I just found my notes . . . . originally when I started this post I had THOUGHT Debbie has used the color for something else, but I couldn’t remember what so I thought, “Oh it MUST have been the focus and intent.” But it was not. So, I have ammended my post because I don’t want to be stating incorrect information.

She did say that a color came to her, but she used it for something else. Which . . . .may work itself out into another post . . . .:-)

I am compelled to correct my post though. So I have amended it.

***I am amending this because the co-creator of Nia, Debbie Rosas, did say that she used a color for something, but it was not to assist her with the focus and intent. It was for something else . . . . I don’t want to bring up what it was for because that is a subject that requires another post entirely. I was reminded about picking a color in a Nia teleconference.)

Leave it to you to actually pick a color that fits so well with the focus/intention. You are so fabulous.

Thank you for the compliment and the support, but remember it was Debbie that I learned this from, I just wanted to share the idea.

Big, warm, bear hugs to you!

So, do let us know how it went for you!

Another terrific blog. I love working with colors. I’ve done alot of work with the chakras (the 7 major energy centers of the body), so when I work with colors I automatically tune in to the specific chakra related to that color.

Your suggestion to give my intent a color is intriguing and I’m going to work with it today. My intention for today is to “live like there’s no tomorrow” and the color I associate with that is green. The color green for me relates to “life”…rebirth, healing, transformation…

Thank you for this thoughtful blog!!! You rock girl.

Love,

Jill