To
learn how individual traits are expressed through facial expression, Michael
students and celebrities are matched here by their roles, soul age, and
overleaves.
Pay
attention to the influence the essence twin and casting have on the appearance
of the role. Generally, the influence of casting is static and always visible,
but the essence twin may manifest in variable ways. For example, when the ET is incarnate, the casting
may show more prominently in the appearance, whereas if the ET is discarnate,
there is more bleedthrough from the essence twin.
Bleedthrough is the actual
visceral energy of the role coming in as a
secondary from the ET, which you can feel as well as see. Primary casting can be
equally influential, when bleedthrough is less due to an incarnate ET, but not
as visceral: it's more about how one behaves, *how* and *where* one directs
one's essence energies. It colors/flavors the appearance to some degree, but not
as much as bleedthrough.
A notable exception is scholar energy, which is
neutral and diffuse. Scholar bleedingthrough from
the essence twin may not be as striking as king or sage casting, for example.
Try to notice these subtleties when comparing the pictures.
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Priest eyes are hot and focused.
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Server eyes are warm and doe-like.
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Warrior eyes are cold and bluntly focused.
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King eyes are cold and pointedly focused.
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Sage eyes are expressive, and mischievously
mirthful when smiling.
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Artisan eyes are childlike and radiant (their
faces can be rubbery).
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Scholar eyes are neutral.
Scholars with a strong secondary influence from
either essence twin bleedthrough and/or casting may look like a watered-down
version of the secondary role; if you just can't decide the role after you've
gotten pretty good at spotting them, the person may be a scholar. With anyone,
casting may jump out at you first, but if you persevere and
study the eyes, the role should become clear unless the person has strong
opposite influences. Some people are hard to figure out, and some are easy.
Sometimes, what stands out in someone's eyes ("the windows of the soul") is
not essence but negative poles or trauma; for example, a depressed sage or a
beaten-down king can be harder to spot.
Note: Discarnate ETs are marked with an asterisk (*) for easy identification.
Remember that a discarnate ET should appear more prominently.
