Sunlight reaches us as electromagnetic waves that include a range of frequencies. It is naturally composed of seven sub groups, each corresponding to one of the seven colors of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. It can also be observed through a glass prism. The colored pigmentation of things (matter) gives them their specific color so long as there is light to bounce off those things. The energy of colors from Light or from pigmentation are associated with specific energies defined by their frequencies.
The seven colors that compose natural light also correspond to the energy of the seven major energetic centers in Ayurvedic medicine known as chakras. Five of the seven colors correspond to the five elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Each of the five colors is an energetic harmony with one of the elements and whatever is associated with that element and its functions. As a result, colors, both as matter but most potentially as energy, become tools of energy medicine.
The relationship between light, energy, and life has been scientifically established; light has been used, for example, to modify the rate of growth of enzymes, bacteria and plants, both to accelerate and to slow it down. Light is also frequently used to modify the emotions of humans.
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