Beginning Iridology Guide - Weebly

"The blue eyed and rufous (reddish haired) type was chosen in the early centuries
for pictures of Jesus Christ.
"Brunettes live in cities, blonds live on the waters. The brunette is a landlubber.
The blond is now and always has been the best sailor. He takes to water like a duck,
even after several generations have lived on land. He is the yachtsman of the world,
the boat-builder, and rules the sea. For centuries the Mediterranean man has been
building fleets for the Baltic man's pleasure to destroy. Moreover, Havelock Ellis'
studies in the National Portrait gallery lead him to suppose that England's power rests
in great part on her blond sons. He says that the small group of prominent people
springing from the working classes is among the darkest of the group. He says it is
clear that a high index of blondness or an excess of fairness prevails among the men
of restless and ambitious temperament,--the sanguine, energetic men, the men who
easily dominate their fellows, and who get on in life; the men who recruit the
aristocracy and who doubtless spring largely from the plutocracy. It is significant, he
further notes, that the group of low class men, artisans, peasants, and the men of
religion, whose mission in life is to practice and preach resignation to a higher will,
are both notably dark. While the men of action tend to be fair, the men of thought
show some tendency to be dark. (Author's note: Those with negative, psychic
tendencies.)
"Blond Symbol of Aristocracy"
"In the royal family Mr. Ellis found an early tendency toward fairness, but by later
Tudor times there was a tendency toward darkness, while the light mixed type of eye,
usually blue-yellow, has remained persistent. It is from the fair elements he observes
that the aristocracy is chiefly recruited, though in the course of a few generations
there is a tendency to brunetteness in these families, probably from the tendency of
the blond men to marry brunette women.''
Major Woodruff Becomes "Mixed"
After thus acknowledging the physical and mental superiority of the blue-eyed type,
Major Woodruff becomes twisted in his deductions through not understanding how
color of the eyes is influenced by mongrelization and by unnatural habits of living. He
says "Blonds, despite their prowess, are a vanishing race," and he finds that Great,
Britain's brunettes are absorbing the blonds, that the blond type is less resistant and
that there are fewer instances of long life among the blonds; also "they form an undue
proportion of England's invalids and are prone to certain mortal maladies which are
withstood by the brunettes."
He reasons from the increase of brunettes in the cities that they are the stronger and
more resistant type. If he understood the laws as revealed by the diagnosis from the
eye he would perceive that exactly the reverse is true, that the increase in the number
of brunettes is due to the degenerating influences of city life, that the rapidly
increasing numbers of brunettes are blue eyed people, or their descendants,
turned dark eyed under the weakening, degenerating influences of
mongrelization, food poisoning foul air, confinement, over-strain, overstimulation,
luetic diseases, drugging, vaccination, lymph, serum, and antitoxin
therapy. He would also understand that the preponderance of blue eyed invalids is
due to the fact that they are the more resistant race and that they will survive adverse