Colour Therapy
Tinni Dutta
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Abstract
‘Oh my fellow neighbors, open your doors, it is Holi. Holi has come to the land, water and forests. Open your doors, open your doors.’ The poet has summoned every neighbor of his to overcome all their barriers and obstacles, the hindrances which impede them from making merry, and immerse the useless in playing with colours. Traditional treatment with colors was initiated by Carl Jung. The colours which rise from the innermost recesses of our inner world help in understanding the unique personality of an individual. Playing with colours is the motto of the Indian festival of Holi. People of Indian like the people of Egypt and China have engaged themselves in colourful merry making since ancient times. Making merry with the colours are seen from that times, and parcel of their everyday lives like flowers which blooms in forest, every day to give joy to the world. Colour energy is stimulated by different parts of the body such as eyes and skin and are stimulated. To what extent colour treatment can be therapeutic is easily determinable.
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Dutta, T. (2026). Colour Therapy. Boston Research Journal of Medical & Pharma, 1(1), 23-25. https://bostonresearch.org/scholarly-article/colour-therapy/
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