In order to read the thoughts of another person, you do not have to be a psychic in the twenty-fifth generation. It is enough to have observation and a minimum of imagination. Of course, we are not talking about literal reading of thoughts, but about at least roughly guessing what is going on in a person's soul at this moment.
Instructions
Step 1
Take a closer look at how this person is walking. If his shoulders are deployed, his step is light, springy, his arms seem to rhythmically cut through the air, most likely this person is confident in himself, at least for the moment. If, on the contrary, a person hunches down, lowers his shoulders, walks as if every step is given to him with incredible difficulty, perhaps he is afraid of something or worries about something. Although it is likely that the person is simply very tired or not feeling well.
Step 2
Check out the color and style of your casual wear. This is not to say that black can be unambiguously associated with a depressive mood. Perhaps the main character trait of this subject is practicality. However, clothes of bright colors almost always indicate that a person enjoys life and wants to add another positive note to it through the iridescence of his outfit.
Step 3
Pay attention to how the person behaves in public. If he is outwardly calm and full of dignity, take a closer look at his hands. If he keeps them in his pockets, then he is really pretty cool about everything that happens and thinks about something of his own. If he constantly keeps them crossed on his chest or linked on his stomach, then he is trying in this way to protect himself from the outside world, while his soul is restless. Trembling hands betray a nervous or something afraid person.
Step 4
Listen to how he speaks. If his speech is smooth and smooth, then either this person is trying to impress, or he likes to be listened to. If speech is interrupted by coughing almost after every phrase, then the object of your observation is simply worried. A screeching note in the voice is evidence that a person is experiencing stress, even if outwardly he looks peaceful.
Step 5
Don't forget about facial expressions and gestures. Covetous facial expressions speaks not of indifference to what is happening, but rather that a person is internally experiencing some kind of drama, but does not want to give it away. Constant involuntary shrug of the shoulders indicates that a person doubts or is not confident in himself. Active gestures and lively facial expressions betray some posturing in the desire to be understood by others.
