We'll begin with 1 through 15 and work our way around the bend. In the chart created, there are darker colors inside and lighter colors around the edge. This is the sub field of emotions and is represented quite nicely. Although this is a variation of Dr. Plutchik's work, it is more in tune with an order of such that also sits nicely with the four horse emotional system. With color's mantissa, we have a dark and light concept interlaced into the color theology.
 

In this chart above, sample colors that match in approximation are made. Each horse, white, black, red, and pale have three primary color parts shown. These show correlations to Dr. Plutchik's color chart he presented for emotional states in particular colors seen below.

Star Light of Love ~ The 5th Seal
 

The Core Tabernacle Colors
Blue - Purple - Scarlet
From Exodus 26: Blue, purple, and scarlet: with cherubims of cunning work shalt thou make them.
The five curtains shall be coupled together one to another.

1-3. Love- When you feel bored, you are looking for something to make you un-bored, are you not? So in reality, are you in a different state than boredom? Are you in a state of pensiveness instead, and simply cannot control the emotional thought because you look out instead of in? The pinnacle between light blue and light purple are to be inquisitive, and enchanted from loves sub category of curiosity. As the colors darken, you fade downward into many sub level emotions. You're either bluer or redder in the purple and fade to disgusting red or puzzled blue. Pale remorse and white elation sit below.

The Four Horses

  Black Sun Fear

4-6. Fear- Fear and terror are knowledge at its heart of energy. The black horse brings wonder and amazement at its core blue. The light green brings trust from the white horse spirit. This is a sign that knowledge must be cleansed. Fear sits between awe and love.

  White Light Joy

7-9. Joy- The super cool green in the center of the sea of joy brings acceptance flowing down through knowledge as you begin your electron around. Here, faith and respect have a footing to face the drear ahead.

  Pale Shade Drear

10-12. Drear- The golden brown and yellows bring out amazing emotions. When you sit outside and watch the yellow leaves falls, you can't deny it is melancholic. The reflection brought forth from joy starts up curiosity's interest, and you head for the dark pole ahead. These colors can make you uncomfortable and worried. This is especially a good time to slow the clock down, and build courage.

  Red Moon Envy

13-16. Envy- The red and dark orange brings animosity and rage. You often see these colors on school and even professional uniforms for sports. They also use darker colors with black fear's aversion mixed in. This is the effect on you and you immediately make a choice of love or hate, as in win or lose. Envy's colors are designed into marketing to make your connection to God short circuit, and stop the flow. Here, your black anxiety can turn into red contempt easily.
 

Dr. Plutchik's chart at right, courtesy Robert Plutchik, [1] is very similar, although not with the light to dark aspects added in a crystal shape as chart #1. His chart lacks key diversity such as dark brown or super aqua, and has no dark blue. His work represents 8 emotions, and I have introduced 5 total, each with 5 spiritual sub categories, which is more connected to dark/light, sleep/awake thinking. The tabernacle has also been aligned according to keys in +entelechy. Our chart is also reversed. This attune crystal aligns with the current correlated emotional states, aspects of earth, and quite amazingly emotions are overlaying the entire four horse system from Revelation. This is only an example of the unlimited shades that could be made from these emotional color codes. Chart #1

© Robert Plutchik

Summary: Fear, Envy, and Drear are primary color holders. Joy and Love are of a different realm or mix. This correlates exactly to +Luke 12: 49-56. This seems amazing in nature to think of. By applying a mirrored mantissa effect to the color order, and applying lighter and darker colors, we are able to match the colors to the emotions which also match a particular horse alignment. This 5th seal or decimal point seems as a primer to lead to more revelations that could be uncovered, and shared for better intelligent reason. The lighter colors at the bottom match to a different drummer than those that penetrate inward at the tabernacle's pinnacle, as though one is subtractive, and one is additive. This may be a more accurate representation of color theory related to emotions. With due respect, Robert Plutchik's work is amazingly accurate and only small variations exists. He has left out the tabernacle, and the entelechy.

[1] Robert Plutchik received his Ph.D. from Columbia University. He has authored or coauthored more than 260 articles, 45 chapters and eight books and has edited seven books. Address for Plutchik: 4505 Deer Creek Boulevard, Sarasota, FL 34238.

Minor corrections: 2007 DEC 16