by Andrew Mason (Author)
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.
Product details
Publisher : Aeon Books
Publication date : January 28, 2025
Language : English
ISBN-10 : 1801521514
ISBN-13 : 978-1801521512

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