In the context of visible light, different colors correspond to different frequencies and wavelengths.

The visible light spectrum ranges from approximately 430 terahertz (THz) to 750 THz.

Absorption

Absorption occurs when the energy of incoming photons matches the energy needed

to excite electrons to higher energy levels.

Different materials absorb light at different wavelengths, leading to their distinctive colors.

The absorbed wavelengths are those that correspond to the energy differences between

electronic energy levels in the material.

For example, a red material absorbs light in the blue and green parts of the spectrum.

If a material absorbs light in the red part of the spectrum, it appears green or blue.

The energy levels present in electrons are a result of absorption

(of the right type of photon/color).

Reflection

Reflection involves the bouncing back of light from a surface.

The color we perceive is determined by the wavelengths of light that are reflected.

A red object appears red because it reflects red light and absorbs other colors.

The specific wavelengths reflected depend on the material's properties and the incident light.

Different materials have different reflection and absorption characteristics, leading to a variety

of colors.

So your skin tone, hair and eye color are the result of reflection of light and the inherent

properties of your DNA.

You are genetically programed to reflect very specific colors and absorp all other colors

which leads to a balance or harmony between reflection and absorption.

The interaction of visible light with matter is color-dependent, with different frequencies corresponding to different colors.

The absorption and reflection of specific wavelengths determine the observed

color of an object.

The study of these interactions falls within the field of spectroscopy, which analyzes

the interaction of light with matter to gain insights into the composition

and properties of materials.

With absorption, your body undergoes specific processes that are influeced

by the incoming frequencies (colors you are wearing or observing colors in the external world).

Those colors aligned with your True Color Type will increase your energy levels

and influence your health on various levels while colors misaligned with your

True Color Type will create dissonance in your body leading to negative

health effects on a subatomic and cellular level.

ASIAN PHILOSOPHY OF HARMONY

Being born in Asia, I gained deep understanding of the principles of harmony

in Asian metaphysical theories such as

Yin and Yang
Central to Chinese philosophy, the concept of Yin and Yang represents the dualistic

nature of existence.

Yin is associated with qualities like darkness, passivity, receptivity, and feminine,

while Yang is associated with brightness, activity, assertiveness, and masculine.

Harmony is achieved when these opposing forces are in balance.

Feng Shui
Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice that involves arranging the environment

to optimize the flow of energy (Qi).

It emphasizes the balance of elements, colors, and spatial arrangement

to create harmonious and positive living spaces.

I have extended this principle to personal style to optimize the flow of energy (Qi).

Qi
In traditional Chinese medicine, Qi is considered the vital life force or energy

that flows through the body.

The balance and smooth flow of Qi are essential for physical and mental health.

Practices such as acupuncture and Tai Chi aim to balance the body's Qi.

The energy level (Qi) in each atom is directly influenced by sunlight

(the spectrum of all visible colors) which gives us life and health.

Colors not aligned with your True Color Type can block your Qi

while colors aligned with your True Color Type will promote the natural

and healthy flow of Qi.

The Five Elements
In traditional Chinese philosophy, the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water)

are believed to be fundamental components of the universe.

The harmony of these elements is crucial for balance and well-being.

Each element corresponds to certain qualities, colors, and seasons.