Free · an interactive introduction
The Session Room
Meet the instrument that carries the colour — open the case, load the pen, and feel the gesture of a session.
Open the case
This is a working practitioner's kit — an Esogetics Perlux PF-450 COMBI, photographed in our own studio: two light pens, seven glass colour rods, seven screw-on colour filters, a point probe, and a spare lamp in its nest.
then touch each instrument to meet it
Load a colour
The P-117 takes one glass rod at a time — the colour is not painted on the light, it is the light, carried through dyed glass to a point small enough to meet a single spot of skin. Choose a rod:
The pen is unloaded. Choose a colour above.
Bring it to the hand
Now the gesture itself. The pen becomes your pointer: move it over the hand, and touch the skin to set the colour there. Try this quieting gesture — an illustration of how a session feels, nothing more:
- Rest the light on the thumb tip — in a real session a point is held calmly, often for half a minute or more.
- Then the little-finger tip — the far end of the same small map you met on the front page.
- Finish at the centre of the palm — and let the hand be still for a breath.
the guided gesture is written for the hand; the foot is free exploration
drag with two moves to turn the hand; a still touch applies the light
That is the gesture. Which points, which colours, in which order and why — that is the actual craft, and it is taught, point by point, in the Professional Practitioner Certification. You can also keep exploring freely above — any colour, any spot.
The other instruments
The flat-focus F-333 takes the screw-on filter caps instead of rods — a wider circle of colour for zones rather than points. The point probe is the little steel wand used to find and prepare a point before light is applied. Both are taught in the training; both live in this same case.
