Cosmic colours
Can we talk about colours or describe them? Colours largely elude our
conceptual thinking; they want to be seen, felt, experienced. They are at the
center of our perception, and yet at the periphery of our language. We can name
them, but everyone sees red, blue or green differently. Their origin is the
light, as everything we know in the cosmos (ancient Greek: order, ordered
state) is revealed by light. This leads us to discover a broader understanding
of colours. When we speak here of the colours of the cosmic order, the cosmic
colours, we need to ask the cosmos itself.
Images of rays appear in almost all
traditions and throughout the ages. They are always symbols of the Divine,
signifying an elemental force of cosmic origin. The cosmic colour of these
original rays can be seen as an analogy for universal creation.
Barbara Diethelm transformed these original
cosmic rays into colour substances (pigment colours).During the 1990s, she developed the five pure
Sirius primary colours (the Sirius® Primary System), and from these, the thirteen
Sirius Creation-ray-colours emerged shortly thereafter. Visible and tangible,
the colours can enter into creative interaction with humans.
Barbara Diethelm focuses both on the cosmic
laws of nature and a forward-looking approach to colours. In her seminars, she offers a new way to
experience colours. She creates a resonant space in which participants are
completely held by the radiance and the fullness of the colours. The high
potenial of the Sirius Creation-ray-colours renders the seminars challenging,
supportive and sustaining.
An intensive painting process, structured
by clear and rhythmic sequences, allows the participants to experience a deep
trust in the power of their hearts. The steady flow of these high vibrational
colours opens each creative soul to its source, providing gifts of authentic
images in a rich diversity of forms.
With her profound knowledge and extensive
experience, Barbara Diethelm guides and promotes the integration of the deep
insights which arise again and again through the process.