Colors of Love: Blue in Loneliness and Loyalty
Blue is and always has been my favorite color. I am very much not alone in this, as noted in these survey results. Why I love…
Author: Rachel Wood
Rachel is a singer, songwriter and limerence survivor who first experienced romantic obsession at the early age of 6 years and as a teenager suffered severe depression from rejection in limerence. Only her faith in Jesus gave her the strength to keep going, knowing He had much more for her life. She has three children, two living and one in heaven, and strives to train them in love for Jesus as the all-sufficient King and faithful friend.
Colors of Love: Green in New Love
Green color is associated in the positive sense with life, growth and peace and with envy on the negative side. This post will touch on all…
Colors of Love: Purple in Creativity
Purple is a color that conveys several different meanings. According to Nix Sensor, it can signify royalty and wealth, wisdom and creativity. In some parts of…
Colors of Love: Black in Darkness
Black is a color that is most commonly associated with undesirable emotions and concepts. We think of the loss of a loved one, or maybe of…
Colors of Love: White in Innocence
White is considered the fullness of all colors. Growing up, I could not understand why, because I saw white as having no color at all. To…
Colors of Love: Gray in Rejection
Gray is not a color which most of us normally associate with happy things. We think of gray skies, which lead to rain if they are…
Colors of Love: Red in Passion
Red is a very meaningful, one might even say powerful color. Immediately, it makes me think of love, red roses and all the red candy wrappers…
Colors of Love: Orange in Optimism
The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of the color orange is the season of fall. Orange pumpkins, orange leaves on the…
Looking Forward
When was the last time you looked forward to something? Maybe it was a big celebration event, like a graduation or a birthday party. It could…
Facing the Unknown
A new year can elicit all kinds of emotions. It may bring excitement for what’s ahead, induce fear about challenges that await, or even do both…