Far Infra Red Rays (Otherwise called "The Light of Life")

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Far Infra Red Rays

(Otherwise called "The Light of Life")

Far Infra Red Rays is a type of electromagnetic wave, like that of invisible rays. We know that Far infrared Rays are a spectrum of sunlight.

Sunlight can be categorized as visible and invisible rays. Visible rays include those that we can see in the spectrum of sunlight such as red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet whereas invisible rays can either be gamma rays, x-rays or ultraviolet rays. These have much shorter Electro waves as compared to visible rays and are extremely penetrative.

A German scientist named Sir William Herschel in 1800 while he was carrying out sun spectrograph research discovered infrared rays. His research led to the discovery that while there were the known visible and invisible rays as described above, there was a third previously unknown invisible ray. This ray has extremely strong heat reaction and is between 0.75 microns and 1000 microns. It was after named infrared rays.

Infrared rays are categorized as:

Near Infrared rays (0.76 - 1.56 microns)

Mid Infrared rays (1.5 - 4 microns) and

Far Infrared Rays (4-1000 microns).

According to biological research, Far InfraRed Rays are absorbed very easily by the human body. It brings numerous benefits to our bodies and other living creatures as it helps in all aspects of bodily growth and development. Thus, it is aptly named the 'Light of Life', as it is the source of all life on our Earth. Sea turtles lay their eggs on the sandy beaches and bury them in the sand. Under the heat of the sun, and effects of Far Infra Red Rays acting on the eggs for a period of time, tiny turtles are hatched. This is just of the infinite life forms attributed to Far InfraRed Rays. Some of you would have noticed that children attacked by polio were given a special treatment called "The Sand Treatment". The affected children would be made to stand in the sand half-buried i.e. buried upto their waist level, so that their limbs would get strengthened. This will very simply explain the effect of Far InfraRed Rays.

Actually, Far InfraRed Rays do not only originate from the sun. Many living things on Earth are able to produce the Far Infra Red Rays under specific conditions. This 'Light of Life" causes the albumen and the yolk to develop into blood vessels, nerves, skeletons, hearts and other respective organs thus giving life to the young.

Some people are able to treat ailments of others, as their personal emission of Far InfraRed Rays is very strong. This is what is known as "Qi-gong" and "The Healing powers of Qi-gong".

What is so unique about Far InfraRed Rays?

They travel in straight lines.

They are easily absorbed by the human body, reaching as far as 4-5 cm into the body. It reacts from inside the body.

They vibrate at the same frequency as the human body. When it comes in contact with bodies of a similar wave-length, such as the human body and other living things, there will be resonance thus causing both waves to vibrate at the same frequency and eventually the Far Infra Red Rays are absorbed by the body itself. This is called "Resonance Absorption".

They cause a warm effect once they enter the human body. This is because the rays activate molecules and body cells. This effect is limited to varying levels in individual bodies.