January 23rd, 2012 by Rose Rosetree
Malcolm Gladwell, ready for his face reading
Malcolm Gladwell, an amazing New Yorkerish writer, is almost frightening in his relentless pursuit of truth. This incisive thinker and crisp prose stylist is known for Outliers, Blink, and The Tipping Point. Would he welcome a face reading article?Maybe not. What’s the closest the great Mr. Gladwell has come to reporting on face reading, the 5,000-year-old art of physiognomy?
Oops, Gladwell has interviewed Paul Ekman. A predictable choice really, as Professor Ekman is abundantly credentialled, hard-science-based in his approach… and totally dismissive of real face reading. Instead, Ekman offers extremely elegant expression reading, which he calls “face reading.” Eckman really is great at that.
Just for fun, I thought it might be enjoyable to give Gladwell a dose of medicine he is likely never to request on his own behalf. Read More »
September 29th, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
Mega-Mouth Talented Bill Hicks
It’s official. Comedian Bill Hicks is/was really, really funny. And I wouldn’t have known a thing about this amazing, courageous performer except that AMY O’ROURKE gave a great introduction to him when entering our recent contest, Face Reading One of Your Heroes. So thank you, AMY, on behalf of all of us Blog-Buddies who love to laugh. (And also read faces.)
Face Reading Bill Hicks
AMY did an outstanding job in that contest entry. Check out her Comment 3, loaded with juicy details and perfect photo links. YouTube links are provided as well! To read along with me, open up this link. Copy it. Expand it. Unless you expand this picture, you won’t be able to see the details clearly enough to recognize the face reading data, the basis for using the system of Face Reading Secrets(R).
Not that you need to do this in order to simply enjoy and comment on the profile that follows. However, any of you Blog-Buddies who enjoy reading faces will zoom ahead faster at your skill level if you take educational opportunities like the one offered here. Seeing the face reading data clearly is the part that takes practice. So why not open up this Face Reading Bill Hicks link?
Now, on to the face reading, especially the mega-talented mouth of the late Bill Hicks.
Face Reading Data: Trendsetter Lip
How to see it: Bill’s upper lip has well defined triangles. Non-face readers sometimes refer to these as Cupid’s Bow lips. Personally I find this a pretty disturbing name. What, is the little guy doing target practice on the apex of each triangle? Read More »
October 13th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Tom Hanks -- What would change on his face?
Let’s continue our Face Reading comparison of Tom Hanks in 2010 versus in 1989. You’ll find loads of background and basics about the 5,000-year-old art of physiognomy — and the energetic literacy system of Face Reading Secrets(R) on our previous post. Read More »
October 12th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Tom Hanks has it made. Apart from the usual great stats about this multi-Oscared, multi-talented, multi-mega-rich celebrity, he’s #79 on our Enlightenment Life List. He’s #19 on our Empath Life List. And, man oh man, has his face ever changed in ways that cry out for the full Face Reading treatment.
What fun, then, to compare Tom Hanks’ face of 21 years ago with a more current version. And first off, let’s give Hanks credit that he dares show Hollywood and the rest of the world his real face — not some vanity surgeon’s version that makes so many stars look as if they’re ready for their close-up… with the taxidermist. Read More »
July 15th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
No, this post is not like those pictures of criminals you can see at the post office. “Wanted” — and then you are shown a picture of Jesse James or the latest gangster on the prowl.
No, this post isn’t one of our contests, either, where you send in photos and then I choose one or two winners to receive a free reading.
Yes, this post is an invitation to the Face Reading Workshop 2010, to be held one weekend away. Our deadline for the special earlybird fee ($50 off tuition) is tomorrow, Friday the 16th of July.
Face Reading Specialties
In this particular workshop, you will learn physiognomy skills not taught elsewhere. (At least one of my Face Reading Correspondence Course is coming for this reason.)
Some of the planned highlights include: Read More »
April 7th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Bill Bryson
Now that nominations to our Writer Contest are complete, my goal is three posts featuring different fascinating writers. Why start with Bryson? Read More »
February 12th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Mega-talented people fascinate me. You, too? One great thing about them is that the deeper your perception, the more individualistic and fascinating they become.
Reading today’s Washington Post, I was about to toss the Sports Section into my “Save for husband” pile when something about Bode Miller’s photo caught my eye.
I didn’t do face reading on him, not at first, because face reading is a choice, not a compulsion. (You knew that, right? The most common question asked by newbies goes, “I’m scared to read faces. Once you start, you can’t stop. Isn’t that so?”) But then…. Read More »
January 4th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
So many of us are cultural rebels. We refuse to believe what society tells us about medicine or healing or the ludicrous idea that a person only has one lifetime.
Yet we’re seeing our faces in the mirror EXACTLY the way the advertisers want us to. Self-esteem suffers to the degree we go along with this form of mind control.
Advertisers want you to see the following as “Age” signs to be dreaded. Find out the Face Reading perspective.
October 7th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Who is this Joel Osteen? Dare I say it? I’d never heard of him until his name came up as the very most popular choice for the Aura Reading Contest with my reading major players from the Religious Right.
Googling around to find suitable photos, I learned that he’s a mega-popular author and, apparently a televangelist. Photos like the one here this Aura Reading show an intensely likeable man who simply bowled me over with his wide open smile. Clearly, that Joel is a charmer. Read More »
August 28th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
So much for the notion that a face peaks at 20. And, therefore, photos that follow will represent a pathetic downhill slide.
The great Senator Ted Kennedy, who died earlier this week, developed the kind of face that might inspire anyone to read faces.
That means doing a quality interpretation of how faces physically change over time to reflect a person’s inner development.
Here is my tribute to Ted Kennedy, via the 5,000-year-old art of Face Reading. Let’s explore how his face evolved over time. Read More »
