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How to Make a Lightbox for Color Therapy — 21 Comments

  1. Hi James,
    I really like to make a lightbox as to your instruction, yet I can’t follow it thoroughly without seeing the picture. Is it possible that you’ll show me a picture of your lightbox ? It’s even better if your step-by-step instruction comes with a picture showing the ending product of each step.
    Thanks so much for your effort & information.

    Ellen

    • I have been trying to find time to make another one and take pictures. It takes time to stop and take pictures every step of the way. I will try to do it soon. If that doesn’t work, maybe I’ll make some drawings.

    • The second one will do. Its an incandescent. Do not use the LED bulb, halogen or fluorescent bulbs.

      I have found 40 watt incandescent appliance bulbs work well and are readily available. Also, 25 watt chandelier bulbs work well. Don’t be concerned that its only 25 watts. That’s plenty for color therapy.

      Its better to get clear glass, but sometimes all that’s available is the white frosted.

  2. Wow, thanks for those detailed instructions. I’m having a hard time visualizing it. Can you please send pictures? I would really appreciate it!

  3. I just can’t follow without a visual aid. I learn by seeing it done. Please, if you can post step by step picture of how to construct a light box.

  4. I will try to find time soon. Its a big production to photograph or video every step of creating the box, but due to so many requests, I will do it as soon as I get a few free hours.

  5. Dear Light Soul,
    Do you by any chance have a video where you show these instructions and step by step building of this color box? It would be greatly appreciated!
    Kind Regards,
    Diana

    • The Dinshah Health Society answered: When using a projector with a 40-watt incandescent bulb, the case will get quite warm so covering it is not recommended. If it has vent holes which are emitting too much light, they can be covered.

  6. Dear Sir/Madam,

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    Are all the bulbs below suitable for color therapy despite their differences in shape?
    I would appreciate your advice on which shape is most appropriate if both can be used.
    Many thanks

    • Yes, the shape doesn’t make any difference. Its the size of the base and whether the threads will fit into the socket. From what I can see in the pictures, these bulbs are standard incandescent US lights with a medium base. They should fit into a medium socket. As long as they are not any higher than 40 watts, they should work fine.

  7. Could one use just the aluminum lamp with gel clipped to the front, rather than employing the box? Thank you 🙏🏻

  8. I recommend a theater spotlight using an incandescent halogen bulb with filter attachment as it will provide a more focused beam for energy delivery, as the combination of color and infrared is necessary in the bodies healing process. Halogen lamps emits small amount of UV if its quartz outer have UV dopants. Hard glass halogens don’t emits any UV.

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