When the internal and outer systems of the human body are studied closely, this fact is revealed: man has been created from colours. Each and every organ has a specific tone and a particular hue and colour. For instance, the colour of the skin, lips, and throat, the inside of the nostrils, lungs, liver, kidneys, intestines, bones, urine, hair, tongue, eyes, larynx, heart, pancreas, spleen, stomach, blood, and excretions—all have distinct and different colours.
According to the theory of Chromalucis, the characteristics and properties of every colour are different from one another. As long as colours are balanced in the human body, man stays healthy; when this balance is lost, man falls sick.
Basically, man is a conglomeration of different colours, and all these colours are present in sunlight, which man receives from the sun according to his needs and requirements. But when this system loses its balance, some colours exceed the required limit and others fall short, and the symptoms are expressed in the form of one disease or another. If the deficiency or excess of colours in the body is corrected and the system is balanced, the body becomes healthy once again.
Man and the world of man, jinns and the world of jinns, angels and the world of angels—in short, everything in this universe exists based on the balance of colours. If any scholar wishes to refute this fact, he should search for just one single thing among the billions scattered across the earth that is absolutely colourless—which he would never find.
In fact, the universe is nothing but colours.