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Lucky Charms?


In these few days, I heard a lot about colours can be your lucky charm…
Have you ever experienced this… 
                I passed the interview.. I am able to present well… as you tried to recall how you pass both…. You found out that you wore the blue shirt in both occasions… and then you went for a seminars which saying that blue can make you do all the things that you do rightly because of the numbers that came out after some calculation… and you started to believe that blue is your lucky charms… which makes you wear it if you have any important occasion…

Well… this is some knowledge that I would like to share…  our body has frequency and its differ for each person… and so does colours… the body frequency and colour frequency will interact with each other…

example; if my body has +10hz of body frequency (which I actually do not know what is my body frequency)…and I wear a green colour which is +10Hz of frequency (which I actually also not know what is the frequency of green colour)… these frequencies add each other which turned to +20Hz. So, it doubles up the frequency of my brain and it makes it works in more effective ways than usual. Which make you solve more problems, more tasks and etc…
And so does it goes vice versa…

So there is no such things as lucky charms…  

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