Face Reading in Art Galleries, and for early signs of Alzheimer’s

Course Overview

With such a wealth of wisdom and practical advice from Lillian, it is hard to pick a small representative subject, a mere fragment of what she has given me. I have chosen two apparently unrelated subjects, but you will see how they are related.

The first is the joy of going round a gallery and reading the faces of people who lived 300, 600 or even 1000 years ago. As you look at these people, who seem almost to be living, you get a much richer idea of the life lived at that time.

The second subject is Alzheimer’s disease, which often starts at the age of 60. If a person cannot make use of this momentous transition, they risk blocking their Jing. If this blockage combines with a need to obliterate the memory of a traumatic event, then Jing does not reach the brain and there is a high risk of Alzheimer’s. Some of these portraits painted many hundreds of years ago clearly show early signs of Alzheimer’’s.