Seeking and Finding Wholeness

While reading about color therapy, I came across this article and found it worth sharing. It’s a good intro to, and gives you some history on, what is called Spectro-Chrome color therapy. It talks a little about what seems to be suppression by some interests and how, despite suppression, color therapy is being used today.

Despite what anyone may think, in my personal opinion (and I suspect this is the opinion of so many people around this planet,)  an adult person has the right to treat one’s self or loved ones with ANY kind of therapy they choose. This is a matter of human rights, freedom of choice, freedom of expression and freedom of religion as well. In the U.S we expect such freedoms.

If you or a loved one is suffering from some sort of dis-ease, by all means continue any conventional treatment that you’re using, seek help everywhere you can, and should you choose to utilize some sort of  ‘alternative therapy’ that is your right. You’re an adult, do your research, reach your conclusion and make up your own decisions.  The key here is doing your research to arm yourself with knowledge.

At the end of this post I share with you very valuable resources should you decide to learn more about color therapy, these were suggested to me by an authority in this field.

Article Title: Clinical Spectro-Chrome Color Therapy Crushed by the Medical Mafia

If someone told you he or she cured his or her cancer with color therapy, would you believe it? You may understandably categorize it as new age nonsense. Well, it appears that it’s for real and not just for cancer. Colored light therapy was originated mostly by an American physician, Dr. Edwin Babbitt, in 1878, and developed scientifically into Spectro-Chrome therapy for virtually any malady by Dinshah Ghadiali, who had immigrated to New York from India during the early 20th century.

Despite the harassment and law suits in Dinshah Ghadiali’s adopted home state of New York, he was able to continue practicing, training, and selling the equipment needed until around 1946. He was supported by AMA practicing physicians who were using his colored light therapy successfully, even in extreme cases that medicine of the 1920’s through early 1940’s could not handle.

What You’re Not Supposed to Know

It was not until 1946 through 1948 that Spectro-Chrome therapy was crushed by the Medical Mafia’s use of the court system in New Jersey. Dinshah’s therapy had been getting too popular among health professionals and ordinary people. So a rigged court and judge had their way. His and others’ equipment was destroyed in a publicized spectacle similar to the old FBI raids on bootleggers during prohibition. Dinshah Ghadiali was fined $20,000 and placed on probation for five years.

How could something that doesn’t work be the target of such a destructive campaign from the Medical Mafia? Consider that there are auras, and the colors indicate particular subtle energy fields capable of influencing organs in different ways. Very few humans, maybe many cats, can see auras. But can you see the energy coming into your WiFi computer or cell phone? Yet, an effect is achieved on a material object. So much for this crude analogy of color or vibrational therapy basic theory.

Colored light energies are always present and do no harm, unlike electro magnetic radio frequencies which are invisible and often harmful. Even the UV rays of sunlight initiate the manufacture of Vitamin D3 in our bodies. It seems this is all easily understandable. But when colored light and water is introduced as physiological and psychological therapy, well, the woo-woo attitude tends to set in!

Yet both the Navy and NASA have been experimenting with color therapy in limited fashions. During the past several years, there has been the medical practice for treating premature babies with Bilirubin Syndrome (jaundice) by exposing them to blue light, although the methodology is somewhat different from Ghadiali’s.

Ellis Peterson, a retired math professor and electronics engineer who has been studying alternate healing treatments for over 30 years states, “I have personally studied Dinshah’s Color healing methods and I have one of his original Color projectors. I have used his color filters and projector for over 20 years and have found it’s curative, healing powers to be beyond words.”

In May 2003, a contemporary doctor in Columbus, Ohio, Dr. Teresa E. Quinlin, confided to writer Joy Gardner in a personal conversation, “My experience with the lamp [Spectro-Chrome] is nothing short of stupendous. Burns, infections, pain, and cancer have all had remarkable improvements.“

Read the full article here

Final words,

When I first heard of color therapy I was skeptical mainly because as far as I knew there was no scientific evidence that human auras existed. For color therapy to work auras have to exist and since color therapy does work auras cannot not exist, but why didn’t I find evidence that auras existed?  To add to this lack of proof of auras, I did not agree with the popular aura photographing techniques used today. I will discuss auras in a later article.

Sticking with the topic of suppression,

Have many simple and affordable yet extremely effective healing technologies been suppressed?

I am not going to answer that question, I wont tell you what to think either. You don’t have to listen to my or anyone’s opinion, you got to arm yourself with knowledge and reach your own conclusions.

Luckily, there are many resources available where you can learn more. You can start your research by reading this book

Research:

You can conduct more research with the aid of the The World Research Foundation (http://www.wrf.org/)

If you want to start learning about color therapy, I was told that all one needs to do was read these couple books:

• Spectro-Chrome Metry Encyclopedia
• Let There Be Light: The Healing Light of Spectro-Chrome

Other books that are related:

• Secret of Life
• Waves That Heal, The
• Red and Blue Light (Orig published 1877)
• New Light on Therapeutic Energies – Mark Gallert

Many of these books can be found (at a very affordable cost) here The World Research Foundation

Related websites:

The Dinshah Health Society  http://www.dinshahhealth.org/

Color Psychology and Color Therapy by Ruth Pocsai http://www.ruthpocsai.com/ColorPsychologyColorTherapy.html

Dinshah Ghadiali and Spectro-Chrome By Ken Adachi http://educate-yourself.org/products/dinshahandspectrochrome.shtml

Vibrational Healing by Joy Gardner http://www.highvibrations.net/vh_program/vibrational_healing.html