The Symbolism of Colour

'The Symbolism of Colour' by Ellen McCaffery, published in 1921, is a nonfiction treatise that examines the shared symbolic language of colors across various domains, including religion, art, and nature. McCaffery explores the meanings of individual colors, such as red representing life and courage, and blue symbolizing truth and devotion. The book emphasizes the power of color as a spiritual and practical force, urging a renewal of symbolic vision and highlighting the human aura's role in understanding color meanings. Appendices provide additional insights into color schools and their applications in healing and agriculture.