Stress in Brain Reflex Zone

a) An advanced Y stress lines deposited in the Vital Force Zone, indicate this person is experiencing a hard time or a critical life time in a matter of prsonal health issue, family, career in a critical manner. Stress, pressure, depression, low self-esteem, emotional imbalance might be experienced.

b) & C) an extension stress branches from the main advanced stress line. A Pituitary and Nerve Fray stress lines. Indicate a chronic emotional stress, headache and insomia.

1), 2), 3) & 4) various pockets \ encapsulation stress lines - indicates a serious infection in sinus \ sinusitis problem.

Encapsulation Stress in Tyroid

L- Sclera :

1)An advanced congestion with encapsulated stress lines in the Thyroid, Low Rarynx and Esophagus area.

2) Both congestion \ encapsulation or infection stress line - reddish color with thicker lines, indicate that the problem was accumulated some time, and is an alarm sign for immdiate treatment. Possible Problems - Throat infection or Chronic Cough due to heavy smoking addicted, Hypothyroidism or Hyperthyroidism.

Digestive Stress - Sclera Vs Iris

R-Sclera:

a) An advanced Y stress line to Kidney, indicate a kidney stress. A secondary involvement stree line towards to small intestine, indicate absorption problem.

b) An advanced Y with 90% enclosed/encapsulate stress line towards to Pancreas, indicate a digestive disorder or sugar imbalance problem. The stress line branches with another congestion stress line crossing horinzontally to kidney area.

R- Iris

A constricted Autonomic Nerve Wreath with a structure of large pupil with large collarette indicate the absorption, assimilation and digestion problem. Possible constipation with slow moving colon.

This person possible having indeficiency function in Digestion, Elimination and Detoxification system.

Tzu Chi Charity Food Fair ~ 16/11/08

The Universal Message

Love for GOD and Service to Mankind.

By Swami Shantanand Saraswathi

Bio of His Holiness Swami Shantananda Saraswathi

Early life

Swamiji was born in a village called Tirukovillur, in south India on April, 1934. At birth he was given the name Chandrashekar.

In 1971, a young Hindu monk by the name of Swami Shantanand arrived for the first time in Malaysia with a prayer to his master Swami Sivananda of Rishikesh: "Dear Master, I do not know why you have brought me here, but let me be worthy of your love and grace".

In Kuala Lumpur, he was hosted by a family and through them met a number of families. His gatherings were filled with songs in praise of God and his talks illuminated almost every conceivable subject pertinent to life and living but most of all, it was the way he spoke God's love that filled the hearts of those who heard him.

His approach was all embracing and his ideology simple: "Follow any path, religion or doctrine, but believe in it sincerely, because the sincerity of your belief will illuminate and guide you to the ultimate common goal - God"

He taught the universal message found in all religions: Love for GOD and service to mankind.
Soon by word of mouth, his following spread from Kuala Lumpur to Penang, Johor Bahru, Singapore and gradually to Perth and Melbourne in Australia. As some time passed by, a core of some one hundred families became his regular followers in each centre and over a period of ten years, these followers were affectionately referred to as the Shiva Family. To date, Swamiji has thousands of devotees world-wide, be it those those who actively engage in His Divine activities (Shiva Family) or those who silently carry out his Cosmic teachings around the Globe.

The Shiva family comprised many youngsters and Swamiji felt the urge to begin a cultural centre so that the children in the group would learn dance and music and thereby preserve something of their rich cultural heritage.

In 1981, with the help of this devotees, Master Shivdas and wife Vatsala, Master Gopal Shetty and wife Radha, who were all dance teachers, Swamiji inspired the beginnings of the Temple of Fine Arts. Music, art and dance, he taught, have their origins in the Divine, hence, the word "Temple".

Here the divine is worshipped through the fine arts and art is taught just for the love of it. Today, the Temple of Fine Arts teaches different classical and folk dances and music of South as well as North Indian. It has become a government recognized non-profit institution in all its centers. Temple of Fine Arts has its wings world over, namely, Kuala Lunpur, Penang, Melaka, Johor Bahru, Singapore, Chennai(Madras), Coimbatore, Perth, New Jersey and Italy (latest).

Once a year, it conducts "Festival of Arts" - a week long offering of dance, drama and music, choreographed, directed and produced entirely by the teachers, students and other members of the institution. These presentations & stage productions are all given as a love offering to the public, free of charge.

The adage "athithi devo bhava" meaning "the guest is God" was the motivating factor. This concept a tribute to the Goddess of Plenty, whose name is Annalakshmi, and the ideals, the warmth and the service very soon captured the taste buds and imagination of diners and connoisseurs alike.

Today, Annalakshmi brings Indian vegetarian cuisine to more and more people in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Hyderabad, UK, Singapore, Coimbatore, Perth and Madras. And it does this within an ambience of great beauty. Annalakshmi is lavishly decorated with paintings, statues, and pillars from India and has subtly given unique expression to the pleasures of art and cuisine.

Annalakshmi's reputation as one of the most beautifully decorated restaurants prompted Swamiji to launch yet another wing of the Temple of Fine Arts, namely, Lavanya - its visual arts centre.

Lavanya is a Sanskrit word for Beauty, is a treasure trove of India's splendid artistic and cultural heritage. Income from Lavanya not only helps fund the charitable activities of Temple of Fine Arts, but also provides for the struggling artisans of India.

As many of the Shiva family members are doctors, Swamiji inspired the founding of the Temple of Service. Here the members give up their leisure evening hours to do voluntary service by providing medical treatment to the urban poor free of charge. Since inception in 1983, the centre has a medical, dental and eye section and over a hundred thousand patients have been treated.

Spiritual Life

Initially influenced by the great master Swami Gnanananda Giri, at age 14 he became a disciple of Swami Sivananda Saraswati. He received his spiritual training in Rishikesh for 14 years and later disseminated his master's teachings in India, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia.

Swami Shantananda taught of the Love for GOD and Service to Mankind.

Swami ShantanandaSaraswathi Video (1998) :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EorNf53En1E&feature=channel

His Holiness Swami Shantanand Saraswathi

His Holiness Swami Shantanand Saraswathi
Inspiration and Founder

He mirrors the minds of those around him. Infinitely sensitive to every phenomenon and for whom every phenomenon is a stimulus capable of provoking an infinite series of thoughts, he is a man whom admirable texts cannot exhaust, do not even define.
He says little, yet moves the young and old to action. An Indian by birth, a swami by choice, a sadhu by temperament, his ideas are nurtured by the simple, universal truths repeated endlessly in all cultures – serve, love, give – selflessly.

Homeless in the literal sense of the word, yet firmly entrenched in the hearts of all those who seek the answers to the eternal mysteries, he guides by the light of the Masters.
He creates outside the realm of reason, real yet symbolic worlds. His words confound and enlighten simultaneously. They are open to a multitude of meanings. Together they form a myriad of tiny mirrors that reflect the minds of his listeners.

Perhaps the most striking quality of his words is the way they dismantle beliefs and notions foisted by years of schooled wisdom. And at the end of it all, to glimpse in a strange intangible way, the quintessence of things as they always were and always will be.
Such insights, though rare and precious, are sufficient to inspire, to motivate action to take that one extra step towards realizing a dream.

“Follow any path, religion or doctrine, but believe it sincerely, because the sincerity of your belief will illuminate and guide you to the ultimate goal – God.”

This was the simple ideology Swami Shantanand Saraswathi gave to his audience when he first spoke of God, love, life and religion.

He had arrived in Kuala Lumpur for the first time in 1971 with a prayer to his great master Swami Shivananda of Rishikesh: “Dear master, I do not know why you have brought me here, but let me be worthy of your love and grace.”

He gave illuminating talks on almost every conceivable subject pertinent to life and living, but most of all it was the way he spoke of God’s love that filled the hearts of those who heard him.

He taught the universal message found in all religions: Love for God and service to mankind.

His warm and affectionate manner made it possible for the young and old alike to learn from him that God is Love. Love that can be expressed in many ways, chief of which is service to mankind. This touched the hearts of many.

In 1981, with the help of Gopal and Radha Shetty and Sivadas and Vatsala, he established The Temple of Fine Arts. This was to become the beautiful beginning of a unique vision – helping the youth of today rediscover the magnificent cultural and artistic heritage of India to which they belong. In the twenty five years past, Swamiji had established this shrine of music and dance in Singapore, Australia, India and Malaysia, with the latest centre in New Jersey, USA in 2004!

More significantly, The Temple of Fine Arts had become a centre of artistic, cultural and spiritual expression and exploration for its members and its students.

The above article is depicted from THE TEMPLE OF FINE ART (KL)

http://tfa.org.my/bday/pageswamiji.html

Thyroid Stress in Right Iris & Sclera

A Thyroid Congestion stress line.

With above same person of right sclera and iris. A small section of Inner Pupillary Border sign ( IPB) is missing or absent approximate at 290 degree ( Space 7 ), indicate possible Hypothyroidism or Hyperthyroidism, Thyroid cysts problem

Radii Solaris in the Head Zone

1) A radial furrow growthing in the Brain zone indicates that the possibility of pituitary stress, such as headaches, migrain, mental stress or emotional imbalance. The toxicity accumalation in the digestion and absorption system possible occurred.

2) Possible of Sinus problem.

Stress & Contraction

Stress Rings - Contraction Furrow - Corneal Acrus - Urinary \Prostate Stress - Heart Stress

A deep hard and solid contraction furrow crossing with 5 intermittent lines of Anxiety Titanic Stress lines, both indicate this person is experiencing a nerve stress, pressure, tension and having an imbalance in digestion, absorption, detoxification and elimination , possible high toxicity and parasites, fungus or bacterial involvement in his body system.

1) Diamond shape lacuane with some grey rarification loose fiber deposited in the Heart area, possible of cardiovascular problem.

2) A deep contraction furrow or ray was penetrated through the lacunae.

Pigmentation & Lacunae

1) A brown pigment spot was deposited in the Pancreas and (Neck + Shoulder ) zone. This brown pigment was indicated indeficiency in Liver, Gall Bladder and Kidney.

2) 2 closed lacunae was deposited in the Sinus and Pancreas zone. Possible sinus and panreas problem.

1) One closed lacuna was found in the Kidney zone.

2) A rarification loose fiber weave was developed in the Kidney zone. Strong indication of Kidney problem.

3) A small brown dot was found in the ciliary zone, indicate Liver, Gall Bladder and possible Kidney problem.

Brown pigment was found inside the Autonomic Nerve Wreath, indicate digestion, absorption and elimination problems. Stomach - Colon - Liver.

Composite Whorl

2 Loops facing opposite direction to each other, like " Tai-Chi" graphical pattern, named as Composite Whorl.



Ridge Count : 20

Pattern Configurations

1) Sweat Holes
2) Fork
3) Enclosure
4) Short ridge
5) End of ridge

Imploding Whorl

Ridge Count : 15

Peacock's Eye

The loop with an whorl or eye in it.


Ridge Count: 11

Ulnar Loop - Ridge Count

Ridge Count : 9 ridges

Ridges Count

Ridge count from the delta point to central of the pattern area ( Loop). The ridge count is :19 ridges

The Triradius (Delta) and Ridges

1) Derma Ridges : Ridges of the skin produced by the projecting papillae of the dermis on the palm of the hand, producing a fingerprint characteristic of the individual.

2) Triradius : the figure at the base of each finger print in the palm, produced by rows of papillae running in three directions so as to form a triangle

Dermatoglyphics - Ulnar Loop

Loop Pattern

Psychological Characteristics:

Loop: Mental and emotional elasticity with possible lack of concentration. Adaptable, versatile and emotionally responsive. By Edward D. Campbell © 1998.

What is Sclerology and how does it work ?

By David Holden, ND, MS, Principal, Institute of Applied Iridology & Sclerology

Many of you have heard about Sclerology since we brought it to New Zealand in 1998. Common questions asked are what is it ? How does it work ? Is it better than Iridology ? Is it complex, involved or take long to train in ?

Sclerology has two distinct sources; Native American Indian, which is the form that we teach here in New Zealand and Australia, and the Chinese version. Little research has been done into the Oriental version as the sparse texts are only available in Chinese and interpretation is a long complex and involved process. Much more accessible is the Native American Indian tradition that has been written down directly into English.

Sclerology is defined as the interpretation of the red lines in the whites of the eyes and their meaning for health evaluation and analysis. The work that we teach here in New Zealand is from the original manuscripts and direct verbal teachings of Dr Alexander Stuart Wheelwright who was both a Herbalist and a Medicine Man with two tribes in the Native American Indian traditions. A controversial character, he gave permission for his teachings to be written down and taught by Dr. Jack Tips, a well-known lecturer, author and practitioner of Clinical Nutrition, Homeopathy and Natural Medicine in Austin, Texas, USA.

Sclerology works by Neuro-muscular reflexes from the brain and optic nerve into the four rectus muscles surrounding each eye. These reflexes transmit direct informa-tion about the blood, lymph, and nervous system integrity of all parts of the physical body onto the four main quadrants of the sclera, or white portion of the eyes.

Sclerology is not "better" than Iridology, nor is Iridology "better" than Sclerology. Both eye sciences are part of the Integrated Eye Diagnosis system that we have been teaching in Australia & New Zealand since 1998.

Dr. Jack Tips states: "Iridologists use Sclerology as a second witness to the information that the body is trying to tell us about it's internal state. . . . more accomplished Iridologists in the US now use both systems because their accuracy rate improves helping them treat patients and clients more effectively."

We teach Sclerology downunder as a stand alone system as well as an additional, confirming diagnostic technique for the competent Natural Therapist who is striving for better diagnostic abilities and treatment options for their patients and clients. Obviously the more training in related subjects (e.g. Homeopathy, Nutrition, Medicine, Chinese Medicine, Naturopathy, Herbalism, Homeobotanicals, Bodywork, Counselling, etc.) that the practitioner has studied, the more useful they will find Sclerology in clinical applications.

For the general public, confidence in the practitioner improves as their ability to sort out the "wood from the trees" dramatically increases using this technology. This results in a greater chance of getting well faster and staying that way.

Sclerology has been around for a long time (at least 3000 years in Chinese Medicine and Native American Indian traditions). One thing is for sure - we haven't heard the last of this intriguing system of health evaluation. Advances in Computer applications, emotional interpretation of signs and more Western research by the ISI and it's affiliates, is revealing the inherent wisdom of this system of health analysis.

How To Chart The Sclera

Professional Sclera Chart

Most Sclerologist simply chart "around the clock". They lift the eyelid of either eye and have the client look straight down.

It's important to watch the iris as the client look straight down to verify that the eye is indeed STRAIGHT DOWN. Some people look off to the side when you say, "straight down". If this occurs, give them something to look at such as a paper on your lap or the cap of your pen so they are looking straight down. This ensures that twelve o'clock in the sclera is twelve o'clock on your chart and your lines are drawn in the right zone.

Chart the lines in that quadrant according to their "o' clock" points of origination and termination.

Then have the client look straight up ensuring the six o' clock sclera area is exposed directly at the bottom of the eye. Chart the lines in that quadrant.
Then have the client look straight left and straight right and chart the lines in those quadrants for each eye.

Occasionally you'll need to verify a line that falls in between the quadrants (i.e. 2:00, 4:00, 8:00, 10:00). Just hold your pen up where you want the client to look and keep looking while you verify a line or chart its actual pathway.

WITH AN ACCURATE CHART, A SCLEROLOGIST CAN PROVIDE AN INTERPRETATION AND INSIGHTS ON HOW TO IMPROVE HEALTH.

By Dr. Jack Tips

Klinik Derma Sivasanta Video

Please watch and listen to what our team says

http://www.penangnettv.com/klinikdermasivasanta/

An Analysis of Lacunae

Polygrandular Constitution - Various lacunae, crypts and defect signs around the autonomic nerve wreath. Glandular function insufficiency, such as digestive, pancreas, gall baldder, adrenals, pituitary, pineal, and thyroid.

The picture showing various lacunae - semi-open and close lacunae with grey shading fibers , loose weave, indicates an irritation, inflammation and poor resistance to infection in the Lung zone. This person possible having asthma, bronchitis, respiratory and sinus problem.

Stairstep lacuna in the ovary / intestinal zone . An alarm sign for further checking the affected area.

An insufficiency of kidney showing the diamond shape loose weave fibers with so called Rhomboid lacuna. These multitude of rhomboid lacuane show a genetic history and tendency to immuno depression and diverticulitis in the large intestine.

Collarette Crypts seating above the pupillary border.

Collarette Crypts - These crypts can indicate a familial history of bowel imbalance and an inherited disposition to gastrointestinal disease. Collarette crypts\ small lacunae just inside the collarette or nutrive zone. This is a genetic marker and indicates a family history of GI deficiency.

Stress - Time Risk

A) In "Time Risk "factor, the person might experiencing unfavorable incident in the age of 30 ~ 35. The collarette was indentation ( flatten)toward pupillary border at the degree of 90 ~ 180 (anti-clockwise).

B) A sharp deep vertical line ( 180 degree ) was deposited on the adreanl gland, indicates this person under emotional stress.

An advance 3 concentrated stress lines

An advance Throat/ Thyroid stress extending with 3 concentrated Y- fork stress lines, indicates this person might having thyroid problem or heavy smoking addicted.

Sclera Analysis - 9

1) A vertical stress line extends toward to small intestine zone.
2) An advanced thick reddish Y-Fork stress line concentrated in the colon reflex zone.
3) A recticulate advanced stress line deposited on the Adrenal & Kidney reflez zone.

Possible insufficiency in colon, adrenal and kidney function :
- indigestion, constipation, flatulence.
- mental stress, work pressure - adrenal exhausted.
- detoxification system imbalance - liver & kidney.

Iris Analysis - 5

A) Large Pupil with a Small Thin Collarette Narrowed Toward the Pupil.

- Uses energy quickly.

- Digestion and absorption capability is fairly limited.

- Large ciliary zone indicates that the formation and use of energy is large.

- Might having slow bowel movement, constipation.

- This person has small digestive ability, lowered energy reserve, energy gets used up quickly and has low stamina.

B) Possible Stairstep Lacuna

- The Stairstep lacuna is a step ladder, often sloping formed of a pattern of 3 or more bars of stromal tissue dividing 3 small lacunae or crypts.

- indicates GI disturbances.

C) Protuberance Honeycomb deposited in the sigmoid \ Rectum Ventral area

- The protuberance is accompanied with a loose fiber weave, possible parasites or fungal infestation could take place.

D) Stress Rings & Scurf Rim

- Intermittent stress rings in the Spleen & lung area.

- Scurf Rim ( Black Rim )in the elimination zone, possible having skin related problem.

Inner Pupillary Border

The studies that are presently available on the Inner Pupillary Border were produced by some of the Masters in the field of classical Iridology, such as J. Angerer, and S. Rizzi these formed a foundation for further studies.