Lin has been entertaining hundreds of friends and strangers alike.  By intently focusing on their faces for a few seconds, she can give them a long list of their personality traits, their habits, likes, behavioral attitudes, tendencies, preferences, needs, expectations, and more.  She tells them things they thought no one else knows.  Is it fun…you bet. What a laugh to know everything about you is written in your face. Do people enjoy having their face read? They are absolutely fascinated.  This will be a totally new and unique experience for you or your party guests.

A FACE can be read like a map that points the way to a deeper understanding of yourself and others. A widely held, common-sense assumption is that a person's character is revealed in his or her face. Abraham Lincoln went so far as to say we are not responsible for how we look at birth, but by the age 50, our face bears the record of a lifetime of choices. We already know that each feature on our face has a structural significance. Eyes for sight, noses for breathing, ears for listening. Each feature also reveals an insight into a person's personality.

From a FACE READING perspective, eyes indicate emotional styles and stress levels, noses are about support and confidence, and ears reveal independence and our desire to listen. Every feature and every line on a face is a physical embodiment of the mental, emotional, and spiritual patterns and habits of its owner. Emotions, temperament, attitudes, and potentials all show through our faces. Everyone understands the importance of facial expression in communication. We know the meaning of a smile or a frown, but few people realize that a face is a living record and personality profile rolled into one. Each face reflects in its structure and lines its owner's history.

Take a moment and validate FACE READING for yourself. Think of a person with large full lips in relationship to the rest of their facial features. The person in your mind enjoys receiving lots of attention and love interacting with others. How about that person you know that has proportionately thin lips? Haven't you found these people to be less outgoing and on the quiet side? Think of a person with a very large or thick, short neck. Isn't he or she one of the most stubborn people you know? Isn't that amazing?

THE HISTORY OF FACE READING

The practice of physiognomy or face reading is an ancient art known around the world. It has been a part of Chinese medicine for centuries. It has been a facet of Western civilization starting with the Greeks. Aristotle wrote a treatise devoted entirely to the study of face reading.

During the Renaissance, "Physiognomy" found general and enthusiastic acceptance. From Leonardo da Vinci to Michelangelo, from Roger Bacon to Shekespeare, ""physiognomy" formed the basis for Renaissance psychology. The movement cultivated in the late 1700's with the published "Essays on Physiognomy" by Johann Kasper Lavater. In 1800, Dr. Franz Joseph Gall published his first findings on the functioning areas of the cerebrum. Gall is still credited with being the father of modern brain research.

Many followed in Lavater's footsteps. In 1938, Dr. Edward Vincent Jones put together a synthesis of phrenology, physiognomy, and his own independent observations, which he called "Personology". Robert and Elizabeth Whiteside became his ardent disciples and, in 1957, incorporated the Interstate College of Personology-it's credentials established by Robert Whiteside's solid base of statistical validations for Jones' work. Robert Whiteside's validation procedures were ethical and covered 1,060 random adult males and females from 1950-1955.

The result? "Personology" Face reading's validation came out on the 1% level-which means that this validation could not happen by chance one time out of a hundred. That's really quite remarkable and Robert Whiteside deserves our appreciation and respect.

In 1963, Gordon Stokes completed his studies with the Whitesides and their son Daniel. Daniel Whiteside and Gordon Stokes formed a partnership and formed "Three in One Concepts" it is through this organization that I completed my studies of Face Reading (or as they say at Three In One Concepts" Structure/function). I have continued to search out every document on the topic for my further knowledge.

What about genetics?

Isn't the way my face looks due to genetics? Our physical appearance does have a strong genetic component, but scientists have discovered that many of our personality and character traits also have a genetic origin.

Face reading is based on the observation made through centuries that there is a correlation between the structure of our face and the personality or character of the person.

Our total personality is a combination of both nature and nurture. We are marked by the major events in our life. These lines can appear almost immediately, and serve as a permanent record of their life experience.