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Within India, Blue means:

-Bravery;
-Kindness;
-Masculinity;
-Determination;
-Protection;
-Depth of Character;
-Hindus understand that dark blue represents calm and intuition;
-Some gods in Hinduism are described with bluish skin because they protect humanity and destroy evil.

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The color blue was first produced by the ancient Egyptians, who used it for their decorative arts, painting ceramic pieces, statues and mainly to decorate their tombs.

It symbolizes fertility, birth, rebirth, life and is generally used to represent the Nile River and the heavens.  Blue also symbolizes protection.

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In Chinese culture, the color blue is associated with wisdom, divine wisdom and good fortune. It is also used to represent strength, stability and longevity. Sometimes it is used to represent the sky and the sea
Blue represents spring and carries a positive meaning, as well as symbolizing healing, confidence and long life. Houses are decorated in shades of blue and green to bring prosperity and harmony to the home.

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The color blue is associated with wisdom, stability and harmony;

In the architecture of Greek houses, it is very common to use blue colors together with white to make the environment more comfortable and fresh.

Furthermore, the use of color was used during the dictatorship period to encourage patriotism.

In religion, the color blue was associated with the meaning of healing and warding off evil.

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O azul é uma das cores mais importantes em hebraico. Além de ser uma das 2 cores da bandeira israelense, a cor do mar e do céu, o azul é uma cor muito simbólica para todo o país e para o judaísmo.

Para começar, a cor azul possui profundas raízes bíblicas no Antigo Testamento. Para o povo de Israel, o azul traz à mente a obediência aos mandamentos de Deus, em oposição à vontade egoísta de uma pessoa.

É uma cor sagrada, que nos lembra a fidelidade de Maria e seu papel privilegiado na história da salvação.