Tibetan Pulsing Iridology - The Eye Reading
An eye reading is at the start of sessions with Tibetan Pulsing. It can also assist self-inquiry as a separate reading. This reading is oriented in psycho-somatic causes, rather than in symptoms.
Sessions with Tibetan Pulsing are based on an eye-reading. This can be "silent look" or an extended reading.

The "map" of the eye reading is based on fundamental physiological and psychological knowledge as well as the wisdom behind the picture language of the Tarot. These pictures show the archetypes of your programming. The moods humans experience and our expression come from these archetypes. 

We use this Tibetan Pulsing Iridology to explore conditioning by distinguishing between “who am I really?” and “how do I function?” This gives you an understanding of what truly belongs to you and what doesn't. It shows why you suffer from certain conditions and suggests solutions on how to transform this. 

Picture language is what our dreams are made of. The subconscious can read and absorb pictures without processing intellectually in words. Human beings of all cultures and times have expressed their experiences in drawings or paintings. We find them on ancient cave walls and ornaments. Those pictures often show the story of daily life or perception from the inner world of feeling. When we look at aspects of such pictures, they may not be very easy to grasp and yet, some undersanding or resonance happens. We can feel a deeper meaning without words.
The inner picture world, the private home entertainment facility in the brain contributes vastly to what we call memory. From the picture files we form a big part of "the story of me", who we (believe) we are. That is why we sometimes act acording to some very old imprint without even thinking about it. With Tibetan Pulsing the place in the nervous system where we hold a disturbing or burdensome influence can be touched directly and seen on its picture, symbolised by the Tarot cards.

Origin and Meaning of the Tarot
At some point in time, supposedly in Egypt, someone had the idea to create a comprehensible sequence of pictures to express the development of human consciousness. This sequence today is called the Tarot. Over time and in various cultures and through many minds involved, the interpretation of the Tarot pictures and picture language itself changed and coloured different aspects in different ways. People had the clever idea that “if this expresses the development of our consciousness, then maybe we can use it to predict the future” … This idea is not entirely wrong, but it is also not reliable or very useful. Yet the Tarot is originally and primarily not a tool for “fortune telling.” It is a tool to discover and understand the development of human consciousness, collectively and individually, on the path of incarnation in a body, in this world and further towards liberation into pure divinity, into oneness.

The Raider White Tarot Deck in Tibetan Pulsing
There is a Tarot deck with a rather innocent, childlike picture language which makes it easy to recognise the inner experience once the sequence is revealed. It is the deck of Raider White. Tibetan Pulsing has chosen this deck to illustrate the nervous system and what I call its “Inner Play-Rooms”. It illustrates the “role we play in this life”. The pictures mirror and reflect what is programmed in our nervous system in terms of basic attitudes, perception, emotion, feeling and psyche. As a template, those pictures embrace and reflect the human nature across cultural, personal or religious back grounds. Each of the cards takes a certain place on our map of Tibetan Pulsing Iridology (Eye-Reading). What is known as the Major Arcanum is expressed in the nervous system through the Yang Energy. What we experience as our emotional world is illustrated in the Minor Arcanum and the Face Cards and expresses as our feminine, Yin energy.

This sacred knowledge lives IN YOU.
It is as ancient as it is modern and highly entertaining. Come and discover !