Principles of Colour Therapy
Colour Therapy is a natural, powerful and non-invasive system of healing that uses the therapeutic energy of the seven colours of the light spectrum (rainbow colours). It is a complementary therapy, with a history as far back as ancient Egypt, China and India, and is today used successfully to treat illness and disorders, alleviate physical ailments and pain, address mental and emotional conditions or simply to prevent illness and maintain good health.
The underlying principle of Colour Therapy is that every cell and organ in the body vibrates at a particular frequency, as do colours. A Colour Therapist will therefore expose light and colour to parts of the body, Chakra points or site of injury, to bring about physical and emotional changes. The therapeutic energy of the colours can be absorbed through the skin, the body, sight and visualisation/through the mind. The attributes and qualities of each colour cause a shift in energy and this aids in restoring the body to good health and therefore alters our state of imbalance.
The Therapist may use a number of different methods, including;
Colour Therapy looks to stimulate our own healing process and acts as a catalyst for regeneration and to re-balance the workings of the body. As Colour Therapy healing works with energy, it is able to move and rebalance blocked energy and restore the delicate balance of the vibrational electro-magnetic colours within the body.
When we suffer from a disease or disorder, or simply feel 'off colour', it is indicative that parts of our body are not functioning at their proper frequencies - This implies a Chakra is imbalanced or has been blocked. An unhealthy body gives out a distorted and disturbed pattern of vibrations thus displaying a state of energy imbalance.
We need a balance of the energy from the seven spectrum colours, so that the colour vibrations can nourish the physical cells and organs and influence our emotional, mental and nervous activity as well as our spiritual well-being. Colours will affect our moods. Some will be uplifting and inspiring while others depressing. Our feelings and emotions are directly affected by the balance or imbalance of hormones in our body.
The underlying principle of Colour Therapy is that every cell and organ in the body vibrates at a particular frequency, as do colours. A Colour Therapist will therefore expose light and colour to parts of the body, Chakra points or site of injury, to bring about physical and emotional changes. The therapeutic energy of the colours can be absorbed through the skin, the body, sight and visualisation/through the mind. The attributes and qualities of each colour cause a shift in energy and this aids in restoring the body to good health and therefore alters our state of imbalance.
The Therapist may use a number of different methods, including;
- the use of Spectrum Lamps, Silks, Solarised Water and Crystals
- techniques in Colour Breathing, Meditation and Affirmations
- encouragement towards certain colours for Diet, Dress and Décor
Colour Therapy looks to stimulate our own healing process and acts as a catalyst for regeneration and to re-balance the workings of the body. As Colour Therapy healing works with energy, it is able to move and rebalance blocked energy and restore the delicate balance of the vibrational electro-magnetic colours within the body.
When we suffer from a disease or disorder, or simply feel 'off colour', it is indicative that parts of our body are not functioning at their proper frequencies - This implies a Chakra is imbalanced or has been blocked. An unhealthy body gives out a distorted and disturbed pattern of vibrations thus displaying a state of energy imbalance.
We need a balance of the energy from the seven spectrum colours, so that the colour vibrations can nourish the physical cells and organs and influence our emotional, mental and nervous activity as well as our spiritual well-being. Colours will affect our moods. Some will be uplifting and inspiring while others depressing. Our feelings and emotions are directly affected by the balance or imbalance of hormones in our body.