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The eye is the window of the soul. Have fun with your family and friends as you discover what their eyes reveal about their health, their personality, who they are attracted to and their life lesson.

This application has been designed to explain a range of information about what can be revealed with a quick overview of signs you can see in each other with your naked eye or when looking in your mirror.

There are no two irises exactly alike. In fact, each iris is as individual as a fingerprint. Security companies use the iris for personal identification (Iris Biometrics).

There is an infinite variety of combinations in the iris. This application explains colours and markings that are easy to see. Use the standard chart to assess which organs and tissues have markings in one another or use the reversed chart to examine your own eyes in a mirror. You should combine relevant information when you observe more than one sign.

The eye is the most complex external structure of the human anatomy. There is a reflex connection between the iris and every organ and tissue of the body by way of the nervous system.
Iridologists use the eye as a screening tool to detect individual dispositions. Assessment of colour variations and fibre patterns make it possible to determine underlying inherent organ and tissue weakness, which can be activated or remain dormant according to diet, environment and psychosocial factors. It is also possible to establish aspects of the personality, which can be influenced by conscious and subconscious emotional patterns.

Your eyes make you a unique reflection of the physical, emotional and mental issues of your parents and two generations behind them. The health issues of these predecessors are listed in each section. Whether or not you develop this inborn potential to the best or worst scenario is influenced by the way you eat, drink, think, live and love.

Iridology is used to determine health problems at their earliest stages in order to prevent illness and maintain optimum wellness. Iridology assessment is not meant to replace professional medical advice and in no way represents a diagnosis. For a thorough evaluation, see a professional Iridologist.
The information is extracted from the award winning “Integrated Iridology Textbook” by Toni Miller – Australia’s leading Iridology educator and researcher.

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