Comments for http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog Thu, 08 Apr 2010 03:55:19 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on Hello, Gorgeous by Charla http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-867 Charla Thu, 08 Apr 2010 03:55:19 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4#comment-867 You are a wonder! I feel great, terrific and wonderful after listening to your teleconference, your laugh is infectious, and your never judgmental! I am working on finances so I can come to a workshop! Have fun in Chicago, hometown, then but remember to come back to crazy hot and cold Ca.! The beaches are waiting for your next walk, I'll see to it you have a beautiful day for your walk! God bless you always! You are a wonder! I feel great, terrific and wonderful after listening to your teleconference, your laugh is infectious, and your never judgmental!
I am working on finances so I can come to a workshop! Have fun in Chicago, hometown, then but remember to come back to crazy hot and cold Ca.! The beaches are waiting for your next walk, I’ll see to it you have a beautiful day for your walk!
God bless you always!

]]> Comment on Hello, Gorgeous by Colene Philliber http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-768 Colene Philliber Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:10:53 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4#comment-768 Hi - I would like to say thank you for an interesting post about a subject I have had an interest in for a while now. I have been looking in and reading the comments avidly so just wanted to express my gratitude for providing me with some very good reading material. I look forward to more, and taking a more active part in the discussions here, whilst picking up some knowledge too!! Hi – I would like to say thank you for an interesting post about a subject I have had an interest in for a while now. I have been looking in and reading the comments avidly so just wanted to express my gratitude for providing me with some very good reading material. I look forward to more, and taking a more active part in the discussions here, whilst picking up some knowledge too!!

]]> Comment on Aging Well by Jean http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-628 Jean Sun, 31 Jan 2010 00:53:25 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=10#comment-628 Thank you for your very kind words, and for joining me in working to help others love themselves for exactly who they are right now! Thank you for your very kind words, and for joining me in working to help others love themselves for exactly who they are right now!

]]> Comment on Aging Well by Susan McNeal Velasquez http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-627 Susan McNeal Velasquez Sun, 31 Jan 2010 00:36:21 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=10#comment-627 Dear Jean, Your comprehensive book is exquisite and I find your website to be a great adjunct to the book. I am starting on my second read because there is so much good information to absorb. I do seminars with women in the 40 to 75 year old range, and the pressure to get plastic surgery is high in the area of the country that I live. It is such a pleasure to take on the challenge of "loving the lines" and lightening up on the critical judgments. Your book goes a long way in helping us to accomplish that. Thanks so much. Dear Jean, Your comprehensive book is exquisite and I find your website to be a great adjunct to the book. I am starting on my second read because there is so much good information to absorb. I do seminars with women in the 40 to 75 year old range, and the pressure to get plastic surgery is high in the area of the country that I live. It is such a pleasure to take on the challenge of “loving the lines” and lightening up on the critical judgments. Your book goes a long way in helping us to accomplish that. Thanks so much.

]]> Comment on Aging Well by VanD http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-557 VanD Mon, 04 Jan 2010 14:24:37 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=10#comment-557 I enjoyed the blog. Now that I am 65+ I am aware of wrinkles, I too found the down turn of my mouth, and vertical lines on the upper lip. I too am praticing smiling when I think of it. Thinking of positive things in the future not the fears of today. There are so few mentors out there for us. I met a lady years ago, who was a grandmother with white hair but what I remember the most was the sparkle in her eyes. She exuded excitement, love and joy. That is what I want to be like. in my 60,70, and 80's I enjoyed the blog. Now that I am 65+ I am aware of wrinkles, I too found the down turn of my mouth, and vertical lines on the upper lip. I too am praticing smiling when I think of it. Thinking of positive things in the future not the fears of today.

There are so few mentors out there for us. I met a lady years ago, who was a grandmother with white hair but what I remember the most was the sparkle in her eyes. She exuded excitement, love and joy. That is what I want to be like. in my 60,70, and 80’s

]]> Comment on Hello, Gorgeous by blog admin http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-472 blog admin Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:26:00 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4#comment-472 I'm so thrilled that we connected at the conference - always such an amazing energy at Hay House conferences! And thank you for your kind words. I'm so glad it was valuable for you. This is such powerful work and I love to share it with people. As for your questions, evaluating the effects of plastic surgery has to be done for each individual case, as each face is unique. For some people, changing the chin and jawline could have a detrimental effect, yet for others, beneficial. In your case it sounds like it's been great for you and that's wonderful to hear. The meanings of the chin and the jaw are too many to list here, but one way you probably benefited from this change was to have a fresh outlook on life and new ways to approach your goals. I've had many attorneys attend my workshops and use face reading not only to choose juries, but to evaluate faces of judges, opposing counsel, and even co-workers to know their personalities and how best to anticipate their behavior and perceptions! Thanks again for letting me know this work has touched you - I hope our paths cross again in person! I’m so thrilled that we connected at the conference – always such an amazing energy at Hay House conferences! And thank you for your kind words. I’m so glad it was valuable for you. This is such powerful work and I love to share it with people.

As for your questions, evaluating the effects of plastic surgery has to be done for each individual case, as each face is unique. For some people, changing the chin and jawline could have a detrimental effect, yet for others, beneficial. In your case it sounds like it’s been great for you and that’s wonderful to hear. The meanings of the chin and the jaw are too many to list here, but one way you probably benefited from this change was to have a fresh outlook on life and new ways to approach your goals.

I’ve had many attorneys attend my workshops and use face reading not only to choose juries, but to evaluate faces of judges, opposing counsel, and even co-workers to know their personalities and how best to anticipate their behavior and perceptions!

Thanks again for letting me know this work has touched you – I hope our paths cross again in person!

]]> Comment on Hello, Gorgeous by betsy frahm http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-451 betsy frahm Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:34:38 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=4#comment-451 Hi, Jean. I just attended the I Can Do It conference in Tampa. Wow, what an uncredible experience it was..so much energy that I had to go outside at times for a break. Of everyone I met and every workshop I attended, yours resonated with me the most. I believe that I have found another purpose in my life and want to pursue this further. You gave me my "Aha moment" in my life. I have several questions I'd like answered. First, I had a facelift 4 years after my divorce from my first husband. The main feature that I wanted changed was under my chin...I had never had what I call a neck and due to extreme weight loss I had a horrible "waddle" that aged my looks by at least 20 years. I was 47 at the time and had remarried a man 6 years my junior. I felt like a teenager and couldn't reconcile my feelings and my looks. I went to a wonderful surgeon who was Chinese. (Now I know that he was definitely the right doctor as he said that he would give me a neck but the other areas he would do nothing drastic.) He wanted people to think I had done something with my hair, not my face and just look more rested and fresh. He didn't do my eyes but pulled the skin on my temples just a bit so my eyes wouldn't look downturned anymore. OK, the question is this...what, if anything, did creating a new shape neck (right under my chin) do? You said I had a very strong square chin and strong jaws and I have felt more powerful and upbeat since this surgery. My next question relates to a possible new life path using face reading. Could this knowledge be useful to lawyers when they select juries? It came to me one night at the convention and seems to be a reasonable application for this. If so, I will need to study more in depth and will definitely need guidance as to putting myself out there as a business. Thanks for an amazing experience and what you taught me I brought home and it is helping fix problems in my marriage that I thought were hopeless. Bless you. Hi, Jean. I just attended the I Can Do It conference in Tampa. Wow, what an uncredible experience it was..so much energy that I had to go outside at times for a break. Of everyone I met and every workshop I attended, yours resonated with me the most. I believe that I have found another purpose in my life and want to pursue this further. You gave me my “Aha moment” in my life. I have several questions I’d like answered. First, I had a facelift 4 years after my divorce from my first husband. The main feature that I wanted changed was under my chin…I had never had what I call a neck and due to extreme weight loss I had a horrible “waddle” that aged my looks by at least 20 years. I was 47 at the time and had remarried a man 6 years my junior. I felt like a teenager and couldn’t reconcile my feelings and my looks. I went to a wonderful surgeon who was Chinese. (Now I know that he was definitely the right doctor as he said that he would give me a neck but the other areas he would do nothing drastic.) He wanted people to think I had done something with my hair, not my face and just look more rested and fresh. He didn’t do my eyes but pulled the skin on my temples just a bit so my eyes wouldn’t look downturned anymore. OK, the question is this…what, if anything, did creating a new shape neck (right under my chin) do? You said I had a very strong square chin and strong jaws and I have felt more powerful and upbeat since this surgery.
My next question relates to a possible new life path using face reading. Could this knowledge be useful to lawyers when they select juries? It came to me one night at the convention and seems to be a reasonable application for this. If so, I will need to study more in depth and will definitely need guidance as to putting myself out there as a business.
Thanks for an amazing experience and what you taught me I brought home and it is helping fix problems in my marriage that I thought were hopeless. Bless you.

]]> Comment on Can You Read a Face That’s Been Altered? by blog admin http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-365 blog admin Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:36:25 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=16#comment-365 Yes, especially for "Fire-y" people, inflammations like blemishes or rosacea happen more easily! Covering large areas of the face indicate generalized "over-excitement" (stress). For individual spots, you look at what feature it's on to discern the meaning, whether it's due to physical condition, patterns of emotions, or a sign from a stage in our life journey. These are messages that are available for us, to understand how we're off balance, and how to come back into balance, and we should pay attention! Yes, especially for “Fire-y” people, inflammations like blemishes or rosacea happen more easily! Covering large areas of the face indicate generalized “over-excitement” (stress). For individual spots, you look at what feature it’s on to discern the meaning, whether it’s due to physical condition, patterns of emotions, or a sign from a stage in our life journey. These are messages that are available for us, to understand how we’re off balance, and how to come back into balance, and we should pay attention!

]]> Comment on Can You Read a Face That’s Been Altered? by Linda Boney http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-364 Linda Boney Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:23:22 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=16#comment-364 Hi Jean, this is a great and very insightful blog as always. I enjoyed reading it very much and so true about Michael Jackson, and so sad indeed. My question is about breakouts and acne, since these are also temporary, but I've been plagued with breakouts pretty much this entire year, I'll clear up and they return again. I know at times it's due to stress, but what does this mean in Face Reading? Once it was so bad I didn't want to leave the house. Hi Jean, this is a great and very insightful blog as always. I enjoyed reading it very much and so true about Michael Jackson, and so sad indeed.
My question is about breakouts and acne, since these are also temporary, but I’ve been plagued with breakouts pretty much this entire year, I’ll clear up and they return again. I know at times it’s due to stress, but what does this mean in Face Reading? Once it was so bad I didn’t want to leave the house.

]]> Comment on Barack Obama’s face may be one reason he got elected! by blog admin http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=9&cpage=1#comment-142 blog admin Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:32:45 +0000 http://wisdomofyourface.com/blog/?p=9#comment-142 Yes, even the varying shapes of eyebrows have meanings, and I cover these both in my book and in workshops. I recently had one student in a class who had shaved off her eyebrows and drawn in a fancy pattern of curlicues instead, and then discovered she couldn't concentrate on her job. One of the many things eyebrows have to show us is how someone uses logic. So much to learn about someone from the details of their face...! Yes, even the varying shapes of eyebrows have meanings, and I cover these both in my book and in workshops. I recently had one student in a class who had shaved off her eyebrows and drawn in a fancy pattern of curlicues instead, and then discovered she couldn’t concentrate on her job. One of the many things eyebrows have to show us is how someone uses logic. So much to learn about someone from the details of their face…!

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