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Facial proportions in physiognomy.
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The first page describes the special unit of measurements of the
universal physiognomic scale within which it is possible to measure the
sizes and proportions in shapes of human faces in a context of physiognomy.
The second and third pages describe geometrical ratios which are
physiognomic reference points of sizes and proportions of a human face.
And also describes calculations according to which numerical values of
physiognomic proportions can be considered as numbers in numerology, that
according to meanings of numbers allows to speak about psychological
features of people.
The fourth page describes the sacred Egyptian or Pythagorean
triangle which is a geometrical figure which corresponds to sacral
geometrical laws of the universe, and also sacred Egyptian triangle
corresponds with proportions in features of a human face, that is
necessary to consider in physiognomy.
The fifth and sixth pages result the information on laws of harmony
according to which faces of men and women are proportional if facial
features coincide with lines of correct geometrical figures. Namely the
information about the scale of measurements according to which in a
context of physiognomy, and also in a context of plastic surgery and
cosmetic medicine it is possible to calculate beauty in shapes of human
faces by means of comparison with proportions of correct polygons.
The seventh page results the information which allows to compare
features of a human face to shapes of geometrical figures and planets in
astrology, that allows to describe psychological features of people and
properties of character traits from the view point of meanings of
planets in astrology.
And also the seventh page gives information on mutual appeal of people
according to ratios of facial features with geometrical figures and planets.
The eighth page results the information about measurements of
geometrical ratios and proportional parameters in shapes of human faces
in a context of physiognomy, or in aesthetic medicine and cosmetic
surgery, that can be necessary before plastic operations and cosmetic procedures.
The ninth page results the information on psychological estimations
of character traits according to ratio of a human face with planets in
astrology, and also the brief information on the reasons of discontent
by own facial appearance according to angular sizes of correct
geometrical polygons in shapes and features of human faces, that is
possible to consider in physiognomy, and also in clinics of cosmetic
medicine and plastic surgery.
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Also look within the limits of this website other sections with the
information about physiognomy and proportions of human faces in profile.
Half faces (concepts 1) shows
multilevel physiognomic systems according to which features of human
faces are formally systematized according to symbols of the canon of changes
i-jing, namely psychological values of facial levels in profile are compared to
lines in symbols of the Chinese canon i-jing. And also this section of website
represents gallery where symbolical images allow to identify
types of half faces according to 64 hexagrams
in the canon i-jing.
Half faces (concepts 2) formally compares
physiognomy of a human face to philosophical
concepts of ancient Greek philosophers, and also with Chinese philosophy
of Confucius and various schools of ancient Indian philosophers, that allows to
estimate philosophical sights of people according to physiognomic parameters of
faces.
Half faces (concepts 4) shows the information on
ratios in shapes of a human face with zodiac signs
and planets within the limits of astrological circle, that allows to speak about
characters of people according to formal parities of planets and zodiac signs of
astrology with facial features in physiognomy.
Half faces (concepts 5) compares physiognomy of a face with the
numerological scale of nine numbers, that
allows to consider formal parameters of human appearance according to numerical
values in numerology. And in particular according to pantheons of gods in
various mythological systems of the ancient world, as gods correspond with
numbers, or according to nine grades of angels and nine circles of the universe
in the Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri.
I hope that the shown measurements of human facial proportions will allow to understand geometrical principles of beauty and harmony, and will be useful during researches of faces not only in physiognomy, but also in clinics of plastic surgery and cosmetic medicine, as geometrical shapes of correct polygons are essential parameters of aesthetic beauty.
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