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Therapeutic Tinted Thoughts

Therapeutic thoughts have feelings of resonance and dissonance as healing behaviors have internal beliefs motivating inspiring spirited resilience and passions for love surpassing anger, compassion conquering all dispassions, positive attraction reconnecting past negative distractions. Feelings have internal colors compassionate green health environments and narcissistic snarky red hot interiors and radiant blue light and absorbing yellow warmth, and many multiculturing other hues and cries for resonant ultra-violet peace with black and white and brown restoring justice not so much grey-scaled punishments for too liberally compassionately coloring outside proper eco-political WinLose lines, social walls of propriety against impropriety of full-scale wildly imaginative colors. When I heard Caillou's white-speak mother inform her son, Red is the correct Valentine's color of love, I knew this could not be my whole virtuous enculturing story because red is also the color of bloody fraternity and viciously escalating anger, Healthy passioned red or short-flaring diseased fear of overpowering betrayal, losing power to overcome threats to green therapeutic self-portrayal, regenerative esteem virtuously red-blooded, Surrounded and benignly invaded by green nature, yellow absorbing internal blue heedfulness, caution, discerning nurtured feelings attributed by more dissonant color relationships said and sung in virtuously harmonious major, and viciously dissonant minor, keys, round co-relational octaves of color revolving rhythmic qualities fueling flow, Morally affluent yang prescriptions with ethically effluent yin descriptors of exterior green sanctuary natures with interior red-blooded DNA ultra-violet communicating nonultra-violent recycling nurture wheels of resiliently felt therapeutic thoughts.

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