Do the colors vary for each center with different individuals, or may definite colors be associated with each center?
A. Both. For to each – remember, to study each of these in the light not only of what has just been given, but that as is a practical experience in the material world – as is known, vibration is the essence or the basis of color. As color and vibration then become to the consciousness along the various centers in an individual’s experience in meditation made aware, they come to mean definite experiences. Just as anger is red, or as something depressing is blue, yet in their shades, their tones, their activities, to each they begin with the use of same in the experience to mean those various stages. For instance, while red is anger, rosy to most souls means delight and joy – yet to others, as they are formed in their transmission from center to center, come to mean or to express what manner of joy; whether that as would rise from a material, a mental, or a spiritual experience. Just as may be seen in the common interpretation of white, but with all manner of rays from same begins or com
