What does the color purple represent?

Answer:It stands for good judgment, or happiness.

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In the time of Christ, and much throughout history, the colour purple represented royalty and was worn by both men and women. It was worn almost exclusively by members of royal families and leaders of powerful empires. In some cultures it would have been punishable by death for someone "not of the blood of royalty" to wear the colour purple. (just to let u know this is someone different...i just tried that purple gold thing and it worked! soooo cool!)

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It is understandable that purple represents royalty if one thinks how purple is a mix of red and blue, that is a mix of female and male energies. Mixing female and male energies grants the power of creation which is an attribute of god, thus of kings whom are god's representatives. Also, the complementary colour of purple would be a goldish yellow which is the colour of the sun. Just look at some purple for 30 seconds then look at a white surface and you should see some gold. Besides, purple is usually associated with spirit.

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Purple was a sign of:

• Wealth, because purple dye was VERY expensive
• Leadership, because that was the way the government reconized people as important. This was mainly with senators.
• Trustworthiness, because purple was basically a campaign sign or flag.