When things are in just black and white, is there gray-space included or just is it strictly black and white? I guess it's all about who sees things outside of the lines and thinks of life in terms of "what if?" There are so many more opportunities when boundaries aren't so stringent...more creativity to be implemented.
If things are in color, you can see everything for what it truly is. It's vibrance and the different shades help you to see things that you might have missed had it been all black, white, and gray. I think that colors have a downfall though. It's like love. The colors distract you from maybe seeing the truth behind them, whereas black, white, and gray is a "tell it like it is" color scheme. Hiding nothing in the shadows and shadings of bright , flashy colors.
When you dream, is it in black or white or in color...sometimes both? Which ones do you remember the most? Maybe there's the clouded edges or even a silver lining.
If things are in color, you can see everything for what it truly is. It's vibrance and the different shades help you to see things that you might have missed had it been all black, white, and gray. I think that colors have a downfall though. It's like love. The colors distract you from maybe seeing the truth behind them, whereas black, white, and gray is a "tell it like it is" color scheme. Hiding nothing in the shadows and shadings of bright , flashy colors.
When you dream, is it in black or white or in color...sometimes both? Which ones do you remember the most? Maybe there's the clouded edges or even a silver lining.
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