HOW THE MEANINGS OF FEATURES AND CRANIUMS ARE ASCERTAINED COMPARISON

CHARACTEROLOGY
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	GENERAL PRINCIPLES—TENETS AND RULES
				**Lesson II—Page 7**


while in combination these coordinating sub-sciences spell out words and sentences which refer to character, and these considered collectively constitute the Science of Characterology. The meanings of the features and of the cranial districts are ascertainable in ten distinct ways: (1) By observing the countenances of all men and noticing that different shaped features are accompanied by different traits of character. (2) By examining one's own features, noting those which are conspicuous and observing the prominent traits which accompany them. (3) By scrutinizing one's features under contortion while intentionally portraying different feelings, such as anger, fear, hope, sorrow, mirth, etc., and observing that the outlines of the features, thus purposely assumed, correspond with the normal expressions of countenance of those who by nature possess such traits to a marked degree. (4) By assuming before a mirror facial expressions which are similar to the established features of individuals who possess certain distinct traits of character, when through inward consciousness the significance of such features becomes automatically apparent.* (5) By comparing photographs of well known persons who have similar conspicuous features or cranial proportions and observing that similar marked traits pertain to them. (6) By studying the countenances of distinguished individuals of the same profession or occupation and noting that distinctive features and corresponding traits belong to many of them. (7) By examining the features and craniums of the insane and observing if the eccentricities which * But few realize when they view themselves in mirrors that their likenesses are reversed, so that the right side of the face becomes the left; a photograph, however, owing to its being the reverse of the negative, is correct, the right side appearing as the right side, and the left as the left.
			HOW THE MEANINGS OF FEATURES AND CRANIUMS ARE ASCERTAINED

		COMPARISON OF FACES OF INDIVID- UALS OF SAME OCCUPATION OR PROFESSION

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October 17, 2003 - Poverty presents a threat to world security that affects each and every one of us, says the Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura in his message on the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.

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