COLOR: Its Therapeutic Power for Rapid Healing

Abstract

New breakthroughs in the use of color as a healing agent for rapid recovery of trauma, depression, physical pain and spiritual blockages have elevated the power of color for healing. These historical, religious and neurophysiological contexts of color are reviewed herein. Then factors of length of viewing time, brightness, saturation, visual depth perception, angle of viewing, hue, strobic emission and the emotional state of the subject at the time of viewing are elaborated as critical issues that amplify therapeutic effects. When these factors are combined with the recent findings of interpersonal neurobiology to facilitate processes with color a new synthesis for rapid transformation is achieved.