(IN PREPARATION)
An ordinary computer can handle 16,777,216 different colors, since each of Red, Green, and Blue components has 256 grades (256 times 256 times 256 = 16,777,216).
Therefore, 16,777,216 words in a dictionary can be mapped to this color domain in a one-to-one manner.
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The software tool for creating a color I used yesterday is interesting.
Even if you input more than 6-digit hexadecimal codes, it returns a kind of corresponding color, though its algorithm is a little mystery.
But, for some practical reason, it is better to input a series of ASCII codes in a reversed order.
Specifically, "LOVE," #4c4f5645, must be input as #5465f4c4
For example, "Jesus" is #4a65737573; so input #37573756a4, and then we get the following.
And, for "Christ" as #473796278644 instead of #446872697374:
For "America" as #1636962756d614 instead of #416d6572696361:
Finally, "Japan" as #e6160716a4 instead of #4a6170616e:
Try using the following site with any ASCII code table:
http://pega.littlestar.jp/tagunooheya/color-3.html
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The Buddha did not deny that there is happiness in life, but he pointed out it does not last forever. Eventually everyone meets with some kind of suffering. He said:
"There is happiness in life,
happiness in friendship,
happiness of a family,
happiness in a healthy body and mind,
...but when one loses them, there is suffering."
Dhammapada
http://online.sfsu.edu/~rone/Buddhism/footsteps.htm