Blue
“A certain blue enters the soul.” Henri Matisse
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Kali, the Mother of the Universe, is depicted with blue skin. The Divine Feminine energy of Kali is the source of all things. The sky, the ocean, and bluebirds are her symbols. Blue is the rarest color despite so many shades, hues and tints. Turquoise, teal, navy, cerulean, midnight, slate, baby, powder, periwinkle, cornflower, sky, aqua, sapphire, lapis, Prussian, cobalt, ultramarine, steel, azure, royal, indigo, pthalo, seafoam, denim.
We can feel blue, sing the blues, enjoy the blue hour, see a blue moon, have a blue-collar job, be a blue blood, or experience something out of the blue. We can have blue mind, a mildly meditative state characterized by calm, peacefulness, unity, satisfaction and a life inspired by water. Blue and white, blue and brown, blue & yellow. We are surrounded by blue. It is my favorite color!
All colors are beautiful, but what is it about blue that opens my heart to the moment? Is it the changing blues of the ocean as I sit on the high rocks and watch the waves? Is it the pale blue sky at dawn, or the dark blue of an approaching storm? Is it blueberries, bluestone, blue eyes, pool water, sapphires, or a robin’s egg?
I am a connoisseur of blue, almost always wearing something blue, choosing the blue item in a store, painting walls blue, (my kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom), loving my mother’s blue Spode dinnerware and rippled blue glasses, preferring sapphire jewelry.
Blue is the color of speaking and hearing the truth in the throat chakra. Blue, one of the three primary colors….mixed with purple makes indigo, with red it makes maroon, with yellow it makes green.
The Blue Man Group, Bluey the blue heeler puppy, blue states, the Blue Jays, Blue Ivy, Stella Blue, the Kelly Blue Book, Blue Velvet, wearing something blue at your wedding, and Song Sung Blue.
“Blue is the most popular color worldwide due to its calming effects, cultural significance, and prevalence in nature, symbolizing trust, stability, and serenity.”
As a yoga teacher, these qualities are important in setting a calming atmosphere in my classes, so I usually wear blue, and my yoga studio is painted a Scandinavian blue-green. Did I already say, “I love blue?!”
Let me know in the comments what is your favorite color. Look for joy, create with abandon, and speak your truth.



Blue is amazing! In southern Mexico, the Maya have Azul Maya, a turquoise as blue and vibrant as the Caribbean. It went extinct 300 yrs ago after the Spanish left MX but a Maya ceramicist figured out the equation for it, which i wrote about. Another fellow Substacker is also transfixed by blue, @Linda Jackson, of Shellphone Chronicles --check out her June 7 post on How Bue is the Sky? She created a 'cyanometer' which measure BLUE of the Pacific where they're currently sailing. Check it ou.
Violet and all its hues for me! But your description of blue makes me rethink my preference! Well written!