PAKISTAN FLAG ..

FLAG OF PAKISTAN REPRESENT OUR COLOUR:

                        Pakistan's Flag was officially adopted on 14 August 1947 the date of independence of Pakistan from the British when India was divided into two countries.

The National Flag of Pakistan is dark green in colour with a white vertical bar, a white crescent in the centre and a five – pointed star. The significance of the colour and symbols used in Pakistan

Flag is as follows:

. The white and dark green field represents peace and prosperity.

. The crescent on the Flag represents progress.

. The five-rayed star represents light and knowledge.       

The 14^Th August just passed away. Pakistan’s flags are everywhere. But have you ever thought what the colours and the symbols in our flag mean. Today I will make you think on that. In this blog I will not highlight its history or something else but will only focus on its meaning .We might have studied the meanings in our school days but most of us have forgotten that. So it’s time to recall all of those.

Let’s start from the color of our flag. The green part of our flag represents the majority Muslim population and the white part of the flag represents the non-Muslim minority population. This representation of the Non-Muslims in the flag shows that, although Pakistan was created on the name of Islam but still non-Muslims living in this country will be given their full rights. This thing was elaborated in one of the speeches of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Quaid-e-Azam was a great champion of human rights, addressing the first constitution Assembly of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam said. “you are free; you are free to go to our temples, you are free to go your mosques or to any other places of worship in the state of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion, cast or creed. We are starting with this fundamental principal that we all are citizens, and equal citizens of one state.”

This thought of Quaid-e-Azam is incorporated in the Pakistan flag. And later this thought was made as a part of the constitution according to UN fundamental Human rights.

But point to be cleared, although the minorities given a representation in the flag but still majority of the flag represents the Muslim population. Meaning though, that all the rules in the country will be made according to the spirit of Islam and Non-Muslims though have all freedom. But there any activity against Islam will not be tolerated.

   The crescent and the star in the middle of the flag are the symbols of Islamic religion. Crescent represents the progress, meaning that Pakistan will progress and at one day become will become a develop nation. Star represents light and knowledge. According to some it means five pillars of Islam i.e. Tau heed, Sal at, Fasting, Zak at and Hajj.

  Pakistani's are proud of the flag and display it everywhere. On 14th august The independence day you can nearly see a flag on every single Pakistani house, car or motorcycle. All public places are decorated with numerous flags. A common name of Pakistani flag is "Subz hilal percham" which is urdu for the green flag with the cresent.

        

HOW COLORS AFFECT US???

Colors vibrate different types of energy around us.

IMPORTANCE OF COLORS:

Colors are an important communication tool that considered linked to certain cultures, religions and social influences.

Culture:

Religion:

Color affects our moods and thoughts in subconscious ways that we may not be aware of. To understand it’s affects, I have broken it down into four separate influences on how each individual responds to color:

Cultural Influences:

Each culture perceives colors differently. For example, in China, red is an auspicious color and is used for happy occasions. In Japan, the red circle on their national flag symbolizes the sun. Yes, the sun is red, not yellow as in the West, as it’s the land of the rising sun. Most Western cultures associate red with love and passion. Your own culture influences how you perceive color, so we cannot say that red affects everyone in the same way.

Many times we subconsciously associate countries with certain colors. For example, if someone says, “Finland”, what colors comes to mind?  Immediately, I imagine bright, neon colors.  When I think of Thailand, I see gold and the bright, beautiful colors of Thai silk. Japan brings to mind the muted, muddy, natural colors that are integrated in its culture. We are all influenced by our perceptions as well as our own culture.

      

 

Personal Life Experiences:

Let’s say you have very loving memories of a happy childhood, growing up in a baby blue colored house in the countryside. You will forever associate that specific baby blue to happy thoughts. That is your story. On the other hand, if at one stage in your life you had a bad experience in a space with olive green walls, you may associate that color as having “bad” feelings, even though you don’t know why. It can be fixed in your subconscious.  So, how we see color is not universal, we each have our own ideas and influences on color that is based on our individual experiences.

Red as HAPPY:

Red as SAD:

Red as ANGRY:

Red as LAUGHING:

Red as MISCHEVIOUS:

Red as WINKY:

Red as COOL:

Red as DANGER:

Red as LOVE:

Geographical Influences:

Just as we associate countries with certain colors, we also associate geographical areas with color. In hot and humid areas, bright, bold and cheerful colors balance the weather. On the other hand, dark, earthy tones that look rich and warm in a colder climate look like they just don’t belong in the tropics.

Psychological Influences:

We all hear and learn about the psychological influences of color. There are basic universal generalizations that we can all relate to:
•    Black is Depression
•    Rich red is Passion
•    Bright yellow is Cheerful
•    Sky blue is Calming
•    Soft green is  Relaxing
But we must remember there are just generalizations.  For we all know there isn’t just one blue. There are thousands of blues with different intensities and shades, each with a slightly different psychological influence.

LIFE IS FULL OF COLORS NOTICE IT .......

VALUE OF MOBILES PHONES IN OUE LIFE

Cell phones are a mind blowing invention of the current century.mobile phone has become popular with everybody as it is very convenient to use. When we look an old days It was not affordable by everyone and only high class or business people actually owned one. But presently, life without mobile seems impossible. No one can imagine a life without a cell phone. Many people don't even leave their home without it. No matter what is the age, people all across the global village are addicted to cell phone.Now we talk about some advantages of mobile and some disadvantages.

The advantage of having a mobile phone is you can communicate with your family and your friends no matter where you are. For instance, you can contact your friends easily by calling or sending messages everywhere. It is the main reason why almost all people today choose to own a mobile phone.

Students need the phone for safety and security reasons. From the customer’s point of view, it is obvious that mobile phones assist you in business a lot, such as, make schedule of working, surf the internet, and keep in touch with their companies. Moreover, you can relax with mobile phone’s applications, for example, play games, listen to music, or chat with your friends.

On the other hand, there are certain disadvantages.

Using a lot mobile phone can harm your brain, particularly teenager and children who are under 16 years old. If you constantly use mobile phones, it might may you feel dizzy, or cause blood-brain barrier, or ears problems. In addition, when you use mobile phones while you are driving, can cause an accident. Moreover, “radiations emitted from the phone are dead harmful for the eardrum”, and it has been proved by many scientist.

Mobile phone is a good technology which has added quality to our lives. It’s up to us how we can maximise its advantages over disadvantages.

CARDS IMPACT IN OUR LIFE ..

 CARDS IS A VARIETY OF COLORS :

A greeting card is an illustrated, folded card featuring an expression of friendship or other sentiment. Although greeting cards are usually given on special occasions such as birthday , christmas or other holidays, they are also sent to convey thanks or express other feeling. Greeting cards, usually packaged with an envelope, come in a variety of styles.

The Greeting Card Association is an international trade organization representing the interests of greeting card "Anyone feels great when they receive an unexpected card in the mail. For me, there’s nothing like a greeting card to send a special message. I’m proud to be a part of an industry that not only keeps people connected, but uses both imagery and the power of words to help us express our emotions.”

Whenever you need to wish your friend or acquaintances happy and belated birthday, or wish your near and dear ones merry Christmas, or send your beloved one happy valentine day wishes or just say hello or give a “get well soon” message to your bosom friend , you just go to a greetings card outlet. they are also sent on ‘non-occasions’ to say ‘hello’ or ‘thank you’. Greeting card is a folded and illustrated card with a long history of more than 600 years. These cards are basically used to greet someone on some special day.

Cards are sent by post, courier, hand-delivered, and sent over the Internet.

There are so many categories of greeting cards.

1. Regular cards:-

                       These cards are in folded envelop and in the conventional format. With appropriate quotation  at both side. Free space for the sender to add their wishes and greeting..

Regular cards are available in variety of styles and designs. These cards generally come with matching envelope.

2. Personalized cards:-

                  These cards provide personal touch. These cards provide facility of inserting images on different slots; these types of cards are great for family function, events and for close friends

3. Musical cards:-

                     These cards are advanced and hi-tech cards that can play music such as Christmas carols or Happy Birthday tune.

Some cards allow you to add your own tune or voice for some special events like Valentine’s Day etc.

4. Humor: -

             One liner, light-hearted jokes, puns and slightly some naughty words can be used in this type of card.

5. Eco friendly cards:-

                         These types of cards are printed on recycled paper, and with some recycled material using this ecofriendly method.

6. On demand:-

                  On demand cards are latest trend in greeting cards.  Where completely hand printed, hand crafted, and customized designs are available. You can send your own special message also.

7. All occasion: -
                 Sending cards on different occasion and events has become the norm even in small villages also.

                 

Color Theory

Theory Of Colors:

             

                                      Color theory encompasses a multitude of definitions, concepts and design applications - enough to fill several encyclopedias. However, there are three basic categories of color theory that are logical and useful. The color wheel, color harmony, and the context of how colors are used.  Color theories create a logical structure for color.

                   The Color Wheel:

            Color circle, based on red, yellow and blue, is traditional in the field of art. Sir Isaac Newton developed the first circular diagram of colors in 1666.

There are also definitions (or categories) of colors based on the color wheel. We begin with a 3-part color 

wheel.

Primary Colors: Red, yellow and blue

In traditional color theory , primary colors are the 3 pigment colors that can not be mixed or formed by any combination of other colors.

Secondary Colors: Green, orange and purple
These are the colors formed by mixing the primary colors.

                           Tertiary Colors: Yellow-orange, red-orange, red-purple, blue-purple, blue-green & yellow-green
These are the colors formed by mixing a primary and a secondary color.

Color Harmony:

                                                                        Harmony can be defined as a pleasing arrangement of parts, whether it be music, poetry, color, or even an ice cream sundae. The visual task requires that we present a logical structure. Color harmony delivers visual interest and a sense of order. 

Some Formulas for Color Harmony:

                                                                         There are many theories for harmony

1.A color scheme based on analogous colors:

2.A color scheme based on complementary colors:

3.A color scheme based on nature: