Observing Body Languages For Magical Movements

If you see a man sitting on the couch slanting, his leg crossed over the other and his right hand extended while the fingers are bended and his is picking at his nails, while watching television, what are you thinking the language of his body is saying? Well, some of us may think he is relaxing, while others might think he is bored.

If you notice a man lying on the couch in mid-afternoon and this guy has his hands tucked under his head as he watches television, what are you thinking he is feeling?

Let's consider this for a moment. Taking the first scenario you couldn't really tell what the body language is conveying, unless you knew that the man just arrived home from work and has a beer in his hand. Thus, he is obviously relaxing while thinking.

In the second scene the guy is home watching television, so we can assume that he is relaxing also. Yet, if you knew the man's background, personality type, culture and so forth you might believe that he is thinking hard.

If a man is standing looking into another man's eyes as they speak yet looking at an object in his hand at random, thus would you think he is not paying attention? Of course, you would need to see the person standing in front of you and have an ideal of what type of person he is.

Could you tell what a boy is thinking as he twirls a rubber band in his hand while he talks to his friends? Sure you couldn't unless you knew who the boy is. The kid is thinking obviously, but he is not showing any unusual body languages that indicate he is nervous or bored.

If a person flicks the back of his hand off his chin, thus it is a Spanish language that means an offensive signal. It is the same meaning that you receive if a person sticks his or her middle finger up in the air.

Other languages of the body may be offensive in nature, demeaning to moral, and truthful to its meaning. It depends on what the body is doing, who the person is and how they are speaking.

If you noticed a man sitting with his hands clamped at the back of his head and his legs are crossed over, what would you think this man is feeling? Some people would think he is showing signs of superiority or else signs of confidence. While you may see this also, I have seen this gesture and noticed that the person is confidence, but he is also relaxing. The person is often in control of self while displaying this gesture, yet you must consider that body languages stem from influence, which crossing the legs and putting the hands behind the head area is a common gesture. So what does it truly mean?

Some people believe if a person is using the fingers to pinch the viaduct of the nose, i.e. bridge, they belief the person is evaluating the situation or words in negative light. Most times this is a theory, especially if the eyes are closed. I've seen this gesture and have used it my self, yet I wasn't thinking negative, I had an itch that needed scratching, as well I was thinking of the conversation and its meaning.

All of us can interpret the languages of the body either negatively or in positive light. Before you go calling judge down on another person and trying to read what they are feeling, thinking, etc, thus think how you would feel under the same evaluation.