In my work, I do such a variety of things that I meet a wide array of people. Some are members of the general public, but others are politicians, scholars, business people, journalists, law professionals, athletes, and even celebrities.
Meeting people is one of the most important things I do. Besides the fact that I really like people, conversing with people of diverse occupations gives me a good idea of what’s happening and popular in the world. This aspect of my personality has been a good strength and became the foundation for me to be able to have various relationships with all kinds of people.
But interestingly, some people I meet for the first time will end a conversation about world events or their own endeavors by asking me shyly to read their face or tell their future. Face reading is rather popular in Korea, and they may think I have that ability because they heard something about my being enlightened.
They ask:
“Sir, I’m a little sorry to ask, but what can you tell from my face?”
“Around when do you think my business is going to take off?”
“Will I really have a chance in this election?”
“I want to become famous; do you think I need plastic surgery in order to have a brighter future?”
When I get those kinds of questions, I look steadily into that person’s eyes and first I smile at them. Then I give them an answer they really connect with.
“Your face? Well, let’s see. You have two eyes, one nose, and your mouth is a little big, so you must be very lucky when it comes to food.
If you just try to take responsibility for the things that you’ve chosen with a good mind, a good heart, and good intentions, what you want will happen naturally.” I add with a chuckle, “You have a good face.”
Some are disappointed with such an obvious answer. But to me, everyone in the world has a beautiful face.
But since around 770-221 BC, when a Chinese man named Go-po-ja-kyung predicted that Confucius was a candidate for becoming a sage by reading his face for the first time, face reading has fallen in and out of style. The main idea is to determine a person’s character and potential by dividing and categorizing the different areas of the face, as well as their facial expressions. So even if two people are born in similar circumstances or under the same stars, if they have different faces, they’ll live completely different lives.
But if our destiny is determined by the look and structure of the face, why should we study or make any effort to better ourselves? Why should we work hard to live well?
I think what you’re really doing when you are studying a person’s face is seeing their energy, their ki. And that’s actually taking a look into that person’s brain. Some people have healthy brains, while others have brains that are timid, crumpled, and black. I call the former a Power Brain and the latter a Dark Brain.
Everyone starts out with a Power Brain and is capable of recovering it at any time. A person with a Power Brain overflows with confidence and has passion for their work. Their dream is clear and benefits the world. As a result, they always create happiness and joy and are attractive and popular wherever they go. They become successful and so positive it’s like they glow from within.
Although our brain originally was perfect, over time our life experiences tarnish and cover that perfection. But when you have a dream, your brain is able to recover its original condition and become healthier. A healthy brain makes not only itself, but the brains around it happier. The health and happiness of a Power Brain is reflected in a person’s face. It’s this kind of face reading, rather than an idea of fate, that predicts future success.
I dreamed of a world where everyone’s brain became a Power Brain as I developed Brain Education. With consistent exercise and meditation, we can heal our scars and wounds. We gain the power, ability, and motivation to take ownership of our brains.
Do you want to be successful? Do you want to be loved?
First observe your brain, and then tell it, “I love you, I trust you.” That’s how you return it to its original perfect state. Then you will naturally change your face.
Do I do face reading? Yes, I remind people that they’ll have a brilliant future if they believe in the original perfection and infinite potential of their brain.