What Do the Colors of a Mood Ring Stand For?
In the 1970's a new fad called the mood ring burst onto the cultural scene. Now some 30 plus years later, mood rings are making a comeback in New Age circles. For new mood ring fans, a guide to the colors and their meanings might be in order. Does this Spark an idea?
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In General
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Not everyone agrees on what each color means exactly. As Sandy Breckenridge writes on HealthyNewAge.com, color guides are just that, guides, much like a dream book offers suggestions for dream symbols. Different colors, just like the dream symbols, mean different things to different people. The best guide to the meaning is the person wearing the ring. Breckenridge advise people to pay attention to their moods and colors the ring manifests during those moods.
Black
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Black is usually associated with negativity, but Breckenridge points out that for her, it often signifies feminine energies being present.
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Red
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Red is the color of passion, anger, or energized action. It's also associated with an adventuresome spirit.
Yellow
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Yellow is the color of self, ego, or personality.
Green and Blue
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Green means growth. It's also associated with the heart chakra; a green ring can mean healing or the presence of love.
The mood associated with blue is relaxation. It's also aligned with the throat chakra. This color appears, according to Breckenridge, when someone is struggling to assert themselves or have their voices heard.
White and Other Colors
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White can mean frustration, but it can also mean a very high spiritual state.
The mood ring might also display pink, signifying fear; purple, meaning sensuality; or orange, which denotes desire.
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