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In Brazil and Thailand, purple is the color of mourning. It’s also a color of honor — the Purple Heart is the oldest military award still given to US military members.

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Purple is also associated with piety and faith, and in Catholicism, penitence.

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Purple is often associated with royalty, wealth, spirituality, and nobility around the world. Historically in Japan, only the highest ranked Buddhist monks wore purple robes.

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PURPLE IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

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Purple is associated spirituality, the sacred, higher self, passion, third eye, and vitality. Purple helps align oneself with the whole of the universe. Different shades, tints, and hues of purple have different meanings.

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Purple combines the calm stability of blue and the fierce energy of red. The color purple is often associated with royalty, nobility, luxury, power, and ambition.

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MEANING OF PURPLE

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Color symbolism is used in a wide variety of fascinating ways in Buddhist art and ritual. In Buddhism, especially in Tibetan Buddhism, each of five colors (pancha-varna) symbolizes a state of mind, a celestial buddha, a part of the body, a part of the mantra word Hum, or a natural element. (Blue and black are sometimes interchangeable.)

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In Bible, color symbolism is primarily used in liturgical decorations (banners, vestments, etc.) and to a lesser degree in Bible art. Symbolic colors are rarely used in the Bible. See our articles on specific colors for details.

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PURPLE IN RELIGION

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Include: dull, melancholy, lonely, lifeless and colorless, rigid, negative, neutral, indecisive, insincere, depresive

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In Japan the color silver stands for all things high-tech, precise, strong and masculine.

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In North America-USA and Canada, silver is used for depicting things that are sleek, masculine and modern. Hence it is used in cars, men’s products and tools.

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SILVER IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

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From a color psychology viewpoint, it signals a time of reflection and a change of direction as it illuminates the way forward. It helps with the cleansing and releasing of mental, physical and emotional issues and blockages as it opens new doors and lights the way to the future.

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MEANING OF SILVER

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In Islam, silver color meaning of its Urdu term (Chandi) is synonymous with ‘soft spoken, fluent and argent’.

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In the Bible, silver color means truth. However, in the Genesis, it is synonymous with Old age, in the proverbs, as beauty of age and also as ‘ashes or weakness’ in certain Psalms. Silver, which is more gray, is symbolic of mourning, repentance and destruction.

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SILVER IN RELIGION