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Loading... The Definitive Book of Body Language (2004)by Allan Pease, Barbara Pease
This was an excellent book. I have read it twice and plan on buying it after Christmas. I recommend this book to anyone in a leadership position. ( )Generally useful, but full of stereotypes. I never thought about notcing dialated pupils until I read this book. "Definitive Book of Body Language" provides humorous and infomative lessons in reading body language. I learned that you can tell a lot about what a person is thinking and/or how they feel about a person or situation simply by looking at what direction their feet are pointing. And the really friendly pat on the back that people give you during a hug,actually means, "okay, that's enough hugging...let's break it off." Many things discussed in this book I discover are common to our daily observation . BUt the authors made it as rules.. I liked the interpretations of eyebrows movements and eye meanings. The more space you make between your eye and eyebrow, the more sincere you appear and innocent and truthful .. And the most wonderful is the handshakes types. I actually read this book in my senior year at high school, sort of as background research for my stall at our school charity fair, where we were telling fortunes, reading palms, interpreting dreams and reading tarot cards. I was interpreting the dreams and reading palms, and what I learned about body language here helped me way more than all the books, articles and website pages I read on actual fortune telling put together! The stall was the hit of the fair: no bragging!! It was talked about for weeks afterwards, and I had people coming up to me for ages after asking me to interpret dreams for them!! Although I did put disclaimers saying that this was all in good fun, I guess people believe what they want! It was a great book overall, incredibly informative, and actually practical! Of course I hope people don't use it to supplement careers as swindlers (kinda like what I did? Hopefully the 'good intention' defense would be accepted in a court of law lol!), but I think this should be read by anyone interested in understanding the connection between the body and the mind. no reviews | add a review
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