How To Heal with Color

Balance Your Chakras!

Written by: Ted Andrews
Category: Non-Fiction
Genre: New Age, Alternative Healing, Color Therapy

Book Details:

ISBN 10: 0875420052
ISBN 13: 9780875420052
Format: paperback
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
Date Published: Copyright 1992; First Edition (Fifth Printing 1997). St. Paul, MN, USA
Language: English
Edition: First Edition (Fifth Printing, 1997)
Condition: Good
Appearance: Paperback with rubbed edges and light shelf wear. Back cover has a retail price sticker and some sticker residue. Corners slightly bumped. Spine shows minor creasing consistent with reading. Pages lightly tanned with age but intact and clean from visible marks.

Synopsis:

Color therapy places a healing energy into everyday life by using the vibrational remedy of color to stabilize physical, emotional, mental and spiritual conditions. This practical guide explains how to develop psychic sensitivity to color vibration, discover beneficial colors for over 50 physical conditions, determine therapeutic colors through muscle testing, alleviate headaches with color, open psychic centers, learn colors for common ailments, project healing vibrations through colored lights and charged water, and use colors to balance the chakras. Simple color therapies and techniques for rejuvenating health and energy are provided for practitioners at all levels.

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