SYL.Astrology
Added: 02/16/2007 |
Human Characteristics of the Face and Relation to PhysiognomyWhat meaning do we give to physiognomy? Physiognomy is a science of the folk. It is based upon the assumption that the appearance outwardly of a person especially their facial appearance holds the key to that person's form of character and personality traits within them. Nowadays, everyone worries about their appearance, cosmetic surgery, dental surgery, colored contacts, bleached and colored hair, these are things every one of us do to make ourselves more accepted in our society we live in.
The 18th and 19th Centuries saw increasing popularity to physiognomy. Its belief was used by many notable English authors and artists of portraits in those days. Appearance was definitely important then, and it is funny how that has not changed throughout the ages.
Features of the face are used in determining someone's character traits and related to physiognomy. It has also been known as reading of the face too. The forehead is one of the important spots in reading a face in relation to physiognomy.
Over 4,000 years of development to physiognomy has been in the works in the Western and the Eastern cultures. The writings of Plato, Aristotle and Hippocrates referred to physiognomy.
Spirit, the body and the mind are all in connection and synch with each other. The wrinkles we carry on our faces are our best storyteller of our lives. Every painful and joyous emotion we have ever felt throughout our lives shows up in the wrinkles we carry with us in our older years.
Your knowledge and style of living are revealed to physiognomy in the forehead region, health shows up in the region of the eyebrows, the nose reflects intimacy and affection, communication and love are all reflected within the chin, money relationships and courage are reflected in the lips, our happiness shows within our cheeks, ethical standards reflects in the chin, leadership qualities and abilities are reflected within the ears. Even the hairs texture, the hair line, double chins, floppy jowls and the placement of moles all different meanings to physiognomy.
Did you know that lawyers often use a specialist in reading faces when picking out the jury members for a trial?
Body language and reading of the face is important to physiognomy and even learning better communication skills with others. Lawyers, police officers, doctors, supervisors, owners of business and managers could all benefit from reading potential clients and employees faces and mannerisms.
Profilers for the Federal Bureau also are known as readers of the face. Often that is all they have to go on when trying to make a profile on a known criminal. They determine these people's characteristics, behaviors, habits and even choice of career fields almost accurately to help in catching these menaces to our society.
A person's complexion on the face shows their health state. If the skin tone is of rosy color then that person is affectionate, romantic and positive. If the tone of the skin is of dark or dull color then that person is someone who is artistic, adventurous, imaginative, a bit broody sometimes and amorous sexually. A person whose tone of skin is reddish often has high blood pressure and is of quick temper and prone to fiery outburst.
This art of reading the face to physiognomy is crucial to learn if you are in the position of hiring people or making new clients. Other career choices could benefit highly from physiognomy also.
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