Pink Glass Sacred Water Bottles for Chromotherapy and Water Altars

Water is beautifully energized by colors. In fact, water is so sensitive to color therapy, it will shift its vibration and therapeutic benefits based on the colors it has been exposed to. This light spectrum discovery has been employed in aquaponics operations, where water exposed to green light creates more nitrogen in the plants. Orange for calcium, More magnesium, yellow. Hydrogen, red. Nitrogen, green. Oxygen, blue. Potassium, magenta. These effects have been well observed in plants. Water carries the therapeutic light-codes. 

More conclusive research is needed before we can accurately assess what the physical benefits of color-therapy water are for humans. However, there has been a lot of evidence showing the psychological benefit. And color therapy, AKA "chromotherapy" has been used in clinics and treatment centers around the world for many decades. 

Pink in Color Therapy: A Gentle HealeIn the realm of Chroma Therapy: Harnessing the Healing Power of Colors, pink stands out as a gentle yet potent force for emotional healing. Its soft vibration is said to have a calming and nurturing effect on our psyche, making it an excellent choice for those seeking emotional balance and inner peace.

One of pink’s most notable properties is its ability to reduce stress and promote relaxation. Imagine stepping into a room bathed in a soft pink glow. You might feel your shoulders drop, your breath deepen, and a sense of calm wash over you. This isn’t just imagination; studies have shown that exposure to pink can lower heart rate and blood pressure, creating a physiological state of relaxation.

But pink’s healing properties go beyond mere relaxation. It’s also associated with emotional balance and self-love. In color therapy, pink is often used to heal emotional wounds, particularly those related to self-worth and acceptance. It’s like a warm, comforting hug for your soul, reminding you that you are worthy of love and kindness, especially from yourself.