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Omarian Atman was born in
Providence, RI. His mother is a surgeon educated at Harvard, and his father
is an artist and musician who attended the prestigious Rhode Island School
of Design. Omarian took after his father and became a painter, graphic
artist, and web designer, but like his mother has always had a desire and
aptitude to help people and a keen interest in the healing arts. His
artistic background helped build the desire to know more about the theory of
color therapy. After poring through a wealth of information, he realized
the profound implications color and light have on our health, and felt the
necessity of finding a system which uses them for therapy. After a year and
a half of intensive research, Omarian found the work of Peter Mandel to be
cutting edge in the field of color and light therapy.
Omarian graduated
from Mandel’s Institute of Esogetic Colorpuncture USA and is a Certified
Acu-light Practitioner and is dedicated to the evolution of human
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Why is Acu-light therapy important to
you?
Omarian:
Acu-light works to help balance one's physical and emotional
health, anything from minor aches and pains to chronic physical problems and
emotional trauma. Helping people in this way allows them to experience more
peace, happiness, strength, and creativity, and thus to live a happier and
more fulfilling life.
What attracted you to Acu-light therapy?
Omarian:
Acu-light therapy is a pioneering system. It delves into the
causations of sickness and pain using the ancient system of Chinese medicine
to find the root cause, coupled with an ancient but newly applied form of
healing technology – light. As long as Man/Woman can remember, there has
always been a deep connection with light and color in the human
consciousness, connected with our state of mind, physical health, and
well-being. Light is one of the most universal, efficient, quick, painless,
and penetrating therapies now available. It is a system of healing based
upon the synthesis of practical, proven methods of science, while helping
one to become more in tune with the metaphysical facets of life. To deny
either side of life is to deny the basic functions of the right and left
sides of one's own brain. Both sides ideally must be in harmony, one with
the other, for optimal functioning, health, and happiness.
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