To be “colored” of a trauma is to be psychophysiologically confined to a color-specific thought pattern in the “lower mental body,” known to yogis and mystics as the “Dome of Many Colors” and to alchemists as the cauda pavonis, the “peacock’s tail.”

The Dome of Many Colors represents the Lower Mental Body or the Third Endocrine Level (Third Spinal Plexus) …

“Life, life a dome of many-colored glass / Stains the white radiance of eternity.”

When a person’s “aura” reflects *any* color and is not clear, it indicates a biased and “dis-eased” psychophysiology.

“Colored” is defined as “influenced, biased, or distorted,” and shares the same etymological root as the word “hell.”

Glenn Elert (The Physics Hypertextbook, 1998-2007) wrote …

“Spectral power distributions exist in the physical world, but color exists only in the mind of the beholder.”

“Fraunhofer Lines are seen in a spectroscope as bright, colored bands of differing intensities. However, if a beam of white Light is passed through the element under activation, the bright bands disappear and in their place are dark bands. Where the element had been emitting energy of certain frequencies (the Fraunhofer Lines) it is now absorbing the Light energy of the same frequencies; the dark bands are appropriately called ‘absorption lines.’ Dinshah [Ghadiali] reasoned: Since energy can be absorbed by shining Light on elements when they are in a ‘live’ state, should it not follow that the live human body with its electro-chemical emanations (its aura) would be influenced by the application of Colors similar to those seen in Fraunhofer Lines? He then examined the Fraunhofer spectrum of each element, and with his thorough background in chemistry and medicine, assigned each element to the Spectro-Chrome Color which most closely represents its chemical effect on the body.”