Help With Understanding Body Languages

Magic of Reading the Movements of Body Languages

Some people feel that they can read through a person by looking at their body languages, monitoring their every move, and so on. Some people will study words, sounds, signals of the body, the mind, creation and more to define how the body speaks. How are we to understand what a person is saying to us by watching their body move? Can we look at these people and call our own judgment? Are we right each time we call judgment down on a person?

My job in this project is to write you a how to guide so to speak on reading body languages and reading the signals that is claimed to be magic. Magic is an illusionary projecting action that leads people to believe through the process of manipulation and deceiving. Magic is a supernatural outcast that makes a person believe in the supernatural, while a person will use powerful influences over a natural group of people to lead them to believe in rites, supernatural, spells, and the like. Magic is a state of mind. If you want to believe it, you will.

Likewise, body languages and how people read them is a group of influencing bodies that are setting out to convince you what the body says when it acts in one way or the other. Sometimes the logic behind their theories, guesses, ideals, opinions and the like are closest to truth, while other times these people simply have no clue as to what they are talking about.

For example, if a person is noted with his hands resting on the hip while standing, some say it is a sign of aggression or else a symbol or readiness. Is this true? Not always. Often times I will stand with my hands resting on my hip, yet I am not prepared to attack. Rather, sometimes I put my hands upon my hips while standing and point my left foot to the left out, right foot to the right sideways. This is a sign that I am relaxing while listening to someone run their mouth. If you are going to study body languages, you better be prepared to study peoples of all lifestyles, including mentally ill, psychically handicapped, so-called normal, minority, culture, gender, groups, backgrounds and the like.

If you haven't gotten the point, then let me tell you, what you may hear others say is a common sign of this, that or the other while looking at the body movements, may not apply to everyone, or may not even apply to the person watched as the writers make these claims.

To help you see where I am coming from, let's compare. Ok, I am sitting in a chair across the table from you. I have my hands, rather arms folded over my chest area while looking you in the eyes. What are you thinking? What signal am I sending you? Some would think I am on the defense. Do you feel I am on the defense? Firstly, we are going to need to figure out what the conversation is about before we can determine if I am on the defense or not. We are also going to have to figure out what type of person I am before calling this judgment.

Ok, firstly, we are talking about life's fashion of existing. Per se we are discussing how the government is handling a situation in life. Do you still think I am on the defense? What type of person are you that would make me put up my defenses? If we are in an ordinary debate and neither of us is arguing, what would make you think that I would put myself in a situation where stress is backing the movement? Anyway, I am a tom boy and men often put their hands over their chest area in a crossed position, but it often symbolizes relaxation.