Colorpunctureland

Isn’t it fitting, dear colleagues, that my first blogpage devoted exclusively to colorpuncture will describe one of Peter’s newest inventions–Peter’s Dream Machine.

The Dream Machine is a device about the size of a digital camera. There’s a groove where one finger rests, secured by velcro straps. The fingertip is treated by illuminated crystals in the soul spirit colors that are arranged in a particular pattern–the pattern changes according to whether the finger is on the right or left hand.

The finger selected for treatment is the one showing recurring blockages in the photo. The patient lays on their back, with their finger inside the machine. A ceramic, or perhaps plastic (?) disc embedded with soul spirit colored crystals in different sizes (some tiny, like the ones we use for point treatment, and a some a bit bigger) is placed on the pain clock during the treatment. Peter says that during the treatment, which lasts about 15 minutes, the patient will have a dream that relates to the blockage of the archetypal symbol of the blocked finger. How cool is that?!!

I haven’t yet been able to interview anyone who has had this treatment, nor have I experienced it myself, but when I know more, I will certainly write an update. Also, I have no idea when the machine might be available for general use. There are only two prototypes at the moment, so it could be awhile yet. That gives us time to save for another colorpuncture tool!

Also, I am very excited to let you know that Peter and Markus are allowing me to share case studies and other interesting things I see in the clinic with those of you who have completed the advanced trainings. I am already in the process of selecting cases, and once an initial compilation has been prepared, we will all be able to follow our case/s “von der Praxis Mandel” on a weekly basis. If all the logistics can work out, I am planning to make the initial case presentations in the CP Newsletter, and then have weekly updates appear on my blog, in a password-protected page.

Thanks, everyone, for your very palpable love and support. It is both fabulous and daunting to be here, and your encouragement and interest are so helpful.