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Color Therapy

The Healing Power of Colors

Color therapy—also known as chromotherapy—is a form of vibrational therapy, which draws on the sun’s vibrational spectrum.

We all know color is experienced by the eyes, and that vision is achieved through interpreting the data received by them. Yet research shows that we not only see and interpret colors with our eyes...we are also able to assimilate the spectrum of light through our skin.

It is believed that each color in the visible spectrum has unique healing properties based on their specific vibrational wavelength. Since every organ of the body has its own unique energy signature, and since color is a like-form of electromagnetic energy, research is now showing that light therapy can help restore balance to bodily systems.

Color therapists utilize light and color through visual aids, suggestion and visualization in order to rebalance the body’s vibrational energy. This enables the restoration of physical and emotional balance.

Despite its many connections to contemporary scientific concepts, color therapy is hardly a new concept. In fact, this unique art was practiced many centuries ago in the healing temples at Heliopolis in ancient Egypt, as well as in early Greece, China, India and Persia.

Color Breathing: A Spectrum of
Healing Powers

Although there are many techniques that color therapists use to transmit color frequencies, color breathing is one of the most preferred.

This method involves the visualization of breathing in a particular color during the inspiratory phase of respiration. Following inspiration, the visualized color is mentally directed to areas of illness, blockage and dysfunction, or to those bodily systems that are in need of attention.

The healing significance of each different color is as diverse as the spectrum. For example, here are a few examples of the most basic colors and their healing equivalents:

• Red stimulates body’s temperature and energizes the blood. It can be used to strengthen physical energy, adjust circulation imbalances, or to uplift a person with a cold.

• Orange motivates the body’s organs. It can assist in balancing the spleen, pancreas, stomach, intestines and adrenals.

• Yellow balances the digestive process. It is quite beneficial to the stomach, bladder, intestines and the body’s entire eliminative system.

• Green soothes the autonomic nervous system. It is ideal for treating inflammatory conditions.

• Light Blue cools and relaxes the body’s respiratory system. Along with balancing that system, it has an antiseptic effect as well.

• Dark Blue balances the lymphatic system, glands and immune system. It can assist in detoxifying the body.

• Violet purifies and cleanses the body’s skeletal system, and is very antiseptic.