Sacred Blue

Sacred Blue is a deep sky blue. It means Divine Answers.
Non-aqua blues from sky to midnight are associated with divinity and wisdom. They support the throat (5th), third eye (6th) and crown (7th) chakras.

In chakra short-hand:
the throat is for listening and speaking and integrating intuitive information with observed information;
the third eye is for intuition; and
the crown chakra is for collective consciousness and your relationship with the divine.

St. Mary is traditionally shown wearing a sacred blue veil. The veil covers her gently, like a comforting arm around her.

In Yoruba culture, blue is associated with the concept of Itutu. Itutu doesn’t translate easily into English. The closest word to it is Cool.  It’s a mystic peaceful state. It’s a beautiful feeling, where everything is copacetic.

When you are feeling alone, when you can’t even form a coherent question- look for Sacred Blue. It’s a sign that divine answers are available to you. If you pay attention and listen, gently, you’ll find the answers that you need. And the answers will comfort you.
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At the fish store, I bought a pound of halibut. The people are really nice there.

As I drove home, I saw Sacred Blue two more times, on the back of a license plate and on the sign to my favorite nursery.
I was greatly cheered by each sighting.

Friday afternoon, I roasted the fish.  Then the dogs and the cat and I ate it all.

Much Love!

Bridget Pilloud

PS- I’d love to hear about your experience! Feel free to send me an email- just click on my name.

About Color of the Week

The world around us is full of color.
Every color has a meaning.
And any color can be a message to us, helping us engage with the world, feel better, and do better.

Each Monday, in the Color of the Week newsletter, I share a color and its meaning. I also write about the chakras each particular color supports.

As we find ourselves paying attention to color, we find a deep connection to the world around us. That’s my hope.

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