A fascinating guide to using the iris to discover the encoded secrets of the body and mind Is it really possible to see our hidden nature in our irises? Have the hereditary patterns of our ancestors left their genetic markers buried deep within the fibres of the iris, waiting to reveal themselves at key moments in our lifetime? In his latest book, renowned expert in behavioural iridology Andrew Mason fuses the practice of behavioural and physical iridology into one highly effective model. The eyes are generally our first contact point with another, and in that instant, we start to feel what another person might be like. With just a look, it is possible to convey despair, rage, hatred, pity, affection and happiness, and all that from a fleeting glance! This book provides a unique insight into the secret depths of the iris. Behavioural Iridology will be an essential guide for those interested in the practical application of both schools of iridology.
The famous adage "The eyes are the windows to the soul" is more than just a lovely metaphor. It's the principle behind behavioral iridology (BI), which assesses personality types, social attributes, and romantic attraction based on iris patterns. Everyone's iris type is classified in one of two ways: the "thinking type" or the "emotional type." In BI studies, the astonishing revelation is that 85 percent of married couples have opposing iris patterns. Opposites are known to attract, but what happens when those differences eventually cause relationship issues rather than intimacy? Jim Verghis, BI, founder of the Institute of Behavioral Iridology, applies this method and explores its effect on long-term relationships. In addition to revealing the nature of attraction, he delves into key elements of maintaining a healthy and loving relationship: personal responsibility, communication, and self-love. Learn to be more aware and respectful of yourself and your partner. Discover the importance of honest communication and effectively voicing your needs. Recognize the foundation and practices of accepting who you are. Filled with numerous strategies and tools, Behavioral Iridology teaches you and your partner to break destructive patterns and look inside yourselves for lasting, meaningful relationship solutions.
A complete guide to decoding the iris to reveal health predispositions for prevention and early treatment • Details the fundamental reflex signs of iridology and how to identify constitutional strengths and weaknesses in the stroma, pigments, and capillaries of the eyes as well as read energy patterns in pupil tone • Explores the history and development of iridology from the 18th century to today • Includes analysis of real case studies with full-color photos and illustrations The iris of your eye is a personal and unique identifier that expresses much more about us than we can imagine. Through detailed observation of the irises’ stroma, pigments, and capillaries, you can determine a person’s constitutional strengths and weaknesses and gain insight into their genetic predisposition to certain illnesses as well as preventive and treatment options that would be most effective. By reading the iris, practitioners of natural medicine can interpret the signs that reveal a client’s lifestyle choices and use this knowledge to make enlightened decisions regarding the client’s health plan and how to help them realize their full potential. In this full-color guide, Gustau Pau, an iridologist with more than 35 years of experience, details the chromatic scale and signs expressed in the eyes and how to use them to identify organs and their function as well as susceptibility to specific ailments. He explores the history and development of iridology from Hildegard von Bingen’s work on healing to 18th-century European scientists, including Ignaz von Peczely, the father of modern iridology. He reveals recent iridology developments on identifying genetically inherited physical traits, explaining how individuals can use this insight to make nutritional and lifestyle choices that will offset inherited weaknesses and bolster strengths. Focusing on the digestive system, he shows how the pupillary zone can reveal digestive function and demonstrates how diet is responsible for causing many diseases. The author also explores miasmas in the eyes, includes methods for reading energy patterns in pupil tone, and offers the scientific explanation for the old contention that the “eyes are the windows of the soul.” Illustrating the fundamental signs that iridologists use for reference, Pau provides sample iridographies and real case studies with photos and diagrams. Explaining how scientific research on the eye has not yet caught up with the innovations of iridology, he shows how the eyes reveal both our internal state and future health and have a much broader role in the body that we are only now just discovering.
A guide to the the relationship between the human iris and psychological characteristics. Written by renowned and established iridologist Peter Jackson-Main, this expertly conceived book provides a ground-breaking methodological model of how the iris might be used to understand the energetic, psychological and emotional attributes of a person. The analysis presented in The Mind’s Eye places energy as the central aspect of an individual’s reality. It argues that the physical body is an extension of such energy in the physical realm: a map of one’s intentions in manifesting as a physical being. Jackson-Main situates the irises as this map, which when studied will allow true depth understanding of the human body. The book begins with a brief examination of the epistemological foundations of accepted theory and practice in medicine and healing. It continues as a journey, exploring the development of iris analysis throughout the twentieth century, including information on the possibility of heritable personality traits seen in the iris. Jackson-Main then provides his own perspectives on iris analysis, in a manner which is accessible for both practitioners, and any lay-person looking to learn more about themselves. The book also contains a comprehensive guide to completing an ‘energetic’ iris chart, and suggested exercises of practice. Not only is The Mind’s Eye an indispensable guide for any health practitioners wishing to incorporate behavioural iridology to into their work, but it is also an invitation for all humans to embark on a deeply symbolic journey of self-discovery initiated through the marvels of the eye.
How to use the iris of the eye as a diagnostic medical tool The human iris provides a unique window into our bodies, offering clues to our past, present, and future health. Its related science—iridology—allows us to assess our wellbeing and provides pathways to follow to ensure we remain physically and emotionally fit. Iridologist and herbalist Peter Jackson-Main demonstrates just how easy it is for readers to make use of this diagnostic tool. With just a small flashlight and a mirror, you can begin to compare your eyes with the dozens shown in this book, learning about your constitution and how you can avoid potential health problems In this revised and expanded edition, Practical Iridology also explains what the colours and markings of your eyes reveal; details dietary and exercise routines for different iris types; provides a visual glossary of the different iris signs; and offers guidance in preparing remedies.
This powerful diagnostic tool is becoming more widespread and practitioners and laypeople alike can turn to 'Iridology in Practice' to further their understanding of the available information for maximum benefit. Beyond the technical aspects of iridology, this book also presents a holistic approach to wellness of body, mind, and soul, where the author draws on her twenty years of practical experience in complementary medicine.
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