Thus blue is considered the most neutral of all the colors.įor this reason, the incarnations of Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Rama are shown with blue skin color.Īnother theory refers to Vishnu implanting two hairs, one black and the other white in Devaki’s womb which miraculously got transferred to Rohini’s and as a result, from the black hair Krishna took birth, with a dark skin, and from the white hair his brother Balarama. It is also interesting to note that blue is considered to be “between black and white”, also commonly identified with two opposing forces, good (white) and evil (black).It symbolizes that Masonry is as wide as these dimensions. The blue stands for the vertical and the spatial, in other words height and depth of the blue sky above and the blue sea below.Symbolism and the meaning of the color Blue is a very wide category for which numerous interpretations exist. It also symbolizing his vastness as deep as the heavens. The color blue, therefore, symbolizes the infinite and Vishnu is represented as an infinite force. The color of Vishnu’s skin is described to be new-cloud-like-blue : The blue color that indicates his all-pervasive nature, blue being the color of the infinite sky as well as the infinite ocean on which he resides. Since God combines both purity and depth or boundlessness, thus, God too is blue. Both Lord Rama and Lord Krishna are considered to be human avatars of Vishnu, who was a blue skinned God and hence both Rama and Krishna are considered blue skinned, Meghavarnam Shubhaangam or Kekee Kanthaabhneelam. Hence, the color blue is also called aasmani or sky color. The water of the seas and the sky are seen to be blue. Wherever there is the union of purity and depth it produces blue color.
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