Every part of the body has a specific colour. For example, blue is for treating problems concerning the head, neck, and face; orange is for diseases of the chest; yellow is for problems of the stomach; and violet and purple are for issues related to the sex organs and sexual diseases. Therapists treat diseases according to their knowledge and expertise, using these colours and their combinations.
Principle:
When the ratio of required colours in one or more centres becomes imbalanced, it gives rise to various problems. When the colours are balanced, diseases are easily cured. In order to overcome the deficiency or normalize the excess of a colour, sunlight or artificial lights are used.
Method of Treatment:
Treatment using colours is so simple that even a person of common understanding can make good use of this therapeutic system. It takes less time and is affordable—almost negligible—to get well.
The following methods can be used for treating diseases under this therapeutic system:
- Exposing the body intermittently to sunlight for brief intervals. The spectrum of sunlight contains all the colours, and exposure of the body to sunlight provides it with a chance to absorb the colour it requires. The colours of light are the actual remedy for diseases; the heat of the sunlight is an extra element that the body receives.
a) Have a glass bottle of the required colour. After cleansing it with hot water, fill it with distilled water or water that has been sterilized by boiling. Let one-fourth of the bottle remain empty. If a bottle of the required colour is not available, take an ordinary transparent glass bottle and wrap it in cellophane paper of the required colour in such a manner that the bottle is covered from all sides using transparent adhesive tape.
b) Place this bottle in the sunlight, keeping it on a wooden surface for four to six hours. The best time to treat water with coloured rays is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
c) Accumulation of droplets on the empty surface of the bottle is an indication that the water has been charged sufficiently. Keep the bottle properly secured with a cork or stopper. If bottles of many colours are to be charged, do not place them close to each other so that no bottle is overshadowed by a bottle of a different colour.
d) Dosage:
For adults: 2 ounces of Chromatized Water
For children: 1 ounce
For babies: 1 tablespoon
For infants: 1 teaspoon
Caution:
Use only plastic cups or spoons for administering charged/Chromatized Water.
In the rainy season, an electric light bulb can be used instead of natural light. Another arrangement for charging sugar of milk tablets is to place them in bottles of the required colour before the rainy season, for six hours daily for one month. During summer, fifteen to twenty days of charging or Chromatization would be sufficient.
Using glasses of various colours in front of a projector can also provide rays of the required colour. Medicines can also be prepared in this way.
You can get windowpanes painted with the required transparent colour or use coloured panes of the desired colour on the windows through which sunlight enters the room. The patient can sit or lie in that light in such a manner that the light pouring into the room falls on the affected part of the body for the duration deemed necessary.
A wooden or hardboard box, installed with a reflector and a 100-watt bulb, having a window of appropriate size, can be used to get rays of the required colour. The window of the box is to be covered with coloured glass or a cellophane sheet of the needed colour. When the bulb is switched on, the light coming out of the box can be directed towards the affected part of the body from a distance of about 2 feet.
In the treatment of diseases under this therapeutic system, Chromatized oil has also proved very effective. The method of preparing Chromatized oil is to charge flax or linseed oil under the sun’s rays for forty days in glass bottles of the required colours, or for 200 hours under artificial light. This oil is used for massaging the affected part of the body. However, for use on the head or as hair oil, sesame seed oil charged with sunrays using sky blue glass bottles is recommended. This oil is very effective in nullifying the effects of heat in the blood, hearing of voices, and seeing sparks or black spots flying before the eyes.
Glass ampoules of distilled water can be charged and Chromatized in a jar of the required colour for 200 hours under sunlight or electric lights.
Sore eyes, conjunctivitis, and post-operation eye pain can be treated using spectacles with sky blue glasses, during the daytime with intervals of fifteen to twenty minutes every two to three hours.
For treating burns, cuts, and inflammatory wounds, petroleum jelly Chromatized in blue glass jars for two hundred hours under the sun gives remarkable results. It cures the wounds and burns so effectively that even scars are not visible once the wounds are healed—provided that this treatment is started immediately after receiving the cuts or burns and is used until the scars disappear. In most cases, just one to two weeks of treatment heals the wounds completely.