Lilac is divided into three main shades: blue, red and white, which certainly adds to its complexity and unlike other colors with one or two components, it is quite ambiguous perceived by individuals. Accordingly, the interpretation of the value of lilac in psychology may vary depending on the brightness and degree of predominance of one of its constituent parts.
Where are you, good wizard?
For example, pale lilac tones are preferred by nature creative, but weak-willed, those who lack the determination to translate their ideas into reality. And these ideas, by the way, do not always have clearly expressed forms, most often they just appear and dissolve in the air, like translucent and abstract mirages. Such people, as a rule, understated self-esteem , they are full of self-pity and believe that the fortune treated them unfairly. But, despite all the difficulties, fans of the pale lilac continue to believe that one day a good wizard will appear in their destiny who will solve all problems at once with one waving of his wand, and they will have absolutely nothing to do and stay in the agonizing expectation of miraculous changes in their lives, they usually do not notice at all how this very life is sweeping past at great speed. The lilac color in the psychology of such people is a symbol of unrealizable hopes and vague desires, which over time flow into a sense of nostalgia and regret about missed opportunities.
Risk noble cause?
Those who like to paint their lives with bright lilac colors, on the contrary, know exactly what they want and even made several variants of a plan on how to achieve it. The problem is that they do not often succeed in translating these plans into reality, as they have difficulty prioritizing and having an increased fear of risk, rarely dare to invest in large amounts of money or, for example, to move to another country. Usually they hate to take on a serious responsibility, preferring to shift it to other people's shoulders. However, such people are not alien to a certain proportion of infantility and romanticism and under an hour, carried away by some idea, they are able to throw a large part of their resources on the front line of the front. But such cases in their lives are extremely rare and in case of failure, they will long "sulk" at fate, like offended children.
Find your own paradise
The predominance of lilac color in the interior of psychology treats as the desire of the owner of the flat to smooth out acute angles in conflict situations, which in his life, unfortunately, abound. And they are caused, most likely, by his numerous rash steps aimed at getting their own benefit, often
In general, psychology explains the domination of lilac color by the lack of a vent in the person's life, which he so lacks. People who like him usually did not get what they wanted from life and are constantly looking for "their paradise". By the way, interesting is the fact that as soon as there are noticeable changes for the better in the fate of lilac lovers, they completely cool to this shade and begin to give preference to other colors, less complex in structure.