Re: Give it a try, you never know.

Hi D:

I’m holding up okay, for now. And I’m trying to figure this whole thing out. I keep going in wider and wider circles in trying to get ideas that will solve my problem. Some of them are really wild, or maybe I should say not even realistic. But I have to solve it, or go back to taking my weight up really high again. And I don’t want to do that.

At least your life is running smoothly. I’m happy for you, keep up the good work.

As far as giving you some pointers on face reading, I’m not even close to having the ability to do that. This was only my second seminar. If you measure the art of face reading from zero to a hundred, with a hundred being at the professional level, I’m not even to the one mark.

There are hundreds of points on the face, and each one has several interpretations. After you learn all of the different things that each of these points can mean, then you have to put it all together. The interpretation is what’s hard. It’s a very complex art and takes a long time to learn. But I’m trying.

It would be great if we could take the seminars together, but I live in the San Diego area. And I’ll bet almost anything you live somewhere else. I haven’t talked with anyone yet on Curezone that lives in the San Diego area, not one person. And besides, most people on Curezone want to remain anonymous anyway.

As far as posing your idea to someone, try to read body language. It’s a much better indicator of instant reactions. Face reading tells a lot about someone, but it’s much more gradual. From what I’ve learned, for example, if someone starts developing violent tendencies, that person’s face will change to reflect those tendencies. But it takes a while. The changes in the mind don’t happen overnight. And the changes in the face don’t either.

You’re right about posing certain types of questions to certain people. There is a line, and you can’t cross it without causing problems. Now with me, there is no line. Anyone can pose anything to me and I’ll always enjoy hearing about it. Now if you want me to join in and do whatever you’re talking about, that’s a whole different thing. But I always enjoy hearing new ideas, the wilder the better. I guess that’s why I enjoy brainstorming sessions for problem solving so much.

Good luck with posing the idea to your friend.

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