R. B. Amber

Color is a vibration that is constantly affecting us in ouir daily lives. This book enumerates the myriad ways we can choose to consciously use color to influence our bodies, minds, and soiuls to promote balanced health and well being.

Part I-on the theory and philosophy of Chromotherapy-begins with an historicalsurvey of mythology from different parts of the world, drawing heavily on ancient Ayuvedic (Hindu medical) lore. The views of modern light physics and radionics, as well as the work of well known researchers including Burr, De La Warr, Reich and Steiner are then presented.

Part II gives specfic applications of color in our environment, with our food, clothing and light, sensitizing us to the healing power or the destructive effects of a guided use of color therapy. This section on the practice of chromotherapy includes: how to heal with color, auras, the individual healing properties of each color and their use for specific diseases. The author also provides valuable techniques for color treatment in relation to solarized water, visualizations, gems, color breathing, chakra therapy and planetary correspondences. A unique feature is the inclusion of an extensive repertory listing the relationships of color, taste, polarity, organs, elements and diseases, to foster a holistic use of these techniques.

This book is valuable and important not only for healing already existing physical imbalances, but ideally to halp us become more aware of how color can create a positive balance within ourselves and oiur environment.

Contents

Part I Theory: Past and present
Chapter 1 Color and light: Modern views
Basic postulates
Plight of allopathic medicine: Germ theory and Dubos
Six views on vibration
Color as a bridge
Nitrogen cycle, drop of water and ghadiali view of matter
Physics of light: Static school
Newton, Maxwell, Luminous energy
Wave and quantum; Dynamic school: Steiner, Simpson
Goethe
Lehr
Chancellor
Experiments
Reiser
Author's theory of tumors
Spiral
Lakkhovsky
Reich
Bergson
De La Warr
Radionics
Burr and Northrup
Biotonics
Ayurveda
Doshas
Alchemists
Chapter 2 Color and Light: Views of the past
Mythology
World Congress of Anthropoligists, Mexico
Sacred mushroom and ladder of the mystical experience; alchoholism and drug addiction and cosmic illumination
Contributions to color healing by four countries
I Egypt
Gems
Colour Perfumes
Planets
Heliopolis
Mythology: gods of healing
II Iran
Zoroastrianism
Mythology: gods of healing
III India
Tenets
Chakras
Seven notes of scale, seven colors of spectrum and seven subtle bodies
Autras
ROYGBIV, cosmos, and prisim
Clairvoyants
Elements, doshas, and gunas
Mythology: interpretation of Krishna as god-man, gods of heaing
IV China
Techniques of astrology
Auras
Yin and yang principles
Mythology: gods and healing
Part II How to heal with color
Chapter 3 How to lose or gain weight with color
Losing weight with color
Four steps
Gaining weight with color
Four steps
Chapter 4 Properties of color
General properties
Physical and phsiological properties
Interrelated properties
Chemical
Physical properties
Psychological properties
Chapter 5 The healing powers of the individual colors
Reminders abut color and haling
Nature of matter on the forty-ninth vibration
Drugs or color
Metaabolism and color
Fever and color
Rife microscope and color findings
Use of color in diseases: Warm colors of the spectrum
Red, yellow, orange; Mid-color on the spectrum
Green; Cold colors on te spectrum
Blue
Indigo
Violet
Ultra-violet
Colors not on the spectrum
Lemon
Purple
Truquoise
Magenta
Scarlet
Chapter 6 Diagnosis of disease
I Observation
Twelve parts
II Pulse test
III Short leg test
IV Aura and elctro-magnetic diagnosis
V Psychological diagnosis
IV Fisualization technique
VII Prism diagnosis
VIII Radionics technique
Chapter 7 Threatment: Principles and techniques
Twenty-three princoples
Normal colors for healthy body parts
Clairvoyants' view of organs of body and color tratment
Trigger points and selecting areas in treating organs of bodiy with their respective colors
Apparatus and general directives appliying to all treatment
Nine techniques of treatment
I Solarized water
II Diet
III Creativity
Psychological devices
IV Contrasting colors
Decor with creativity
VI Room decor and color-breathing
VI Visualization and meditation
VII Color-breathing
VIII Gem therapy
IX Metals
Chapter 8 Treatment of specific diseases with color
Key to treatment of diseases through the chakras
Color in treating diseases: alphabetical arrangement
Chapter 9 Foods and their colors
Acid-alkaline foods
Patterning principle
Relationship fo foods to spectrum, elements, and tast
Six tables
1 Foods and color equivalents
2 Metals, chemicals, and color equivalents
3 Foods, diseases, and elements
4 Foods arranged by Chinese on yin-yang principles
5 Astrological chart of Indian views-time, planets, fook, color and diet and signs of Zodiac
6 Author's montage: taste, organs, elements, diseases-all in Western equivalents… (mais)