charts of the canon of changes i-jing

Transactions in analytical physiognomy.
Charts of psychological interrelations.

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This section of website represents charts of transactions according to which it is possible to analyze mutual relations of people in a context of analytical physiognomy, and in essence it is possible to analyze interrelations of mental functions according to charts in which hexagrams of the canon of changes i-jing form natural spatial arrangements and correspond with physiognomic symbols of psychological types.

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The first page shows ratio of physiognomic symbols of psychological types with features of human faces and functions of brain hemispheres.
The second page shows the chart in which rings of hexagrams of the canon of changes i-jing correspond with physiognomic symbols of psychological types.
The third page shows the ring chart of functional types of analytical physiognomy, and also in detail lists variants of transactions of mental functions.
The fourth and fifth pages correlate psychological types of analytical physiognomy within the ring chart of physiognomic symbols with intertype attitudes in a context of socionics and I. Brigs-Majers's typology according to leading and minor mental functions. And also show variants of psychological types according to features of a human face.
The sixth page describes modifications of psychological types of analytical physiognomy according to dynamic changes of facial features, namely according to changes of physiognomic parameters as a result of emotional reactions to events of world around.
The seventh page describes mutual relations of people from the view point of modifications of psychological types of analytical physiognomy, namely describes interrelations and transactions of mental functions according to dynamic changes of facial features during human relations.
The eighth page shows constructive charts of psychological types in which physiognomic parameters of eyes are considered, and realized and not realized mental functions of a brain are accordingly considered.
The ninth page describes properties of transactions and features of human relations according to ratio of mental functions with categories of space, time, matter, energy in a context of analytical physiognomy.