The brain is both an electrical and chemical organ, through which ideas travel in waves. Every thought, whether voluntary or involuntary, emits waves or intellectual vibrations into space. It seems that these intellectual vibrations differ according to the idea itself. If we were to imagine that ideas are colored, we might picture the idea of fear as red, joy as pink, and sadness as black, with each colored thought attracting its corresponding color.

About the Author: Majida Khalid Al-Otaibi, from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is a certified trainer from the International Academy for Training and Development in Canada. She has completed several courses in development and human resource management and is the owner and director of Al-Wa'ideen Private Schools in Jeddah.

Publishing House: Dar Al Farabi for Publishing & Distribution
Number of Pages: 112
Year of Publication: 2010