Colors have a powerful ability to communicate long before we speak. Without using a single word, they can spark emotions, evoke memories, and shape our moods. In many ways, color acts as a quiet universal language that reaches us on a deeper level. Although people often think of color as a matter of simple preference—liking blue, avoiding yellow, favoring red—our choices frequently reflect what is happening within us. These subtle responses can offer clues about our emotional state, personal needs, and the environments in which we feel most comfortable. Continue reading…
