what is the importance of colours in life?
Answer Posted / aravindan
colours plays a major role in each and every ones life
.with the help of colours we can easily judge a person
metality becauase for each colour there will be specific
meaning (eg red for force,white-peace..) "without colors
there will be no colourful thoughts without thoughts there
is no life"
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