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Back in May, Scott wrote a post about an Iridology workshop he attended.
Finally, he has found the time to ‘read’ my eyes. So I thought I would share what his Iridology charts and reference books tell him about by eyes.
First, the structure of my Iris
Using the book ‘Iridology Basic Skills by Narelle S Duncan” to assist with the details.
It seems I have what is called a Linen Iris.
The book states that a person with a Linen Iris has the following physical characteristics;
– good general health with normal energy, strength and endurance levels.
– a medium resistance to disease, a standard pain tolerance, and average recuperative powers.
However, is susceptible to disease, particularly stress related conditions and digestive imbalances.
In regards personal characteristics, a Linen Iris indicates a broad-minded person.
Someone easy to be around and has a tendency to be a good listener.
Has strength of character with the ability to understand other people’s vulnerabilities and emotional problems.
Next are the markings in the Iris
I have a couple of marks that are identified as a Jewel and a Flower. These are associated with other personality traits.
A Jewell is associated with traits such as intellectual influence, analytical and attention to detail.
Other traits are a tendency to over think and to be goal driven.
A Flower is associated with traits such as emotional decisions and instant gratification. This mark is also associated with an attraction to colours and photography.
The presence of both types of markings in the Iris indicates a combination of both of these personality traits.
I found this information really interesting. Many of these statements are correct in describing me. Maybe not 100% of all of the points, however every day is different. Those of you who know me may have a different opinion.
There are other indications in my eyes that may be records of past illnesses and injuries. At this stage Scott does not have the skills to correctly decipher them.
I can see how this practice would enable a practitioner to have a better understanding of their patient. This then gives them the ability to tailor their approach and treatment to suit the individual.
Our eyes really can be a window into our soul.
On that note, till the next post,
Live Clean n Prosper
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