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Symmetry & Perception
Author: Stuart Wilde
The celestial, inner worlds that we see in the Morph are digital and mathematical and symmetrical in their beauty. And the beings in there are also beautifully symmetrical and complex.
There is an implicit mathematical order to nature and the shape of everything in the cosmos-things that are holy and good rest in a mathematical symmetrical balance. A symmetrical face is a beautiful face. But of course, most of human beauty comes from an inner radiance so it doesn’t matter what shape your face is.
Some people are born with symmetrical features that gradually get bent out of shape over the years by their silent attitudes and their emotions. Anger, evil and arrogance begin to contort one’s face as early as in one’s teenage years. Some inner sentiments that appear on the face are obvious to see. One who lies a lot, that lives in a phony reality of their own making, will see their mouth slant downwards at the edges. Those that are very stingy develop tight, thin upper lips.
If a person is arrogant you will see it as an etheric bubble under their nose; they hold their chin up ever so slightly higher than normal. This is because in their deep inner soul they look down their nose on humanity. In women, the arrogance is often seen as a slight pout. Their upper lip is unnaturally curved upwards and they pinch the end of their nose downwards slightly. It is as if they are trying to hold an invisible ping-pong ball between their upper lip and the underside of their nose.
Source: http://philosophers-stone.co.uk/wordpress/2014/06/symmetry-perception/
