First step – Genetic inheritance and predispositions through Iridology
Iridology is a powerful diagnostic tool that uses the interpretation of the iris, the coloured part of the eye, to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the body and personality. The colours and the structures present in the iris have specific meanings and significance in the assessment of someone’s constitution and genetic background. The iris starts forming around the 7th week of gestation and continues its development through the prenatal period, childhood and slows down as one approaches puberty. The adult iris does not change in structure and carries all the elements that are encoded in the person’s genes. In time, new pigments and elements like a cholesterol ring can appear and add new information about the person’s health status.
What can be seen through iris analysis?
The iris colour gives an indication about the person’s constitution: blue iris people have different health predispositions compared to brown or green iris people. Some will be more predisposed to mucus conditions, asthma and allergies, others will struggle more with circulatory problems, or digestive issues. The structures visible in the iris, like the fibres or the openings or furrows, tell us about areas of the body or personality that require attention. People with a compact structure will show a strong and uncompromising nervous system, which often can lead them to burnout, if not properly addressed. A looser structure in the iris will indicate an openness in sharing, creativity and a more emotional quality to the personality. By learning what our iris structure means, we can address and focus on those aspects that call for attention and as a result, our general health and wellbeing will improve.
The iris structure is genetically predisposed, so it will not change, even when we make adjustments based on the findings in the iris. Therefore, in order to assess progress in our health journey, we need an extra tool that can tell us where we are at and what might be the cause of blockages and symptoms.
Second step – Energetic diagnosis through Energy Emission Analysis
Energy Emission Analysis (EEA) is an innovative diagnostic method that manifests the dynamics of the body and its energetic field. The technique is based on the Kirlian effect, or electrophotography in the high frequency field, which captures the emissions of energy, appearing as luminescence, from the human body by exposing the skin to a harmless high-frequency field. These emissions depend on the surface charge distribution of the skin and change according to environmental stimuli and the person’s emotional, mental and physical state.
Colourpuncture founder Peter Mandel integrated the research in the field of biophysics and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to precisely interpret EEA pictures. Thanks to this approach, it is now possible to identify energetic blockages and deep imbalances within the individual, by understanding the connection between the symptoms and their origin, often finding their source in past traumas and stresses. This allows the formulation of personalised treatments aimed at rebalancing the organism.
How does it work?
The photographic device, known as BioPhoton-Scan, captures in real time the emission of biophotons radiating from the tips of fingers and toes, which are the end terminals of meridians, according to TCM, and show a particular high density of charge.
The fingers and toes are positioned onto a glass screen, connected to a metal plate through a high-frequency impulse generator. When the image is captured, the electric field creates a light emission generated by electrons in motion. This light transfers onto the screen and creates a visible map of the body’s energy, which can then be interpreted. This high frequency exposure is very short and harmless for humans because it is of low potency.
Energetic diagnosis
Through years of research, Peter Mandel has developed the topography of the EEA, a map that guides the interpretation of the emissions that can be linked to different parts of the body. The quality of the emission, any gaps or densities allow the practitioner to outline the person’s energetic state and where energy blockages or imbalances are present. These are addressed in the treatment sessions with the aim of bringing the organism back into balance.
At the base of this approach there is the fundamental understanding that every symptom finds its origin in unprocessed traumas or stresses. A stressful event can alter the energetic flow and can lead to psychological and biochemical changes, ultimately leading to symptoms being manifested by the individual. The symptomatic stage of disease is really the last stage in the pathological process that makes people aware something is ‘wrong’. Symptoms and diseases are only the ‘tip of the iceberg’. The changes leading to that are actually present energetically a long time beforehand and can be visualised through the EEA images.
By addressing the phenomena visible on the EEA pictures, it is possible to improve the person’s energetic state as well as prevent the development of complaints, by acting on those energetic shifts that precedes symptoms. The effect can be very rapid and the EEA picture will change accordingly, after the treatment.
