The Spiritual Power of Pink ~ By the Beckoning Broom Sacerdotes

The colour pink has long been associated with magick and spirituality, representing love, compassion, and inner peace. The hue of pink is often used in spiritual practices to promote emotional healing and connect with the divine feminine.

In many cultures, the colour pink is associated with the heart chakra, which is believed to be the centre of emotional balance and spiritual connection. This chakra is said to govern our relationships, self-love, and ability to give and receive love. Pink is therefore considered a powerful colour for promoting emotional healing and restoring balance to the heart chakra.

In magick and spell work, pink candles or other items are often used to attract love, enhance relationships, and promote self-love and acceptance. Pink crystals, such as rose quartz and pink tourmaline, are also associated with love and emotional healing, and are commonly used in meditation and energy healing practices.

Pink is also closely linked to the divine feminine, representing the nurturing and compassionate aspects of the feminine energy. This is reflected in the use of pink in goddess worship and other feminine-centred spiritual practices.

In Hinduism, the goddess Kali is often depicted wearing a pink sari, representing her fierce and loving nature. In Buddhism, the bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara is associated with the colour pink, representing compassion and love.

In addition to its spiritual associations, pink is also often used in colour therapy to promote relaxation and relieve stress. It is believed that exposure to the colour pink can soothe the nerves and promote feelings of peace and calm.