My Story

I use this photo taken by Simoné Sivero because she captured the true heterochromia in my eyes. By the time I was adopted at five days old, my eyes were clearly brown and blue.

Over the years, the blue splash across the top of my brown eye changed quite a bit.  I now know that the splash across the top says a lot about me switching from being very right-brained and artistic to being quite analytical and using my left brain more.

You can imagine, growing up with eyes like these, I had an intense interest in why do eyes look the way they do? Being adopted, I wanted to know if anyone else in my family had two different colored eyes.

By not knowing my genetic origins for the first 18 years of my life, I was able to really assess what was genetic and what was environment and that has been a huge asset in developing Irigenics Ancestral Eye Reading. As I began reading eyes, I wanted to understand more, and I found that there was much more to be revealed from the iris regarding our epigenetics, our ancestors, and how their lives were playing out in our current life. Irigenics was born.

I was able to weave this amazing work into the programs of our non-profit, CLARA (Children’s Lives are the Responsibility of All) and to this day, continue to work with young adults as an amazing tool to improve self-esteem, recognize inherent talents and gifts, use their personal story as building blocks to being an amazing adult (rather than a victim of their life).

Irigenics is a wonderful tool for helping kids assess their own trajectory in life and where they want to go, and how they need to monitor and protect their energy every day. Like all maps, Irigenics began with someone charting and noting the different aspects of the space (the eye). In the case of Irigenics, a map of our ancestors lives began to take form.

Soon there were markings for gifts; the years of education, training, and skills-building that our ancestors worked so hard to achieve, became our inherent gifts at birth. Equally, our ancestors traumas; the threats to their very lives and livelihoods, such as betrayal by a family member, or not being heard, began to take form on the map of the iris.

The depth of the indicators seemed to show just how many generations were impacted by a trauma. At the same time, there were clear markings of in-utero experiences and experiences that happen during the first 6 years of life, when we are so reflective of our environment. While there is a map of the basic gifts, trials and traumas, there is still much work to do in collecting the data and continuing to develop the ancestral map of the iris.

Please note that I did not study Iridology and Irigenics is not about health. If you have a medical condition, please seek appropriate medical attention.