Eye Color Connotation Meaning.

Post by **WIZARD** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 4:42 am

Eye Color Connotation Meaning

Black :- Mystery, Darkness of the Night, Sex, Bewitching, Secretive, Worship Those who have black eyes are known to be sensual in nature, and very secretive. One of the rare eye colors, people with black eyes are known not to share much about themselves or their lives with others. They also possess the capacity to have psychic powers by using their inner energy.

Brown:- Pertaining to the earth: Creativity, Courage, Fertility, Growth, Energy, Endurance Those with brown eyes are known to be very grounded, and are not swayed by materialistic desires or tendencies. They are close to nature, and seem to perform best when working in accordance with it. Yet, they are independent and strong.

Hazel:- Inner Courage and Independence Those with a hazel eye color portray the ability to heal oneself, sensitivity and empathy for others, and are yet exuberant themselves.

Green:- Good health, Youth and Innocence, Life-force, Vegetation, Freshness The green eye color meaning pertains to the ability to heal. Those with green eyes are spiritual in nature but not necessarily religious. They are vibrant yet compassionate, and are also known to be very creative people.

Blue:- Energy of the sky and sun, Direct conscious thought The color blue has often be associated with clairvoyant abilities, and the capacity to see visions of the past and the future. Those with blue eyes are assertive and direct, are full of life but have a keen sense of observation.

Gray:- Weather, Water, Change, Wisdom, Mystery Gray eyes are known to portray a deep inner strength that cannot be affected by any outside force. People with gray eyes are known to be sensitive and profound. They have the ability to manipulate themselves according to the need of their surroundings.

Post by **Mad Dilys** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 10:43 am

And changable?
I had a boss who was very jolly when his eyes were green, but you didn't mess with him if they went a greyish brown.
He liked to appear severe, and one day he was scolding my co-worker and she just laughed at him. He tried not to smile, and admonished her again, but we were both giggling, and he rounded on me and said "You told her!"
The day before I had noticed that his eyes changed colour withhis mood and told both him and my co-worker.
He could never fool us after that.

Post by **Lisak** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 7:14 pm

I was going to pose the self same question MD....my eye colour changes with my mood.

Post by **BENNU** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 10:26 pm

Lisak wrote:I was going to pose the self same question MD....my eye colour changes with my mood.

:look:
Egyptian women often ask me, if I wear changing colours of contact lenses, but I never thought of the mood being the reason. The colour of my eyes changes with the colurs of the clothes I wear.

Post by **Mad Dilys** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 8:47 am

My eyes are lots of colours. Over rall river mud I'd say - except when I'm very emotional. Then they are pea green.

One of my daughters has clear blue eyes, the other was born with black eyes which changed to brown after 6 weeks and then after several years to hazel .

It fascinates me , I had a friend with one eye green and the other hazel, and a dog with one eye blue and the other brown.

On our farm we have blue eyed black goats, which amazed me at first being used to yellow eyed ones.

The world is a wonderful place indeed.

Post by **Beryl** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 9:14 am

I'm not even sure I know what my eye colour is! In my teens and twenties I used to think they were predominatly blue, but now I'd say predominatly green with a tendancy. I received a card once from someone describing my brown eyes.

Given the charachter descriptions, is there any wonder I'm a confused and mixed up women these days!

Sounds like some of us could confuse an iridolgist too!

Post by **BENNU** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 11:31 am

:bp:
An English woman and I were once privileged to stay with a maasai tribe in Tanzania. The first day we had chai with an old woman, who could tell that my English friend had stayed in the country for a long time and I was just visiting. It was true, but we wondered how she knew, since I had a very deep sun tan and despite her Spanish blood my friend was pale next to me. It was the eyes, they translated, my skin had already become dark, but my eyes were still blue…
:witch: