June 2019 was an amazing experience for my Iridology Student (Equine and Animal Natural Healing Touch Practitioner) and myself joining the Eyology Congress at Joaquina Beach, in Florianópolis, SC, in the south of Brazil.
The opening statements by our host, Prof. André Werlang Garcia (standing), along with Eyologist Dr. Leonard Mehlmauer (next, left, sitting).
It was fascinating to spend several days with Sclerologists, Iridologists, and people of all walks of life, Doctors and Vets amongst them, and to learn so much about how Sclerology connects with Iridology.
André (centre), explaining his new Vibrational Sclerology Map to Leonard and his partner and wife Nenita Mehlmauer .
Taking a good look at the equipment and exchanging ideas.
Professor André Werlang Garcia will be coming to SA to teach Sclerology.
Mary, Jane, Rafaela.
The most exciting moment at the Congress was when Veterinarian, Iridologist, and Herbalist Dr. Rafaela Gavinellijoined forces with my Iridology School.
Paying good attention and taking notes…
One of the classes was outdoors, having the beautiful view of Joaquina Beach in the background of this happy group!
Our Veterinarian Consultant
Another highlight for the Iridology School was in July, whilst teaching in the Western Cape, I held a talk to encourage people to come and learn about this awesome work, and Veterinarian Dr. Magdalena Braum joined the School as the Veterinarian Consultant.
Talks
Talks will be held throughout SA to help everyone understand this technique and how it has helped so many animals to date.
Please Note: Iridology talks will commence soon.
Anyone interested in holding a talk please contact me.
The Equine and Animal Natural Healing Touch is a modality of unique healing for all animals. It is a non-invasive, alternative way of healing. It promotes cellular homeostasis and re-balances, allowing the animals to heal on an emotional, mental and physical level.
Mary Carey was born in Zambia (Northern Rhodesia) in 1952 and has been involved with animals all her life. Her father, Dickie Dickinson, was a Natural Animal Healer and she was brought up with domestic and wild animals; owls, warthogs, birds, cats, dogs, horses, and mice, to name a few.