We are finally recognizing and appreciating the multifaceted power of light globally. Its various uses on land, at sea, deep underground, and far off in space enable us to tap into the essence of our world.
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Let’s focus on the world inside us.
It is understandable why health-related uses of light range from diagnostics to surgery, psychiatry to psychology, revitalization to rejuvenation, and emotional to spiritual makeovers. Over the years, we’ve benefited from the advancement of light-based technologies, innovations, and the utilization of higher aspects of light in telecommunications.
We have laser-based instruments, LED-based apparatuses, full-spectrum lights, various digital and analog devices that use light, and much more.
We need to understand how our bodies respond to light exactly. Moreover, this is why terms such as chromotherapy, phototherapy, and light therapy in general—although ancient in origin—slowly progressed toward full endorsement by the medical establishment in the past.
Auto-immune problems, emotional trauma, allergies, metabolic imbalances, seasonal affective disorder, jet lag, sleep, attention deficit disorders, etc. – often respond better to light than to traditional interventions.
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The spotlight is on an incredible light pioneer.
There are good reasons for that; we need to explore them more. In the 20th century, a photobiologist named John Ott documented the effects of pharmaceutical drugs on living cells with an electronic microscope and a special camera.
Ott noticed that changing the color filters on his camera lens changed the cells’ behavior. The lens color change dramatically affected the cells more than the observed drugs.
So, on the “ground level,” where life in our bodies unfolds, light and color have more say than the chemical compounds we concoct.
Our cells understand the language of light and its messages, which the colors convey through their frequencies: ignite, burn, sizzle, scorch, smoke, or go off. (That’s the same cycle the stars in our universe undergo.)
There’s no easy answer at events and classes.
Without question, people are curious about how color light therapy works or if I can fully explain it and its benefits. There’s no simple answer similar to the story of creation when light first appeared, either.
I know that it has an esoteric and mystical element, bordering on magic; consequently, we call Spectrahue’s lightwork “Light Alchemy.”
But truth be told, light is a mystery to me. Even science only knows a small fraction of what sunlight or universal light wants to reveal through Nature. Einstein agreed with this fact of light in his writings long ago.
I won’t mislead you, but I am providing you with the best tools I can for your self-discovery and exploration.
However, for this article, the best analogy I know,
one we all know well, is fire; here’s why:
Fire, in general, is believed to be robust and quirky.
It is our species’ first tool, process, and weapon.
It gives off light and heat on demand, echoing our life-giving star in the sky, yet we can wield it at will.
And if you look closely, it varies in color, depending on intensity.
At first, it’s yellow and orange, but green flame tips and blueish bursts will tell you it’s sizzling. You’ll want it bright white if you wish to melt metal or bake clay.
Still, starting and maintaining a fire is tricky at best.
As an element, fire can also be moody.
It might flare up in an instant or smoke for hours. Sometimes, a trained hand gives up in frustration; other times, a fire will light itself up.
Too much moisture around it and it won’t even start; too little and it burns itself out.
So it is with us. We are internal combustion engines with trillions of tiny burners. Our cells burn up oxygen and produce heat. They use the resulting light as an ultra-fast messaging system. It works perfectly – from toes to teeth – except when it won’t.
Fire or heat element is spirited and intense.
For example, when an imbalance sets in, the internal flame in an organ dies down. Or it flares up, past all safety limits, causing redness, fever, and pain. We don’t know what triggers this more than we can pinpoint the cause of or control a wild forest fire.
Knowing how tiny our internal burners are, it’s easy to see how fine-tuned and delicate any support we give them must also be.
Most light-based treatments rely on emitting an intense light beam or outputting a wide swath of bright light one way, an interaction that is not usually predictable or foreseen.
In contrast, hand-held color light illuminators or penlights work off the silent communication between the person sending faint light and the person receiving it.
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Now, for a few words on spiritual light therapy.
Lightworkers tune into light whisperings up above.
Suddenly, there are instant reactions, intuitive flashes—live biofeedback—guide the hand holding the penlight. By spontaneously adjusting the angle and height of the light beam, we work within the aura. We can affect all levels (physical, emotional, and spiritual).
As with lighting a fire, intuition and experience play a part. This adaptability is why low-intensity, hand-held color light therapy tools and protocols are so effective.
Explore color light therapy for its knowledge and wisdom as thousands of years-old records exist of diagnoses and cures based on colors. Chromotherapy is a well-traveled road to wellness we’ve all but forgotten over time.
With more research and even a fraction of resources poured into developing chemical cures, we could restore much of what was known long ago about light and potentially discover more color power than we ever imagined.
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© 2017 Spectrahue Light & Sound Inc. No medical claims are made or implied. This information does not replace the advice and care of your medical healthcare professional. These concepts and ideas are for personal exploration and discovery purposes only.
