What's in a Face?
Your face is not just how you look. It is who you are.
In What's in a Face?, Michael J. Lincoln Ph.D. presents a comprehensive in-depth face reading dictionary — decoding the psychological, and sometimes sacred, meanings of facial structure across over 1,200 entries.
Drawing on the ancient Chinese system of Shiang Mien (pronounced SEE-ahng MEE-un, meaning "investigating spirit") combined with 40+ years of the author's own study and experience, this landmark reference reveals what the cumulative wisdom of humanity has recognized about the meanings of long-standing facial structures — their psychological implications, their destiny significance, and the fine-grained characteristics and interrelationships that carry the deepest information. Humans are highly complex beings, and this book honors that complexity with nuance and depth.
Inside this essential practitioner resource:
- 1,200+ entries — facial structures, features, and characteristics fully decoded
- The ancient Chinese system of Shiang Mien — "investigating spirit" — explained
- Psychological and destiny implications of facial structure
- Fine-grained facial characteristics and their interrelationships
- 40+ years of Michael J. Lincoln's personal research and experience
For therapists, healers, coaches, and conscious practitioners working with human character, destiny, and soul-level awareness — this is a one-of-a-kind reference dictionary for your library. Add it to your collection today.
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