https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZx8Bwz9AMo

The engineer followed the rainbow and the cultural progression of colors.

Swami Nitty-Gritty didn’t follow the resistor code, he followed the colors of the rainbow, so you’ll notice gray is out of place.

Black relates to “father,” gray to “mother,” brown to “conception,” then it’s on through Roy G. Biv (in decreasing order of wavelengths).

I first wondered how this technology could possibly work when first introduced to it (thinking Swami Nitty-Gritty was using his psychic abilities), but then I started using it successfully as a matter of course eventually for thousands of times.

It may not work for you, and the good news is there are modalities for everyone.

There are other ways than color (and other sequences of color) to synchronize with the human seven-day (circaseptan) immunity rhythm.

Your questions will (hopefully) be at least partially answered in my other blog entries on Sun Sync Nutrition (also in my e-book, Color Recycling: A Prismer of the Hues and Whos, 1989, 2014).

For additional information on circaseptan rhythms, read …

Jeremy Campbell, Winston Churchill’s Afternoon Nap, 1988

Emanuel Revici, M.D., Research In Physiopathology As Basis Of Guided Chemotherapy: With Special Application To Cancer, 1961 (mainly pages 195-206)

Chronobiologists and transplant surgeons are familiar with Dr. Revici’s seven-day and twenty-eight day immune response rhythms.

For addition information on the color/vocabulary interface, read …

Brent Berlin & Paul Kay, Basic Color Terms: Their Universality and Evolution, 1969

Brent Berlin & Luisa Maffi, The World Color Survey, 2011

Don Dedrick, Naming the Rainbow: Colour Language, Colour Science, and Culture, 1998

Guy Deutscher, Through the Language Glass: Why the World Looks Different in Other Languages, 2010

C.L. Hardin & Luisa Maffi (editors), Color Categories in Thought and Language, 1997

The resistor colors are a product of cultural relativism.

This psychological consensus defines the default colors of civilizations.

An ancient Greek engineer wouldn’t be able to distinguish blue from red (first noticed by William Gladstone, a former prime minister of Great Britain).

Blue doesn’t appear in the Old Testament either.

Anything you can contribute to my research will be appreciated.

For instance, why can some “color-blind” people see “normally” while hypnotized, but can’t maintain their “corrected” sight following hypnosis.

Ever New Joy,
At-OM

PS: I’m familiar with resistor codes, having handed out my share of them while working in “electronic stores” at Litton Systems: Guidance & Control Division. I also saw less of them at Biotronics, Texas Educational Aids, Radio Shack, General Telephone & Telegraph, etc. a long time ago. (I eventually gave up on electronics because I was such a menace with a soldering iron.)

Swami Nitty-Gritty worked for RCA in New York and Montreal, and helped install the first microwave tower in Canada.