Dinshah Ghadiali - SPECTRO-CHROME METRY ENCYCLOPEDIA / Диншах Гадиали - Энциклопедия спектро-хромометрии

FOREWORD
In April of 1920, Dinshah P. Ghadiali (Dinshah, as he preferred to be known) introduced his system of healing with Colored Light to the world in New York City. He named his development Spectro- Chrome.
In the next four years Dinshah trained over 800 professionals and lay persons. He founded the Spectro-Chrome Institute, de­ signed and sold Color projectors and accessories, and appeared to be well on the way to making an important contribution to the healing art.
The first indication of opposition to Spectro-Chrome emerged in the pages of the January 1924 Journal of the American Medical Association. The long article thoroughly ridiculed Spectro-Chrome and its originator, closing with, «Some physicians, after reading this article, may wonder why we have devoted the amount of space to a subject that, on its face seems so preposterous as to con­ demn itself. »When it is realized that helpless but credulous patients are be­ ing treated for such serious conditions as syphilitic conjuncti­ vitis, ovaritis, diabetes mellitus, pulmonary tuberculosis and chronic gonorrhea with colored lights, the space devoted to this latest cult will not be deemed excessive’.' Impossible to believe, just too «preposterous'.'
That article was instrumental in causing a continuing decline in the use of Spectro-Chrome by his professional Graduates. Din­ shah persevered, but to an increasingly lay clientele.
Rather than to slow him, the next step taken against Dinshah by his opponents was intended to crush him: an indictment in Buf­ falo NY (1931) charged that he feloniously defrauded d purchaser by falsely representing Spectro-Chrome as a healing system. He defended Spectro-Chrome with the testimony of three physicians and three of his lay Graduates, all of whom testified to the value of Spectro-Chrome. The physicians, Drs. Hanor, Baldwin, and Peebles, swore to their successful use of Spectro-Chrome in glaucoma, otitis media, advanced tuberculosis, heart problems, ulcers, hemorrhoids, abscesses, arthritis, tumors, sciatica, meningitis, goiter, thrombosis, and many more. The jury did not find Dinshah's healing system »preposterous"; 90 minutes deliber­ ation resulted in a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Despite this vindication of his work, Dinshah could plainly see the handwriting on the wall: there would be strong, continu­ ing resistance from medical authorities. His mounting frustration with organized medicine is witnessed by the rising acerbity of his writings. If Spectro-Chrome were to survive, it would have to be for the most part without help from the professional sector.
This Encyclopedia was his answer to that need.
The Spectro-Chrome Metry Encyclopedia was published in 1933,
written with the lay person in mind. It gives the reader a means of restoring and maintaining health, in many cases without the necessity of a differential diagnosis. This is possible in the same manner as a broad-spectrurn antibiotic acts, but without the harmful side-effects.
In the six decades since this tome was written, much has been learned about genetics, pathology, physiology, and physics. The theory of Light as propounded by Dinshah in this volume is gener­ ally discounted; he realized and acknowledged it many years later.
However, none of this alters the value of Spectro-Chrome or the way in which it functions.
Read. Study. And then put this System into use in your daily lif e. You will be well rewarded.
Third edition
Dinshah Health Society Trustees: Darius Dinshah Roshan Dinshah Jal J. Dinshah
April 1992

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