The Healing Power of Colors
Is Cancer Uncurable?
Have you tried a color treatment for your cancer? If not, it is time to discover the power of color. If you follow the instructions, it is easy. The therapy can be practiced in the privacy of your own home, and you only need a video projector or a luminous LED light bulb. My color therapy is free of charge, but donations are welcome. Color therapy dates back thousands of years to ancient Egypt and Greece. Did you know that 100 years ago, many medical doctors used color to cure their patients’ diseases? Kate Baldwin, a senior surgeon at Woman’s Hospital, Pennsylvania, USA, said under oath in Buffalo, New York court:
“I have run eleven devices every day in the hospital and have several others in people’s homes when people cannot come to me…I have cured cases of cancer…In many cases of cancer, Spectro-Chrome [her color treatment instrument] will help if there is not too much destruction from surgery…After 41 years of general practice and surgery in hospitals, I can obtain nearly the same results with the Spectro-Chrome as with my medical knowledge…It is a gentle form of therapy where you cannot harm.” <https://www.wrf.org/women-and-men-of medicine/kate-baldwin-md>
The easiest way is to use a luminous LED light color bulb for the therapy. Choose a color that corresponds to your illness. Feel free to use your color as often as you find necessary. Each session should last 30 minutes. You must be comfortable and relaxed when using the treatment and receive light projection over the whole body. The minimum number of times the required results are achieved using the treatment is three times a week. I recommend using the therapy daily.
Another way to use the treatment is to use a video projector. Click on the treatment color, and a large image of your color will appear. Make the color cover the whole page and project it onto yourself.
Click on the image of my article, The Therapy of Light, to read about light therapy. In the article, I explain the background and history of light therapy (color therapy, chromotherapy) and the most common ways of practicing color treatment. The article also gives an account of some of the trends that have been prominent in color healing. Additionally, it reviews the therapeutic value of the different colors of the spectrum and describes treatment cases. Lastly, I introduce the theory and method underlying my version of light treatment.
