Believe Bumper/Window Sticker - Red

Angel Star (104) - Quality angel products
Angel Star started as a small shop in the USA in 1985. In 1991 one of the founders, Juliet Hobbs, combined a small cupid angel she had bought with a yellow ribbon to focus positive energy on the Gulf War that was going on at the time. She left this pin on the shop counter while going out to lunch one day. During lunch one of the shop assistants sold the pin by mistake to a customer because they liked it so much. This “mistake” sparked an idea which then lead to the creation of a custom made yellow ribbon angel pin which then went on to sell 30,000 all over the USA in the following 2 months.



Over the following years they reinvested all profits to grow their range of angel products. By the end of 1994 they had sold over 1 million angel products. The rest is history, and today they produce 100s of angel products with a great focus on quality.

Red (23) - Passion, energy, power
Colours can affect our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual states, both consciously and unconsciously. We can use colours to help us feel better, to inject an element of vitality into our life, or to calm strong feelings and promote a sense of peace and relaxation.

The colour red is typically associated with a range of emotions and states of being, including: energy, passion, love, joy, vitality, health, strength, power, fire, aggression and danger. Different people perceive colours in different ways, so you may have other associations, which are equally valid.

Throughout ancient traditions, red has been a dominant colour, symbolising both positivity and negativity. It's been used to represent the colour of gods of sun and war and is often associated with power. In China it was the emblem of the Chou dynasty and was thought of as being one of the luckiest colours. In Christianity red is associated with the act of sacrifice, representing the blood of Christ who died on the cross. Red is a particularly dominant colour in the Tarot.

The colour has links with passion and sexuality, too. Hearts are usually depicted as red and it features widely in the annual celebration of St. Valentine's Day, and in Greece it was the colour of the phallic God, Priapus. Young North American Indians traditionally painted themselves in red, believing it would increase their strength and desire.

As far as the chakras go, red is the colour used to symbolise the base chakra.