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slinky1882
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Maureen,Hi, slinky1882,
“And on the second group you mentioned, could you give it a stab???” quote, slinky1882
OK. There are some individuals who seem to have
no conscience. Thank God I’ve never met such an
individual, to my knowledge. But I’ve noticed that
when some awful deed is committed and a
photo of the individual is shown on TV, I often
note to myself, “From that person’s eyes, I
would never have guessed him/her to be capable
of such an act.”
And, yes, as to your point about the “barrier” being
able to be seen, I think that’s true in a lot of
instances.
And a big “yes” on reading body language.
Between reading such language, noticing
a person’s eyes, and being super-sensitive to
the timbre and volume of people’s voices…
I find two hours socializing my “max.”
Maureen
Ahhh, the second group I would classify roughly as amoral, and I have had the disfortune to meet such individuals. You are blessed to never have met one in your memory. The immoral conscience is dying. The amoral conscience is dead (and can only be revived by Grace). In those cases, I am glad for the wall that conceals the damage and grave evil wrought. I find looking into those eyes like looking into a black hole. Thanks and God Bless.
P.S. Alright someone who knows that “timbre” is (coming from a musician for years in school) .