Lesson V

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Lesson V - THE FOREHEAD

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STUDENT'S COURSE IN
CHARACTEROLOGY

IN FIFTEEN LESSONS

LESSON V
THE FOREHEAD
EYES, EYELIDS, EYEBROWS, AND EYELASHES

The brain is a mill, a forge, a workshop, a laboratory, in which thoughts are produced. It is a treasury, a depository, a cabinet, a coffer, in which knowledge is deposited for future use.

The eye is the microscope, the telescope, the periscope of the mind. It is the instrument by which and through which the spiritual comprehends the material.

The eye is the window of the soul for through it the innermost recesses of the mind are revealed.

TYPES OF HEADS:

1) High Heads            5) Long Heads
2) Low Heads             6) Short Heads
3) Broad Heads        7) Peculiar Heads
4) Narrow Heads

THE FOREHEAD
    Classification of Foreheads:

        1) High                    6) Uneven
        2) Low                    7) Projecting
        3) Broad                8) Receding
        4) Narrow            9) Concave
        5) Smooth

Veins

EYES, EYELIDS, EYEBROWS AND EYELASHES

Details Regarding the Eyes:
        1) Size                        5) Brilliance
        2) Shape                     6) Movement
        3) Distance Apart        7) Vision
        4) Narrow                   8) Expression

EYELIDS:
        1) Position            3) Discoloration
        2) Protrusion

Eyebrows:
        1) Position            3) Size
        2) Shape               4) Color

Eyelashes

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Owing to the ever-increasing amount of knowledge at hand for assimilation by mankind, and the progress of higher education among the masses, the brain in general and the frontal portions in particular are gradually being filled out and becoming more prominent, while low, narrow and markedly receding foreheads are disappearing.

THE PRINCIPAL VARIETIES OF FOREHEADS

The following are the principal varieties of foreheads:

High
Low
Broad
Narrow
Smooth
Uneven
Projecting a. Upper Forehead b. Middle Forehead c. Lower Forehead
Receding
Concave

VEINS

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Veins in the forehead or temples which are at times of a slight bluish tinge, indicate nervousness, sensitiveness and irritability. They are usually choleric in individuals and enlarge and become conspicuous when temper, violent laughter or other exciting causes induce a sudden rush of blood to the head.

EYES, EYELIDS, EYEBROWS, AND EYELASHES

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(*) - Where reference is made to plates, for the purpose of illustration, the student should bear in mind that a particular feature under consideration may in an individual case refer to a trait which, owing to the presence of contradictory signs, may not be markedly conspicuous in the character of the individual represented.

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