How to Tell If Someone is Lying By Looking at Their Eye Patterns

How to Tell If Someone is Lying By Looking at Their Eye Patterns By Drew Lilley

Are you being lied to? Are you being cheated on? You can put all of that to an end just by taking the time to learn this pivotal information about eye patterns. NLP research has proven that every direction your eyes look while your speaking, or being spoken to are being dictated by the subconscious mind. You can use this information to know how to tell if someone is lying.

Many people make the common mistake of accusing people of being liars solely based on the fact that they are not making eye contact with them. This could be true, but most likely is not. "If a person does not maintain eye contact while you are talking to them, they are lying." This is a myth that's been around for a while, and should be debunked. Their could actually be several reasons a person does not maintain eye contact. For example, they have social disabilities, or they can just be nervous. Anyways, here is what all the eye patterns mean.

To the right- When a persons eyes shift to the right, they are constructing an auditory thought. (your left)

Up and to the left- visually remembered image (your right)

Up and to the right- visually constructed image (your left)

To the left- auditory memory

Down and to the right- creating a feeling or sensory impression.

Down and to the left- a person will look this way when they "talk to themselves"

You can use this information to help you catch a liar because typically if someone looks to the right, they are creating a lie, and if they are looking to the left, they are remembering something. While someone is telling a story, they will usually look up and to the left, or up and to the right. Try these eye patterns yourselves, by testing them on your peers, friends, or family! All you have to do is create some questions. For example. If i wanted to test the eye pattern "up and to the right" you could devise a question like this: "Can you imagine a cow with a pigs head?" This forces them to visually construct an image in their head.

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