Hi Ernst,
if a person has a Venus that we would want to give some help or healing because it is combust and all the Balas are very low except for Sthana Bala, I could advise color therapy using the color of Libra, the Mulatrikona sign of Venus.
I have two questions regarding this:
1: do we use the table of the old texts for color therapy, where Libra is a very dark shade of any color that is approaching black, or does color therapy work better with your modern additive color theory, where Libra is green?
2: she has Rahu in Libra in her chart, and you explained that certain colors can give you problems or troubles when the corresponding sign in the chart is troubled. Would doing this color therapy then also bring troubles into her life?
With love,
Evie
Ernst speaks extensively about the colours in the gem course (audio course) and then alters his interpretation of his system slightly in the New Rasi course, if I remember it right.
Applying the rules from the gemstone course, no color therapy would cause any problems, the worst thing that can happen is that it does not work.
Staffan
Hi Staffan, thanks for replying. I haven’t done the gem course yet, but in the New Rasi Sutras course we have the colors according to Ernst’ modern additive color theory. Do we/does he use these colors for color therapy in general?
Evie
@staffan thank you.
I am still contemplating on my second question though. Ernst explained that, for example, when you have difficulties in Taurus, white things tend to cause you more difficulties. So if someone would start to apply color therapy for Venus, while having Rahu in Libra in her rasi chart, wouldn’t that bring more difficulties into her life also?
If anyone has an explanation or idea about this, all is welcome.
With love,
Evie
@satyamaya True... But on the other hand, if the consciousness of the colours turn into an obsession, that in itself will become a problem. So I recommend you to go about it light-heartedly, trust your intuiton and have the courage to break a rule or two. As good as it is to keep the colour scheme in mind, I don´t think that we are meant to be too mental when it comes to colours.
Staffan
@staffan Sure, no obsession 😀, I just want to understand everything I want to work with, wanted to know if my assumption was correct.
Evie
@satyamaya I don´t know why I did such an assumption Evie. That you would go overboard with it. Sorry.
I don´t have an answer, what happens if we choose the wrong colour or overuse it. When it comes to stones, I want to believe that no harm is done, but I honestly don´t know.
Staffan
