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Colour is an integral part of our lives, and can be a very peaceful source of healing, colour can lift our spirits and make us feel happy and alive; it can make a hug difference in our lives; we are all affected by colour; and can be cheered up by a nice vivid colour, while a drab and dull colour can really bring our energy levels right down. Colour Therapy plays a very important part in our lives; colour is always conveying it's subtle messages; not only do they effect us psychologically and emotionally, but they also effect us physically, and is for this reason that it is possible to use colour in healings. As colour effects our lives so much, just what is colour, it is a quality of light. To many colour Therapists there is the old age belief that in the truest sense colour is life. Colour healing like many form of healings being received today also has it's roots in the past.
	The ancient Egyptians knew the power of colour, and in their tombs and temples there are many varieties of beautiful bright colours; they had a system of colour science governing the cosmic energy we know as colour. It is interesting to not that as early as 1810 Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe wrote a book on the theory of colour, but the first book ever written on colour and it's therapeutic value was by DR S Pancoast called 'Light and it's Rays of Medicine' published in (1877); it dealt mainly with the stimulating red and the soothing blue ray and the effects that they had on the human body.
Not long after that, DR Edwin D Babbitt published his book 'The Principles of Light and Colour', and this dealt with the different spectrums and their uses in healings. But it was a scientist Dinshah P Ghadiali who could actually explain why and how the different colours had various therapeutic effects on the human body, and in 1933 he published his works 'The Spectro Chomemetry Encyclopedia', Anderson (1979). He also established the Spectro-chrome Institute in Malaga, NJ where colour therapy was combined with sound and rhythm. He maintained that living in a healthy body involves a proper balance within the body of the colour energies; when this balance was disturbed then disease can result.
He found that red, green, and violet to be the primary colours in healing. Anderson (1990). Why colour healing when we have so many other methods of healing around the world today. Thousands of drugs are used in medical practice throughout the world, which create imbalance in the body, hence many drug induced illness around. Drugs can be unreliable and have so many side effects including toxins which the body has to work hard at eliminating; so many people react to different drugs; colour therapy has no harmful side effects; it does not treat the symptoms but goes straight to the root cause of the imbalance; by giving colour therpy instead of drugs a positive result can be achieved in contrast to the negative results from drugs. Anderson (1990) The most powerful of all colours is violet; it has all the other colours combined and is very potent; it has a multiplier effect when projected simultaneously with other colours. Violet and red should never be projected simultaneously nor should violet and orange since the effect is very destructive; violet and yellow will cause rapid and chaotic cell growth. Electric Violet energy has a conciousness of its own; it knows where to go and what to do and is very effective for rapid healing in severe ailments; it also has a regenerating effect on damaged organs and nerves; it can also have a strong disinfecting effect. The crown chakra is the entry point of electric violet evergy also known as Divine healing energy. The divine healing energy is seen as electric violet light; divine energy has the properties of all the colours. Divine healing uses devine energy for healing; the divine healing energy is God who is the source of all life. It is practices in different religions: Christianity, Buddism, Islam, Taoism, Baha'i, Judaism, Hinduism, and others.