I think this one should be fairly straightforward. Some sort of "interference" in the pattern has begun between Rand and Mat. As far as I know, Perrin never sees the colors. I would believe that the colors are related to Mat and Rand as Ta'veren. ...

I believe that the colors the three Ta'veren see are an indication that the time is drawing near fo them to reunite and get ready for the last battle....

I think the colors that the ta'veren are seeing are indicative of a time and place where all three ta'veren will be needed in order to pull at the Pattern enough to keep either Rand or all three ta'veren alive, so as to survive and/or win The Last Ba...

Has no one yet noticed that everytime Rand thinks or speaks of Mat the colors swirl in him head? The link is there. The ta'veren are linked to each other. When they are apart for extended times, they try to pull each other together. In time I thi...

If you think back to earlier in the books(i don't remember an exact spot, i'll follow up) Moraine mentions that Rand, Perrin and Mat need to stay together. I believe the the colors are indicators that the three have been apart for too long....

The colors are the visual realization of Rand's thread pulling on lesser Ta'veren. For example, the colors that swirl up when Mat thinks about Rand are an exclamation point of some sort, stressing Rand's importance....

I'm just trying to compile a list of what the colors COULD mean, not that they nessecarily are. So, here goes: <br> <br>1) With the Last Battle approaching, this could be the ta'veren's beepers going off, telling them that they need to be together or...

Just as saidin seems to bring up the "taint" of the Dark One, I think that the colors that the ta'veren see are associated with the Creator. Everything in these books has an opposite, so the opposite of the taint must be the colors. Just as the Dar...

The colors that matt sees everytime he mentions Rand of thinks of him are: <br> <br>1. It was said Matt and Parrin had to be there for the Last Battle or Rand would fail and be killed. <br>2. Because of point number 1 I think that the Last Battle is ...

Can someone please tell me why this topic is here? Isn't this obvious? <br> <br>Okay, anybody who's read the books knows that Mat, Perrin, and Rand have to be together at the last battle if they what to win, so it seems rather obvious that the colors...

I think that the fact that Mat doesn't want to think about Rand because of the colors is an indication that the two are meant to be apart. Until the end of the last book, Mat had yet to find and marry the Daughter of the Nine Moons. According to pr...

Maybe Thanatos is correct. Annoyance can lead to them going back together. From what I have read this does not seem likely. I believe that the reason for the colours are 'static' from the pattern. In book 4, all of the T'V had to force themselves ...

Perhaps the colors are a way for each of the ta'veren to know what the others are doing when they have been apart for awhile. Mat and Rand are in completely different situations than the other believes. Perrin is still roughly where Rand believes him...

Ok this is a bit crazy but hey. <br><br>Rand, Perrin and Mat all grew up together and were born at about the same time so what if they can kind of feel each other like the Warders bond. This will progress until they can point out each other (like wa...

Theory: Rand has two souls, that of Rand and LTT. Jordan said uh-uh. That's it. <br><br>Theory: Rand has one soul-LTT. <br><br>Now, as far as the one-souler rebuttal goes: LTT is a hero of the horn, right? I don't know if that is said straight out i...