We know that the iris holds knowledge concerning our physical health and genetic predispositions.
Did you also know that it holds clues as to one's personality and emotional traits?
This is a newer study in the field of Iridology and equally as fascinating. Just like the physical aspect that is confirmed again and again, I have found these emotional behavior patterns to be strikingly accurate as well.
This iris is blue. But over the blue color you can see a smattering of pretty brown/orangish pigments. Dots of color. *Jewels*
Clients with beautiful jewels in their eyes tend to be more on the analytical side of nature. They are very thinking-oriented.
Now, certainly everyone thinks and everyone analyzes, but for Jewel irises, these traits dominate their personality.
They are very visual learners, so you'll catch them reading, observing, and watching a lot.
Jewel irises love details. They also like to tell people what to do. They will try and control themselves and situations, which at times can give the illusion of self-righteousness, and aloofness.
Jewels really value freedom and will resent anything or anyone attempting to control them.
One of my favorite things about those with these iris types, is that although they can be hesitant to accept new ideas, they will end up leading the way once they have thoroughly analyzed the possibilities.
Jewels excel as leaders and teachers, as they are excellent speakers and relate easily to other people.
Jewels need balance in their life. When they become out of balance, they will develop a scatterbrain and analyze and question every thing to death.
They fear criticism and being controlled by others. They are uncomfortable with their own vulnerability, and although they love the unknown, they don't often allow themselves to experience or feel it.
I have a Jewel iris.
Look closely at your eyes today. Do you have pretty flecks of different colors in your eyes? And if so, do these personality traits describe you too?
