Meaning of Yellow color
Yellow, like the bright sun, is the color of personal power, self-confidence, intellect, and willpower.
It is associated with the solar plexus chakra, Manipura, located in the stomach area.
Yellow is associated with optimism, mental clarity, and the ability to make decisions.
A balanced solar plexus chakra gives us a sense of control over our lives and helps us achieve our goals.
An imbalance can lead to a lack of confidence, anxiety, or a tendency to control others.
Socially, yellow is associated with optimism, intelligence, and effective communication.
Energetically, it gives us a boost of mental energy and helps us focus, but too much yellow can lead to mental blockages and stress.
Connected with personal power, willpower, confidence.
Yellow
The sigil is designed to resonate on a subconscious level and to transmit the necessary vibration for resonance.
The color yellow is associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra, linked to personal power, confidence, and self-esteem. The gradient of the color that fades to black towards the edges suggests the activation, energization, and unblocking of this energy center, and greatly aids in the visualization process because the natural state of visualization is darkness; from darkness, from shadows, we create the vision.
The very thin and almost unnoticeable lines behind the energetic symbol are a visual representation of the complexity that we become aware of, familiarizing the subconscious with the idea of existence beyond appearances, and opening the mind to the idea of “more than what I see now in front of me.”
Solar Plexus chakra (Manipura): personal power, confidence, and self-esteem.
Signature Sigil is a symbol which defines the aspects, energies and potentiality of your archetype and your personality.
Doesn’t sound familiar?
Ok, let me put it this way, the entire human race can be defined by a limited number of archetypes and personalities along with a complex influence of potentialities which are translated as predispositions, thought patterns, behavioral patterns so on…
