Inner Colors: "Inner Child"
Welcome. If you can hear my voice, you're now in a space between spaces. A safe space. In this particular space, we're expressing and sharing our feelings, emotions and energies in relation into our inner child. If your feelings have a color, please share. If you don't feel comfortable yet sharing publicly, that's okay too. We look forward to you joining the space. When you're ready, we'll go first
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:34
And since you've asked a specific question about colors, I think I want to sort of drop into some sort of kind of a mustardy space that is not my favorite, favorite color at all. But there's a grit to it and a transitional sense of it that is neither fertile or beautiful, but it's generative. I feel like I'm in a mustard degenerative space inside me
Greetings to you, Deborah. Thank you so much for taking the time to participate and to join this dialogue and to join this space. Fly is so divine how mustard represents creativity and diversity, and we attached a picture to our response, and it breaks down a few key terms and understandings about mustard and how the color has been understood to humans for quite some time to represent a various bit of things. But I don't know, Deborah
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:13
The second thing is, wow. I don't even think I ever spoke about the color mustard ever before until you spoke with me and sort of conjured up this conversation and had me participate. I love every minute of this moment. Does that make sense? The moments inside this moment, I cherish what just happened. It's so good for me to feel something bigger than myself, and I always try to. And this really dropped me into that. So I'm deeply, deeply grateful
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 2:51
And thinking about how that sweater actually made me feel comfortable because it was a little bit of something so I could be seen a little bit. Kind of like you see a dot of light in the tunnel. So not completely ignored. Right. And faded out with the mute colors of the monotone colors, but not Briggs, like, conspicuous as I just felt in my body with my height. That is the inner child that I'm reflecting on through this piece today. And that's it
Pk. Friend and family. Thank you so much for joining the space and sharing such vulnerable stories of self, you know. Thank you so much. Wow. So poetically. Beautiful. This pale yellowish sweater became like a deeper symbol that joined you and your mother at one point in time or several points in time. But how? Like it just remains in your memory that way. That's so beautiful. Wow
Zara Lisbon
@ZLisbon · 4:00
My childhood has a lot of light pinks and Blues and some dark Blues, like you said, not knowing the sadness of not really understanding what's going on or the sadness of confusion or the sadness of being mistreated and not understanding that, I guess I'll talk a little bit about lately. I have been having a lot of brighter colors
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But within that vastness, there is color, there's light. And we think that that little bit of shimmering light is in all of us. And these bright colors you're starting to experience and feel is your shine, your spark, your light. It was very dim, but now it's starting to really illuminate. And that's beautiful. And we are honored to even cross paths with you during such a time in your life
