Reading the thoughts of others can be as simple as understanding eye movements in particular directions.
Looking in the upper-left direction signifies a person is visually constructing images in their mind. Looking in the upper-right direction means a visual recollection is in process. If you notice someone's eyes directed in the left direction, they are imagining (creating) a sound in their mind. But, if they look to the right, they are simply having an auditory recollection, usually a specific sound.
A person will look to the lower-left when remembering a smell, taste, feeling, and anything else besides image or sound. In order to determine if someone is "talking to themselves" inside of their head, you will notice their eyes directed in the lower-right direction. These eye movements can help you to determine internal dialogue or if they are trying to remember something. They can even be used to detect lies!
Better yet, now that you know, you can utilize these tactics to disguise your own thoughts. Yes, you can manipulate how others read your thoughts.
By: Alison Howey
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