MB Color Oracle
Version 1.05
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The color oracle is a divination tool based on the
color divination wheel. Different colors have
different influence on a person at a given time. This
is what comes into play when the color oracle helps
you find a solution for your problems based on your
choice of colors. Light is the most important source
of energy and it is also the source of the complete
gamut of colors. Since the ancient ages, colors have
played a number of important roles in human life. This
method of divination with the help of various colors
has been in use since thousands of years. Almost all
living beings on earth are known to get energized and
stimulated by a variety of colors during the day which
includes red, yellow and orange; while some other
colors like the blue, violet and indigo are the colors
of the night which has a calming and a rejuvenating
effect. Each color has its own positive as well as
negative attributes.
color divination wheel. Different colors have
different influence on a person at a given time. This
is what comes into play when the color oracle helps
you find a solution for your problems based on your
choice of colors. Light is the most important source
of energy and it is also the source of the complete
gamut of colors. Since the ancient ages, colors have
played a number of important roles in human life. This
method of divination with the help of various colors
has been in use since thousands of years. Almost all
living beings on earth are known to get energized and
stimulated by a variety of colors during the day which
includes red, yellow and orange; while some other
colors like the blue, violet and indigo are the colors
of the night which has a calming and a rejuvenating
effect. Each color has its own positive as well as
negative attributes.
Program details
Publisher
Swetha LodhaE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows NT 3.x<br>Windows NT 4.x<br>Windows 2000<bFile size
725 KBFile date
12/19/2008License
FreewareInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
4/1/2009