Summary Of Julia Cameron's Vein Of Gold

In the book “Vein of Gold: A Journey to Your Creative Heart,” the author, Julia Cameron, shares series of healing tools which are from her teaching experiences to guide readers towards creative perceptions. She believes that it is possible to develop the future by looking at the past. One of its chapters, The Kingdom of Sight, introduces how visualization helps to figure out oneself and to heal the self. To find one’s true self, she suggests to take time to look a life to see how it actually looks like by consciously focus perceptions on the information that was unconsciously put on visual sources.
We use writing as a tool to determine our reality. We often identify things that we see clearly with words, but sometime language is not enough to express what we really see or feel. Using visual instead of words often makes deep intuitive connections. Since visual can express more than words, the author suggests making a collage.
Color is made of vibration; each color vibrates at a certain frequency and sends out certain length of wave. Depends of the length of wave, some colors are more visible than others, and some colors are well matched together, but others are not. The vibration of colors can change an environment or mood. Specifically, yellow, often used as an antidepressant in color therapy, stimulates one’s ability and rises one’s mood. In Sweden, where is dark the most of time of a year because of the northern latitudes, the rate of suicidal depression is high, so yellow is used for Swedish homes a lot to bring brightness to the dark