Facial expressions

We express our feelings through facial expressions, whether we are eating, listening to someone, participating in a conversation, speaking, feeling certain emotions in our bodies, such as pain, happiness, confusion, etc., or thinking about what has happened to us or what could happen to us given the current situation and the possible outcome of an event.

Few people can have a “stone” face, that is, one whose face cannot be read. Only trained people can do this. Even then, facial expressions can occur on their faces.

Reading facial expressions, or knowing facial expressions, is one of the very important abilities that God has given us. By reading a newborn’s face, a mother can see whether the baby is hungry, whether it is in pain, whether it is happy, or the most basic needs and feelings of her baby, since she cannot speak to it telepathically. In childhood, children should be taught to recognize the facial expressions of adults and to know how to read and connect them with feelings and speaking the truth, because this can help them to truly understand whether an adult is lying and whether they want to deceive them or are sincere in their speech. In this way, the child is enabled to follow and accept their intuition, which will help them immensely in later life. This means that parents need to talk a lot with their children about the situations in which the child finds themselves every day, they must be honest and understanding, and explain a lot in a calm, trusting voice. In this way, the child gains the experience of seeing and not just listening to the people and situations that are happening around them.

There are fewer and fewer people who pay attention to the other person, and even fewer who understand and feel what the other person is telling them. Because of this, there is more and more misunderstanding in the world, people close themselves off and increasingly run away from the reality we live in. We all want the people around us to be honest and that we can trust them, but unfortunately that is not the case. More and more people lie because they are afraid that if they tell the truth, they will be rejected and judged at work, in the family, among friends, or that their environment will never accept them for who they really are. People lie because they believe they are not good enough. Then they behave in accordance with their lies, and in the long run this turns a person into something they are not. The more they live in these lies, the more they believe in them and live them as their truth. When people start lying, they don’t know how to stop, and one lie sticks to another. When such people talk to another person, they don’t see the other person’s reactions to their words or perceive them, because they live in their own world. In contrast, people who have learned to read facial expressions know perfectly well what kind of person they are talking to, whether they are sincere or not. In this way, they can understand whether they can build a deeper, more honest, and lasting relationship with the person they are talking to, or whether they simply have to politely decline, given that no one has ever been able to create a lasting relationship with a lying person except for each other.

Facial expressions allow us to understand the feelings of people who cannot express it to us with their own voice. Sometimes it is not even necessary. With people who love each other or who have a deep understanding, sometimes a voice is not even necessary, because facial expressions clearly express feelings that the other party not only understands but also feels deep inside.

Nowadays, this extremely important ability is greatly neglected, which is reading the truth and feelings from facial expressions. Today, more and more parents give young children cell phones in their hands, which causes the child to lose the ability to interact with a real person. Similarly, instead of communicating through speech, young people sit at the same table and communicate through messages via cell phones. This is not only unhealthy but also harmful. The parent is the one who should guide the child. The parent has a great obligation and responsibility. If they fail in their upbringing, great damage is done to future generations, and consequently to society as a whole.