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Summary: Excellent
Review: At first, I was kind of skeptical about all this face reading, but after some time reading the book and trying out the face techniques described in the book, I slowly realized that about 95% of the time, my analyzing of the persons face was acurate. This book should be read by anyone trying to get an edge in everyday life
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Summary: An interesting read
Review: I cannot confirm nor deny the validity of the studies reported in this book. In some ways it appears to be mostly opinion or belief much like in a religion or pshychology. The things reported are generalized but not always true for each individual. However, it is fascinating and has very good illustrations. My favorite section is on body language. I do agree that body language can be an important cue on some feelings. Whether you believe it or not, it's still an interesting read.
I recommend it, even if for mostly entertainment purposes.
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Summary: Introductory book for the discerning mind
Review: I have just posted a review for Face Language 2000. It is always interesting and useful to compare different face reading books. Each claims much success and accuracy and yet different authors have different criteria for interpretation. Is it because of the vague and general descriptions that we use? In NLP (Neuro-linguistic Programming) it is called nominalisations, which are specifically used for Ericksonian hypnosis. So given the rapport, people may give their own meanings to those words and feel how right on they are. This book is more comprehensive in scope. The pencil drawings are artistic and very helpful. Overall, it is a great tool for developing one's sensory acuity in perceving people. But we must read that with a pinch of salt. Face reading is still a long way from being scientifically or statistically reliable. Some interpretations may have higher validity. E.g. the correlations of heart lines (vertical line on ear lobe), p.66, with certain coronary heart problems may be higher. But not every interpretation. The Chinese Face Reading system goes into mapping the location for each year on the face. That helps to make interpretations more precise for verification. This is a fascinating field that is worth studying. We need to work out more systematically the rationale underlying the interpretations. The present book is a good introduction if we approach it with an open, objective and discriminating mind and have the sensitivity to racial differences also.
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Summary: Amazing Face Reading by Fulfer
Review: I really enjoyed this book by Rose Rosetree: The Power of Face Reading 0965114511. Also Wrinkles are God's Makeup: How You can Find Meaning in Your Evolving Face 0965114570. Rose is fantastic.
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Summary: Haven't I read some of this before?
Review: I'm just wondering if Mr.Fulfer studied under Rose Rosetree's tutelage and didn't want to give her credit? Check out her books and see what I mean...THE POWER OF FACE READING and WRINKLES ARE GOD'S MAKEUP:How you can find meaning in your evolving face.
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Summary: Highly Useful and Interesting
Review: I'm very impressed with this book and use it on a daily basis. It is exceptionally accurate and has been an excellent companion to my plamistry practice. I highly recommend it for anyone in any profession, particularly those who want to have distinct advantage and insight.
This particular reference is well organized and easy to understand, with quality illustrations and examples. Definitely worth the purchase...I have also given this book as a gift many times and people love it.
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Summary: Ludicrous nonsense - can I give negative stars?
Review: It is quite amazing that in the 21st century people still think that people's physical appearance is related to their personality. Are we really so stupid as to believe that people with broad foreheads are erudite and learned?!?I bought this book thinking it would be somewhat scientific but it is not. In fact the author makes no attempt to justify his assertions - he tells you that people with joined eyebrows are likely to be dishonest and you are supposed to believe him. If one made comments based on the colour of one's skin then one would be rightly lambasted. If readers believe that their facial interpretations based on this book are true then they need to read some books on self-deception. I agree with a previous reviewer that this sort of nonsense is vaguely dangerous in that it promotes visual prejudice. Just because it's not about ethnic minorities doesn't mean it isn't worrying.
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Summary: Face reading, not expression reading.
Review: It was not apparent to me when I bought the book (online) exactly what it was about. It spends most of it's time talking about facial features such as slope of the forehead, or chin size. For example big front teeth means your stubborn. I was expecting something that talked about facial expressions, and this just doesn't seem to be the books for that.
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Summary: Amazing Face Reading
Review: Just carry around this book so that other people can read the title, and soon you'll be deep in a conversation with someone. That has been my experience. Even learning a few major facial attributes: "Large eyelids mean you want deep connection in a relationship; when you commit, it is for life which means it is difficult for you to end even a bad relationship." Or "A line in your chin means your self esteem isn't what you deserve and you need validation from at least one external source." As you notice just a few major features, people will reveal more about themselves because they feel seen and understood and have a rare opportunity to be self-revelatory. You learn that each feature has a positive side and a "challenge." As people validate your observations, you will be inspired to continue learning more about the traits until you hear a "that's amazing" as Fulfer does with each face he reads. The book is written with a compassionate outlook towards everyone. Fulfer emphasizes that the purpose of the book is not to "nail" people or categorize them, but to understand them and open a deeper dialogue than we have with most people. In relationships, understanding face reading can help lighten areas of disagreement. For example, I found myself saying, "Oh, you interrupt me because you have low eyebrows and you want to participate, and you're afraid you'll forget what you want to say" instead of "you're rude and you have no interest in what I'm saying." I can joke about what once felt like an insult. The interest Fulfer inspires in people who hear hin lecture and want to buy his book was recently shown at the Ontario Human Resources Conference, where people literally stood in line for hours to have their faces read. Amazing Face Reading was the best selling book in the history of the Ontario Human Resources Conference.
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Summary: Amazing Face Reading
Review: Just carry around this book so that other people can read the title, and soon you'll be deep in a conversation with someone. That has been my experience. Even learning a few major facial attributes: "Large eyelids mean you want deep connection in a relationship; when you commit, it is for life which means it is difficult for you to end even a bad relationship." Or "A line in your chin means your self esteem isn't what you deserve and you need validation from at least one external source." As you notice just a few major features, people will reveal more about themselves because they feel seen and understood and have a rare opportunity to be self-revelatory. You learn that each feature has a positive side and a "challenge." As people validate your observations, you will be inspired to continue learning more about the traits until you hear a "that's amazing" as Fulfer does with each face he reads. The book is written with a compassionate outlook towards everyone. Fulfer emphasizes that the purpose of the book is not to "nail" people or categorize them, but to understand them and open a deeper dialogue than we have with most people. In relationships, understanding face reading can help lighten areas of disagreement. For example, I found myself saying, "Oh, you interrupt me because you have low eyebrows and you want to participate, and you're afraid you'll forget what you want to say" instead of "you're rude and you have no interest in what I'm saying." I can joke about what once felt like an insult. The interest Fulfer inspires in people who hear hin lecture and want to buy his book was recently shown at the Ontario Human Resources Conference, where people literally stood in line for hours to have their faces read. Amazing Face Reading was the best selling book in the history of the Ontario Human Resources Conference.
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