Iridology & Love.
The relational and emotional dimension of iris reading: a twelve-sector “steps of love” wheel over the iris, anchored on the client's birth date, with vectors tracing introflection, extroflection and their resultant. Based on Dr. Lo Rito's research.
Overview
Iridology & Love runs on straight-ahead iris photos. Switching an iris board to Iridology & Love overlays the wheel: twelve 30° sectors centred on the pupil, each one a “step of love”. The dynamic map is birth-anchored — the wheel's zero sits at the client's birth date on a year circle where 0° falls on 21 March — so the same iris position reads differently for different clients. Iridology & Love comes with the Pro plan — on a Pro clinic the view appears for every practitioner automatically.
The wheel & vectors
The reading places two marks on the iris: an introflection (magenta) and an extroflection (cyan). The canvas draws both as vectors from the pupil and completes the parallelogram — their resultant (red) points into one of the twelve steps, and that step is the reading's focus:
The twelve steps
Each of the twelve steps carries an ordered checklist of statements from the source research — read them with the client and tick the ones that resonate; ticked statements are saved with the image. The step texts are still being digitised from the source material, so early releases show the step numbers with partial text.
What is saved
| Where | What |
|---|---|
| Per image | The ticked step statements. |
| Per marking | The introflection and extroflection positions with their signs, and an optional note. |
| Client record | The birth date that anchors the wheel. |
In the report
Iridology & Love contributes the annotated wheel images, the vector reading and the per-step rows — including the ticked statements — to the client report.