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Finger painting - a healing experience 


It was an amazing feeling when I dipped my fingers in the colours.  When we open the window and let the sunrays reach the world it brings back, not light alone, but new life, and hope, and freshness to every man it touches. Waiting for that first ray of sunrise and sunrays is magical.          

Finger painting provides unparalleled freedom of self-expression. There’s no limit to expression of feelings in this activity. All one needs to do is go all out and put all their feelings on a piece of paper by dipping their fingers in paint. While painting, one may subconsciously choose colours that reflect your emotion. For example, you may select the colour red to express your anger or green to express hope. At times you may be confused, and the painting will help you depict your confused state of mind. Once you get your emotions on paper, you are likely to feel relieved and rejuvenated.

In modern times, most people find it hard to cope up with stress. Finger-painting can be an excellent stress-reliever. The sheer experience of using your fingers to create something fresh and new can be very uplifting emotionally and psychologically.

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