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MORA© COLOR THERAPY

Therapy in the ultrafine bioenergetic field

(F. Morell and W. Ludwig)

There is a wide range of literature on the therapeutic effects of colored light, of which the references listed chronologically at the end of this article provide only a selection [1,2,3,4,7,9]. This is not to be confused with various color tests involving sample color cards, which are used [14] in typology, for psychological testing, or for indication purposes (e.g. , frequency selection in INDUMED Therapy [10]). These methods will not be discussed here.

Decisive in color therapy, also known more generally as "light therapy", is that the person exists as an open system, i.e., that he is engaged in an exchange of matter and energy with his environment. He essentially takes in energy indirectly through food, whereby metabolic products are excreted. Respiration makes possible energy production through slow combustion; here too, metabolic products are excreted (besides carbon dioxide disulfide, for example). To regulate the flow of energy in the body the organism receives electromagnetic signals from the outside, which extend from low frequencies (magnetic Schumann waves [11]) up to the very high frequency range. It is now accepted that cosmic radiation, tempered and transformed by the atmosphere, also has a regulative influence on the organism. One especially important frequency range should be emphasized: the light spectrum at around 1015 Hz (i.e., 1,000 trillion oscillations per second). The works of the biophysicist F. A. Popp are especially noteworthy in this connection [12]. Just as man has evolved in the Schumann field [11], this also applies to visible light with its daily variations of color (blue hues in the morning before sunrise, yellow shades predominating at midday with green in the landscape, and red preferential in the evening at sundown). Because of today's unphysiological living conditions in polluted atmospheres and under artificial lighting with a false spectral composition, the light regulation signals from the environment are heavily distorted or completely lacking. This was recognized in medicine at a fairly early date.

The result was the development of color therapy, in which it was determined that certain colors are useful therapeutically in certain diseases if the skin of the patient is irradiated either partially or in the form of whole-body application of approximately 30 minutes to periods of 60 minutes several times a day [3,4,5]. Examples of this are [6]: gastro-intestinal enteritis, 60 minutes of whole-body irradiation with yellow light; abscesses, 60 minutes local irradiation with blue light; joint inflammation, 30 minutes three times daily of local irradiation with green light; chlorosis, three times daily 60 minutes of whole-body irradiation with red light; etc.

Disadvantages of this therapy are the small depths of penetration of the light into the skin, resulting in the very long treatment times. In comparison, the following method constitutes a revolutionary advance:

MORA-COLOR THERAPY

MORA-Color Therapy, like MORA Therapy using the patient's own oscillations [13], was developed by F. Morell, M.D., and E. Rasche, electronics engineer [7,8,9]. It has been in use since 1981. A glance at Diagram 1 will provide an understanding of what is new about this therapy.

The internal construction of the MORA-Color unit.

Diagram 1 shows the technical design of the MORA-Color unit. Here as well, white light is generated by the unit initially, by means of a special incandescent lamp with a "color temperature" of 6500 Kelvin, i.e., corresponding to sunlight. This type of light contains all the colors. The color temperature is kept constant independent of the ageing effects of the lamp, by means of an electronic control, so that light of a single color composition is always available ("Standard Light C").

With the help of three color filters (red at wavelength 700 nm, yellow at 580 nm, and blue at 435 nm; nm = nanometer) to which the lamplight is conducted cold via fiber-optics, the three primary colors red, yellow and blue are generated, from which all the other colors can of course be mixed (as in color television): orange from red and yellow, green from yellow and blue, violet from red and blue. These six colors were found to be sufficient for therapy (see Diagram 3, next page).

This colored light, however - and this is the new feature of MORA-Color Therapy -is not shined directly onto the patient's skin, but is converted by special optical receptors. The opto-receptors convert the high vibrations of the colored light into low frequency electromagnetic oscillations and pass the signals along to video amplifiers. These amplifiers function as current amplifiers (so-called matching components or impedance transformers), that do not yet raise the signal voltage, but merely decouple the three channels.

Diagram 2: The three primary colors (unbroken triangle) andtheir complementary colors (dashed triangle) form a cycle of six therapeutic colors

At this stage, mixing of the channels can take place: the low-frequency component "orange" from red and yellow, and so on. In other words, mixing of the primary colors to obtain the complementary colors (Diagram 2) is not done optically, but electronically by means of switches (pushbuttons). Out of the original three is thus formed one channel, to which the six programs (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet) can selectively be switched. Once again there is an isolation amplifier, followed by the actual voltage amplifier (main amplifier) which can be set from one fold to twelve fold in signal intensity. The therapy signal [oscillations] is then available at the output of this main amplifier (Diagram 2).

WHAT HAS BEEN GAINED BY THIS IMPROVEMENT?

The main items are listed below:

1. The distinct advantage is a substantially greater depth of penetration of the lower beat frequencies of colored light into the body. This results in a much shorter therapy time (frequently only 10, 20 or 30 seconds!).
2. The possibility of manifold amplification, which results in significantly greater effectiveness over that of traditional color therapy.
3. The opportunity of conducting the therapy signal through cables, means that different electrodes can be used to deliver the signal to acupuncture points or local sites of pain (by means of contact rollers, for example) or to apply it to the whole body through reflex zones of the hand or foot, in accordance with holistic medicine. The application is thus fundamentally more far-reaching and differentiated than is possible in ordinary color therapy.
   The choice of therapeutic color is also greatly simplified by means of a color selection table. In this table, all the meridians or organs as well as the five elements are arranged according to the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. The "Color Selection Table" is included in the Operating & Therapy Instruction Manual.
4. Conventional diagnostic procedures such as Electro-Acupuncture diagnosis, Nogier reflex diagnosis, skin temperature measurements on Head's zones, etc., provide a quick and simple means of determining the most effective color. The course and results of MORA-Color-Therapy can be controlled and checked with these same procedures.
5. The therapy signal output of this unit offers us a feasible way to use the color oscillations as a 'carrier wave' to deliver other therapeutic influences into the organism for instance, that of appropriately selected music to even further enhance therapy. A special modulated input is already built into the MORA-Color unit, to accommodate any such future modalities.
6. Finally, the possibility of effective combination with the MORA-Therapy unit itself, INDUMED unit, INDUPOINT stylus and MAGNETOSETTE should also be noted (see information published on these particular instruments). The combination with magnetic field therapy units INDUMED, RLM, INDUPOINT and MAGNETOSETTE, gives us the possibility of utilizing MORA-Color-Therapy magnetically, with still higher intensity (penetrating into the bone), and in fact local as well as large-area whole body therapy. For example, the spinal column with its nerve paths can be specifically flooded by the color beat signal.

CASE HISTORIES INVOLVING THE USE OF
MORA-COLOR THERAPY

The following cases were monitored with EAP diagnosis, which is only one of the many possibilities (see 'd' above):

A patient, 40 years of age, who had severe pain in the right heel for 14 days. Whenever she stood on the foot she experienced a stabbing pain which forced her to place weight only on the front part of it. Before an X-ray was taken, the patient's favorite color (blue) was selected for the therapy a method effective more often than not. But, since the heel belongs to the kidney-bladder meridian, which corresponds to orange in the Color Selection Table mentioned above, orange was tried first: the affected heel was treated with a contact roller for 15 seconds. Instead of diminishing, the pain (determined by pressure test) became worse. Now blue was switched on, this being in addition the complement of orange. After only a few seconds of treatment with the contact roller, the patient said: "The pain is going away now". The patient was handed the roller and she treated herself with it for two minutes. After this she was able to rest her full weight on the heel without pain. Four weeks later she was still pain free. An X-ray was thereby rendered unnecessary.

Patient, aged 32, with pain in the region of the upper and lower jawbone. She had four teeth with crowns and one dead at the root, which must naturally be considered the source of the problem (focus). Pressure on this dead tooth, the upper left second incisor, induced nausea and retching. For several weeks she had been under treatment by a dentist who was opposed to extracting the dead tooth. Her favorite color was blue (which, incidentally, is very frequently named as the favorite color, possibly because of a lack of blue in the sky due to atmospheric pollution and incandescent artificial lighting which contains no blue). The tooth-lymph measurement point and tooth measurement point middle upper jaw, yielded high values with an indicator drop. Seven short impulses on the first acupuncture point and twelve on the second balanced everything out. The pain under pressure disappeared and did not come back.

Diabetic with high blood pressure, 190/85. Phlebotomy of 350 ml, which had otherwise always been effective, brought little success: B.P. 185/90. The favorite color, once again, was blue. Blue is also considered to be the color for lowering the blood pressure. Blood pressure of 170/85 and a substantial improvement in the existing cranial pressure were achieved in a short time by means of the MORA-Color unit alone (hence not combined with the MORA Therapy unit), the output connected to the hand electrode and subsequently to a point electrode placed on the first circulation point on the right side. The patient's grouchy disposition reversed into one of cheerfulness.

Patient, 31, suffering from severe allergic asthma for many years. She could not get along without 'Berodual' [N-Isopropylatropinebrormide plus Fenoterol] , which she inhaled several times a day and especially at night. She was known to be allergic to several kinds of blossom pollen, household dust and mites, in addition to rabbits, horses, dogs, cattle, and so on. Desensitization had been initiated one year earlier, but so far had not been effective. EAP measurement showed a burden on the small intestine (color red) and the lymphatic system (color orange); other stress indicated the color blue (according to the above mentioned Color Selection Table). In this sequence the respective acupuncture points were treated. The bronchial spasms ceased in response to this treatment and the patient was able to breathe freely. She did not need any 'Berodual' until the next day. It was the best she had felt in years.

CONCLUDING REMARKS

Doctors who have been utilizing MORA-Color Therapy for many months report that they would no longer consider doing without it in their practice. Even cases for which previous methods have failed, responded astonishingly well to this new therapy. Since it is completely without risk there are no known side effects we are dealing with an excellent enrichment to therapeutic possibilities. Special emphasis should be placed on the short therapy times and the positive reactions of the patients, who are repeatedly surprised by this method.