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Old 06-03-2013, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Squatchit
...and people with eyebrows that meet are actually werewolves.

Is this kind of stuff still believed in this day & age?

*looks incredulous*



*goes off to howl at the moon*


LOL...I understand that generally speaking, your eyebrows (in Far Eastern traditional medicine) along with your brow area,
are representative of your wood energy -- something that women's constitutions typically have much less of than men's.
So don't pluck them!!! Fluff them instead
Else you are symbolically giving away your authority

OK...now regarding the OP...
I have no other comment of significant to make on this thread...except for the instance of when the OP has noticed cruel behaviour and is looking for deeper explanations. If so....

Then yes, it is true that the traces of one's life can often be found written upon the body for the trained traditional doctors of many traditions...these are ancient and highly respected Chinese and Indian medical traditions that have great stores of information on this topic. But often all that the body "understood" was that it experienced stress or trauma, (or the lack thereof).

Psychologically some people may "hide out" or pull back from the world due to fear or trauma as often as due to a deceptive or cruel nature...This may give them an appearance of a hooded gaze or of a stern gaze, and yet they may be the kindest persons on earth.

It's also possible (and even highly probable) that for those who appear cruel, the roots of their cruelty or apathy or deceptions etc may stem from earlier traumas. I would say IMO we should never presume to judge the outcome of the trauma (which may be cruel behaviour, or simply a stern demeanor or appearance which may in fact hide a gentle heart) without seeking to understand the trauma itself.

Though that doesn't mean that we should subject ourselves to needless abuse in all cases....only that we may want to withhold judgment whilst we distance ourselves from it, if possible. And look to our better natures and our compassion to guide us in the main.

Peace & blessings,
7L
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