TO CURE DISEASE

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 134, 3 December 1929, Page 19

TO CURE DISEASE

RADIO-ACTIVITY

USE OF COLOURED LIGHTS

DISSECTING SUNBEAMS

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From India, the land seems to be perpetually cloaked in a veil of magic mystery, the land of weird cults, whirling dervishes, and many-coloured, poisonous cobras, came spectro-chrome therapy, the art of curing disease with coloured lights, which is now making great strides toward winning public confidence in the United States. Despite the efforts of the American Medical Association to prevent its use in the treatment of those ailing from various diseases, constitutional and otherwise, this branch of healing, new to America, ages-old to tho Indian metaphysician and psychologist, is spreading rapidly, and the disciples of Dinshah Ghadiali, who introduced it in America some years ago, are no longer scoffed at when demonstrating their new art. . ...

Colonel Dinshah states that colour lias always, played an -important part in the lives of both civilised and primitive people. Purple is the colour of kings. In ancient Borne only Senators were allowed to wear a band of that royal hue on their togas. Black has been the sign of mourning among Western people since time immemorial, though iii China to-day it is a good luck colour an.d saved only for festive occasions. / Whito iv the East is a sign of mourning, and is considered by the Westerners' to be' a symbol- of purity and innocence, .fit for brides and children. • • ,

Constantly, in every walk of life, you hear colour being used to describe a mood. "I have the blues to-day," for instance, or "T see" led when I'm angry," or "I lead a grey, colourless life," or "that fellow is positively green."

There are a hundred and one more, all used profusely in. your everyday speech. They aro all phases common to each and every one of us. We know .them, we disregard them, wo laugh at them, and usually pay no attention to them at all. But there is actually a scientific reason for each one of these phrases.

What is more than that, Colonel Din-' shah says that colour and colour vibrations are so important to human life that practically: every disease can be cured by the.proper administration of the. proper colour. ■ ; In Malaga, New Jersey, there is a; large group .bt buildings.;devoted solely to the use'of ■spectro-ehrome therapy. This place is ;cailecl the Speetro-Chrome Institute,' and ■it is here that Colonel Dinshah' teaches his disciples the art of colour curing and jholps those patients who come;his-way. „• • ..

METHODS OF HELPING! SIMPLE. His methods of helping, ho says, aie not mysterious or non-understandable, but are perfectly simple. The reason that they have been overlooked until now might even be their simplicity. . . The basic principle is that'"'sunlight is the basic source of .all life and energy upon our earthi" Sunlight is absorbed into our bodies by two ways, first, directly through- the ctheric- portions of our organs, . and second indirectly through- the food which we eat, which has stored up.sun rays within it. Therefore, the two vital factors in disease and health of the body arc food and light. Spectro-ehrome therapy is based upon this fact. The power of curing by coloured lights is'nothing more or less than radio activity, which sends sound through stono vaults thousands of miles away

from the sending studio. All life, oven germ life, vibrates. Einstein proved this. Colour is nothing but vibration, for whon the eye "sees" an object it really only registers on tho brain the vibration of that object. All life, according to spectrochrome teaching, receives its energy frOni the sun. Tho healthy body is the body with the perfect colour balance, with waves of life sweeping through it mucl as waves of radio sweep through the world, solid objects and aIU When a foreign body, a disease germ, lodges in the body, its vibrations interfere with the perfect colour balance and actually causes a cross-circuit just as a foreign object causes such a cross-circuit in an electric battery.

In other words, a fever is caused because the body has too much of a certain colour vibration. But if the nude body is subjected to the rays of a coloured light, vibrating exactly at the speod of the disease germ, the disease germ is neutralised and then colour balance is restored. Immediately, the ailing body becomes a healthy one. Experimentation with the various colours of the spectrum disclosed to the spectro-chrome therapeutists the exact colour vibration of various disease germs. Tuberculosis, for instanco, vibrates red. The germ of this disease dies instantly in a red light when subject to a red light in laboratory tests.

According to the believers, speetrochrome theraphy is a short roaa to health, happiness, and elimination of all mental and bodily ills. RELIEF TO ALL TROUBLES. They claim that "for the relief of pain, spectro-chrome theraphy is invaluable, but for the prevention of disease condition, its far-reaching prophylaxis exceeds its other virtues. Given the proper food as material and the conservative forces of the attuned colour waves applied to the body scientifically, a complete reconstruction of tissues takes place. "The basis of all medical treatment for neuasthenia or nervous prostration is rest in bed and nourishing food' tor a few weeks or months, while spee-tro-chrome theraphy supplies the lacking energy at once, counteracts the fatigue, neutralises the pain in the back, relieves the insomnia, and the memory and appetite improve in half tue time without the necessity of connmng the patient to bed." Quoting him further, we say: "Sensations of impending death have been relieved at once by such treatment, and the regularity and rhythm of the heart action have been observed to improve within a few minutes after the becinmng of the treatment." ■ .V, If these statements that Colonel iJmshah has made above prove to bo true, then India has given humanity a 1 gift for whioh they can never be repaid.