Hundreds of Colors available with a tunable light source!

The XM light source, from Lightfield Systems

Imagine if you had a piano with only a dozen keys, instead of 88.  You could play songs, but fairly soon the ear would grow tired of the limited spectral possibilities.  The same is true of light.  Most light sources are based on a small set of fixed filters.  This limits the range of responses or balancing that can be evoked from the human nervous and subtle energy systems.

The XM is a narrow bandwidth tunable light source that allows selection of hundreds of colors in the visible spectrum between red and violet.  Practitioners using the XM typically employ a bioenergy readout technique to find the exact color wavelength necessary to evoke the desired client response.  (Techniques such as applied kinesiology [muscle testing], EEG, EMG, GSR, EAV, etc.)
 
 

Features of the XM light source:

  • portable, 16 x 20 x 9 inches
  • computerized remote control of color &  functions; LED nanometer readout
  • flexible light guide output to eyes or body; 8 mm dia; tripod
  • stand
  • optional  interface & program to IBM comp. parallel port
  • full spectrum xenon arc lamp source.  LCD glasses, adjustable flash rate

More pictures of the XM:

On the left is the hand controller with button interface and LED readout screen.  On the right is the microcontroller containing the computer and LCD interfaces.

The three buttons of the hand controller are used as follows: left button steps down in nanometers;  right button steps up.  The center button enters a menu system where other parameters can be set.
 
Side view of the case, showing exhaust fan and switches.

 

The XM operator manual explaining how the unit is setup and use of the hand controller.