Color Codes of the Tree of Life
The sphere colors used in this Tree of Life construct are based on the three primary colors of light (Red, Green, Blue) and not the three pigment primaries (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta). The five basic pairs of the light spectrum, which when combined create white light, are used for the ten spheres to show the polarities, with black and white being used for the non-planetary sphere of knowledge to reflect the polarity of the Moon cycling from new to full.
The color progression is from the darkest violet on the bottom (Neptune) to the brightest greenish yellow on the top (Sun). The lower kelvin temperature colors are referred to as ‘warm colors’ reside on the left of the tree of life, whereas the higher kelvin temperature colors, referred to as ‘cool colors’, reside on the right side of this Tree of Life. However, the colors of this example aren’t stagnant, but are in constant motion, flashing between their polar opposite spheres. This is to represent how life is in constant motion in the universe, swinging and swirling through space and time. The flashing motion between the inner circle colors and outer ring colors creates a brilliant opalescent white light the faster it pulsates. The path colors used here are a simple attempt to convey a spectral interaction between the spheres. I must say however, they do not represent the actual interactions of these pathways accurately, but it’s enough to convey the concept of their interrelationship.