Violet has the highest vibration of all the color rays.  Though it is primarily made up of red and blue, it is the embodiment of all the colors, and so brings us closest to our consummate self.  People who have a predominance of violet light energy are very connected to their spirituality.  They are also able to tune into the energy that is going on around them.  They are very sensitive to sound and air pollution.  They must carefully try to screen as much of this out as possible, as they are apt to develop allergic reactions to much of their environment.

Although the violet person is searching for spiritual development and self-knowledge, they often have their head in the clouds and can't deal well with day-to-day responsibilities.  An imbalance in this color can predispose one to nervous and mental disorders such as neurosis, phobias, and epilepsy.  The violet ray links to the brain and nervous system, so violet foods strengthen and nurture our mental health.

People who have a strong violet ray are powerful people, so they must make sure they are working for the good of others rather than just for themselves.

Are you a violet type person?  Let's find out.  Ask yourself:

1.  Do you have deep blue or violet colored eyes?
2.  Are you an artist, musician, writer, medium, or clairvoyant?
3.  Would you describe yourself as a spiritual person?
4.  Do you suffer from headaches, mood swings, or migraines?
5.  Do you often change your mind?

Score of 0-1 means this color center was underenergized at birth.
Score of 2-3 means you inherited a balance of this color energy from your parents.
Score of 4-5 means you have a predisposition toward violet light energy.

In order to keep violet energy in balance, blue, red and purple ray foods should be eaten.  The antidote for too much violet is yellow.

The yellow ray foods are:

apricots, bananas, golden apples, grapefruit, hazel pears, limes, pineapples, yellow gooseberries, yellow melons, barley, buckwheat, bulgar wheat, cornmeal, millet, oats, rye, wheat, wild rice, chickpeas (garbanzo beans), brown and yello lentils, mung beans, all seeds and nuts, gem squash, maize, summer squash, parsnips, pumpkin, yams, yellow peppers, yellow-fleshed turnips, yellow-skinned potatoes, white radishes, apple cider vinegar, butter, cassava, evening primrose oil, light honey, cornn oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil, sesame oil, and yellow primrose oil.

Yellow ray herbs include:  caraway, cinnamon, corinader, cumin, nutmeg, pineapple weed, turmeric, chamomile flowers, dandelion, dill, goldenseal, lemon balm, lemongrass, lemon thyme, marigold, saffron, wild misteltoe.

Yellow ray herb teas include:  Chamomile, cinnamon, ginger, ginseng, and linden.
 

A list of violet ray foods is available as an antidote to too much yellow energy at:

Yellow - The Color of Strength, Intelligence, Joy, Happiness, and Optimism
 

For an explanation of why color energy works, go to  Does Color Matter?

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