How is binocular concentration formed?

How is binocular concentration formed?

It is often mentioned in physiognomy that if the eyes are full of spirit, the career will be successful. Many friends may not understand this and think that a person's expression is different throughout the day and everyone has times when their eyes are focused every day.

This is true. Almost everyone wakes up in the morning with sleepy eyes and dull eyes. However, when we observe people normally, most of them are at work or studying. We can tell at a glance whether a person is energetic or dull in his usual state.

What is spirit? It may be difficult to distinguish from the feeling, but it is easy to distinguish after understanding its connotation. Being spirit is not about being cheerful and bold in emotions, but more about the characteristics and changes of inner thinking.

If someone is introverted and people dare not look down on him, such as successful people in their careers, they will have business and feasible careers happening at any time, and they will naturally start to analyze the feasibility in their minds, which personnel to arrange, how much money to invest, the return, etc. As the ancients said, there are millions of soldiers in one's heart, both civil and military strategies, which refers to the same state.

When a person has this kind of thinking and is often in this state, his eyes will naturally not be squinting, scattered, or turbid.

Similarly, for girls, the expression shows their cultivation and connotation. Any man knows that a girl with rich connotation and dignity will naturally give rise to awe and will not dare to tease her lightly.

Many girls like to laugh and act pretentiously, which gives them a frivolous vibe and makes the opposite sex around them feel that they can joke around with them at will.

You can tell a person's inner thoughts by looking at his expression. A person who has clear life goals and career direction has a calm mind and a focused spirit, and you can tell at a glance.

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