All about green... Symbolism, Associations, Green birthstone, Psychology of green Effects of green Green app Green in science Green revolution Green butterfly Nature green Green flags Green politics Green jobs Green marketing Idioms Conclusion

2. Just for a second , close your eyes and
imagine...as if green vanishes from earth.
We can’t even think that right? Yaa, that is
the power of green... Lets know the
importance and facts about green in
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3. With
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Without
Green

4. •Green stands for balance, nature, spring, and rebirth. It’s the symbol
of prosperity, freshness, and progress.
•The Green Party in the US is inextricablytied to ecological and
progressive causes, and a "greenback" is another termfor our paper
currency.
• In Japanese culture, green is associated with eternal life, and it is the
sacred colourof Islam, representing respect and the prophet
Muhammad.

5. Positive Associations
We associate green with vitality, fresh growth,
and wealth. We generally think of it as a balanced,
healthy, and youthful. We use green in design for
spaces intended to foster creativity and productivity,
and we associate green with progress–think about
giving a project the "green light".
Negative Associations
What’s fascinating is that as positive as most of
our associations with green are, it carries particular
potent negative connotations as well. Someone who
feels sick might look "green around the gills," and certain
yellow-gray greens have a distinctly unpleasant,
institutional feel to them. We link green with envy and
with greed, and even the Mr. Yuck sticker intended to
warn children away from potentially hazardous
chemicals is a bright, eye-catching green.

6. Chakras are energy centers within the body that help to regulate all its
processes. Each chakra governs specific functions and is represented by one of
the seven chakra colours.
Chakra Colours Anahata
Green:
The colour of the Heart chakra, also known as Anahata. This chakra is
located at the center of the chest area and is linked to this entire area, the heart,
lungs, circulatory system, and cardiac plexus. The Heart Chakra bridges the
gap between the physical and spiritual worlds. Opening the Heart chakra
allows a person to love more, empathize, and feel compassion. Gemstones that
will aid the Heart chakra include emerald, tourmaline, aventurine, malachite,
rose quartz, and rhodonite.

7. Green Colour Morse
Only one national flag is a single colour. Libya’s solid
green flag is one-of-a-kind!
In the 1860s, the US government printed new currency.
One side of the bills were printed with green ink to
prevent counterfeiting since cameras of the day could
only take black and white photographs. Paper currency
has henceforth been called "greenbacks." In 1929,
when the government regularized the size and
denomination of its currency, green ink was chosen
because it was both plentiful and durable.
The precious gemstone emerald is a member
of the beryl family,
and what makes a beryl an emerald
is the presence of chromium–the source
of the brilliant green hue.

8. • Green is everywhere. It’s the most common
colour in the natural world, and it’s second
only to blue as the most common favourite
colour. It’s the colour we associate with
money, the environment, and aliens, and it’s
the colour of revitalization and rebirth.
• Green is a colour pervasive in
the natural environment that
says renewing, refreshing and
regenerating. It represents
balance, growth, learning and
harmony. Green is second only
to blue as a favourite colour.

9. • Green is a cool colour that symbolizes nature and the natural world.
Perhaps because of its strong associations with nature, green is often
thought to represent tranquillity , good luck, health, and jealousy.
• Researchers have also found that green can improve reading ability.
Some students may find that laying a transparent sheet of green
paper over reading material increases reading speed and
comprehension.

10. • Green is often used in decorating for its calming
effect. For example, guests waiting to appear on
television programs often wait in a “green room”
to relax.
 The Effects of Green :-
Green Is Calming
The colour green has a calming effect that helps
concentration. Green's calming effects may be due to its
associations with nature, which people often feel is relaxing
and refreshing.

11. Green evokes compassion
It symbolizes kind helpful, caring and sympathetic. It is
a colour that just radiates compassion
 Green Is Natural
"Green is a symbol of growth of nature. The colour green
reminds of the natural world.
Green Is Optimistic
"Hopeful , optimistic, forgiven, energized, restful, royal,
elegant, rich, healthy, playful, respected, responsible, wealthy,
cautious, peaceful, warm, stable, tall, clean, stable, comforted,
sturdy, strong, and compassionate are symbolizes.

12. he Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming apps in the world. It was
unched in 2006 as a digital music streaming service
potify logo is simple, clean and minimal. It consists of a green circle with three frequency
ves inside which immediately give the viewer the association of sound and movement.
he green circle of the design is bright, exciting and clean. It’s a very clear and crisp shape
at allows the illustration within to really stand out.
Overall, this bright, clean and simple design is a timeless display of creativity,
termination and excitement.
implicity in logo design allows a brand to increase their marketing opportunities in a
riety of different formats. This eliminates any chance of the brand symbol losing or
rping its identity when placed in different mediums such as print and digital.

13. WhatsApp
It allows users to send text messages and voice messages,make
voice and video calls, and share images, documents, user
locations, and other content. Kuom and Acton have always
sought to reflect on WhatsApp values of humility and simplicity.
That is why the logo was chosen to convey that message, that is
why they chose the colour green, because it represents security,
since we all seek privacy in our conversations. In the digital
world, the colour green is often used when something is safe or
verified.

14. Biology
• The chloroplasts of plant cells contain a high concentration of
chlorophyll, making them appear green.
• Frogs often appear green because light reflects off of a blue under
layer through a yellow upper layer, filtering the light to be primarily
green.
• A yellow-naped Amazon parrot, coloured green for camouflage in
the jungle
• The green huntsman spider is green due to the presence of bilin
pigments in the spider's hemolymph and tissue fluids

16. • Green earth is a natural pigment used since the time of the
Roman Empire. It is composed of clay coloured by iron oxide,
magnesium, aluminium silicate, or potassium.
• Large deposits were found in the South of France near Nice, and
in Italy around Verona, on Cyprus, and in Bohemia. The clay was
crushed, washed to remove impurities, then powdered. It was
sometimes called Green of Verona.

17. *This revolution occurs between 1950 and late 1960
*Father of green revolution is Norman borlaug in 1940
*Father of green revolution in India is M. S. Swaminathan
* Almost all wheat and Rice grown today originated in green revolution .
*Green revolution s early dramatic successes were in Mexico and Indian
subcontinent.
*Green revolution, great increase in production of good grains especially
wheat and rice.
*It increases agricultural production, prosperity of farmers, industrial
growth and rural employment.

18. GREEN
REVOLUTION
1960
WHITE
REVOLUTI
ON
1970-
1966
PINK
REVOLUTI
ON
1970
BLUE
REVOLUTI
ON
1985-
1990
SILVER
REVOLUTI
ON
2000
GOLDE
N
REVOLUTI
ON
1991-
2003 YELLO
W
REVOLUTI
ON
1986-
RED
REVOLUTI
ON
1980

19. • You are the lucky one if you see a green butterfly around you as
it brings success and good news. It brings a period of
abundance; in love, wealth, and luck. If you were planning to
start a new business or a new relationship and were reluctant;
seeing a green butterfly is a sign that this is the right time to do
everything that you were putting on hold for one reason or
another. It is a sign from angels and fairies
to start a new life with confidence and
belief that everything is going to be ok.

20. The green colour in butterflies symbolizes change. The
green butterflies bring positivity and good luck. The
butterfly also gives us a lesson that life is short and to
make the maximum out of this life. The transformation
of the butterfly is also a reminder that death isn’t an end;
it is a new beginning in a new dimension in an even
better way.

21. • Green butterflies symbolize different things in different
cultures but almost all the superstitions related to green
butterflies are positive.
• The green butterfly are considered as signs of success and
prosperity. A jade butterfly is also a sign of eternal love and is
the best gift a bride receives from her groom.
• Angels were depicted as butterflies in medieval times. Even
today, fairies are represented as butterflies.

22. • Butterflies have amazed many artists and have been
widely painted as symbols of immortality.
• Butterflies are painted to represent dead warriors in
Mexican art.
• The butterflies represent joy, beauty, and womanhood in
Japanese art.
• The butterflies were also drawn on jewellery , pottery, and
rugs.

23. If you see a green butterfly inside your house or flying close by,
it is really good for your business. The success is on the way with
the fluttering wings of the green butterfly.
 If the butterfly flies near you or around you, it means you are
going to get money.
 If a green butterfly lands on you, it will bring happiness and
peace in your life.
 A green butterfly brings a message of hope.
 Seeing a green butterfly may also mean an upcoming
transformation in your life.

24. If you see a green butterfly hovering over flowers or grass, it is a
symbol of prosperity and achievements.
 Seeing a green butterfly may also mean the beginning of a new
relationship.
 Green butterfly shows up in your life to remind you to reconnect
with people you have become distant with. It is time to renew old
bonds.
 If a green butterfly circle around your head it means you are going
to get wealth from an unexpected source. It may also mean healing is
on the way.
After the death of a loved one, seeing a butterfly is a signal from the
deceased.

25. • Seeing a green butterfly in dreams is a good sign. Here is what it means when a
green butterfly visits you in your dreams:
• Good luck • Positive change in life
• A transformation that will bring joy
• A sign to choose the right path in difficult life situations
• A piece of upcoming good news; in personal life, work and relationships
• Sign of good health and healing
• Success in work, achievement in professional life
• The longevity of life and spirituality
• Creativity
• Finding new ways of looking at life and changing perspectives

26. • Most ‘natural’ green insect pigments tend to fade, since they are
chemically altered by light, and there is evidence that some are
derived from chlorophyll eaten by the insects.
• Sedentary butterfly larvae tend to eat green plants, and being all the
same colour – as the caterpillars of many groups are – offers them
camouflage.
• The green of the hairstreak, though, is not a pigment, but a metallic
refraction effect caused by sub microscopic parallel grooves on the
wing scales, which reflect only green light.

27. • The colour of nature and environment is green because green, - the
colour of life , renewal and energy. It is associated with meaning of
growth, harmony, freshness, safety , Fertility and environment.
• Green takes up more space in the spectrum visible to the human eye
and it is the dominant colour naturally.
• Green is common in nature, as many plants are green because of a
complex chemical known as chlorophyll, which is involved in
photosynthesis. Chlorophyll absorbs green light.

28. • Green stands for nature, balance, vivacity and life.
• In Japanese culture, green is associated with eternal life.
• "'Green' which is nature's colour is restful , soothing, cheerful
and health giving "
- Paul Brunton
• Green is a colour that symbolizes nature and the natural world.
Because of it's strong associations with nature, green is often
thought to represent tranquillity, good luck and health.

29. ALGERIA –
Islamic
culture
BANGLADES
H –
fertile
country
side
BENNIN –
hope of new
democracy
GUINEA -
green the
country's
vegetation
ITALY-
Green for
the plains
and the
hills
INDIA –
Green in color
shows the fertility,
growth and
auspiciousness of
the land.

30. BRAZIL –
the House of Braganza of Pedro
I, the first Emperor of Brazil,.
IRAN –
Green, In the Iranian culture, it
symbolises growth, happiness, unity,
nature, vitality and the Iranian
languages.
MEXICO –
green represents hope, white stands
for purity
UAE-
It stands for hope, joy and love. It
symbolises prosperity and
fertility. Green is also representative of
Islam; the official religion

31. PAKISTAN-
The Islamic green of
the flag represents the Muslim-
majority populace of Pakistan
SOUTHAFRICA –
Green is considered to symbolize the
fertility of the land.
CENTAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC -
Green represents the forests of the
nation
AFGHANISTAN –
Islamic culture and prosperity

32. • Green politics, or eco politics, is a political ideology that aims to
foster an ecologically sustainable society rooted
in environmentalism, nonviolence, social justice and grassroots
democracy.
• It began taking shape in the western world in the 1970s
• Supporters of green politics share many ideas with
the conservation, environmental, feminist and peace movements
• In addition to democracy and ecological issues, green politics is
concerned with civil liberties, social justice, nonviolence,
sometimes variants of localism and tends to support social
progressivism

33. • The green ideology has connections with
various other eco centric political
ideologies, including eco feminism, eco-
socialism and green anarchism
• Green political party in India is India
greens party.

34. Green jobs are jobs that contribute to preserve or restore
environment.
It can be in traditional sectors like manufacturing and
construction or in new emerging green sectors like renewable
energy and energy efficiency.
Examples of green job :-
• Recycling plant technology
• Nature monitor
• Energy efficiency construction
• Green building operator.

35.  Green job helps :-
• To improve energy and raw material
efficiency.
• Limits green house gas emissions.
• Protects and restores ecosystem.
 Why do we need green job?
• To promote use of domestic renewable
energy resources.
• To manage climate change by
decreasing greenhouse gas emission.
• To create more employment
opportunities.

36. Green marketing refers to marketing of products that are
presumed to be eco friendly and environmentally safe.
• They are natural and herbal.
• It has three phases : Ecological green marketing,
Environmental green marketing and Sustainable green
marketing.
IMPORTANTS
• Helps to keep our environment clean.
• Herbal products and organic products are eco friendly.
• Helps the company to reduce production cost.
• Healthier

37. Why Green Marketingis not popular in India?
• People are attracted to foreign products.
• Most compamies are not intrested in producing
herbal products.
• Green Marketing products prices are high.
CONCLUSION
As Indians, it's our responsibility to do value
addition to our green products by promoting green
marketing.

38. • Having a greenthumb (American English) or greenfingers (British English). To
be passionate about or talented at gardening.
• Greenhorn. Someone who is inexperienced.
• Green-eyed monster. Refers to jealousy.
• Greenmail. A term used in finance and corporate takeovers. It refers to the
practice of a company paying a high price to buy back shares of its own stock
to prevent an unfriendly takeover by another company or businessman.
• Greenroom. A room at a theater where actors rest when not onstage, or a room
at a television studio where guests wait before going on-camera.

39. • Green washing. Environmental activists sometimes
use this term to describe the advertising of a
company which promotes its positive
environmental practices to cover up its
environmental destruction.
• Green around the gills. A description of a person
who looks physically ill.
• Going green. An expression commonly used to
refer to preserving the natural environment, and
participating in activities such as recycling materials.
• Looking green. A description of a person who looks
revolted or repulsed.

40. • The word green comes from the Middle English and Old English word
grene, which, like the German word grün, has the same root as the words
grass and growThe first recorded use of the word as a color term in Old
English dates to ca. AD 700.
• Latin with viridis also has a genuine and widely used term for "green".
Related to virere "to grow" and ver "spring", Likewise the Slavic languages
with zelenъ. Ancient Greek also had a term for yellowish, pale green –
χλωρός, chloros (cf. the color of chlorine), cognate with χλοερός "verdant"
and χλόη "chloe, the green of new growth".

41. • Thus, the languages mentioned above (Germanic, Romance,
Slavic, Greek) have old terms for "green" which are derived
from words for fresh, sprouting vegetation.
• However, comparative linguistics makes clear that these terms
were coined independently, over the past few millennia, and
there is no identifiable single Proto-Indo-European or word
for "green".
• For example, the Slavic zelenъ is cognate with Sanskrit
hari"yellow, ochre, golden". The Turkic languages also have
jašɨl "green" or "yellowish green", compared to a Mongolian
word for "meadow".

42. ‘’THE COLOUR GREEN’ it’s
not only a colour but the entire universe
lies in it.
Green colour is that much important in
our universe!!!
We can’t even think a world without
green, because every little things we see in
our day to day life has green.

43. • We hope you all understood the
value of the colour GREEN.
• Let’s plant trees and make our
environment green and protect our
earth with the most beautiful colour
green.