How Stress Leads To Violence

    SAN MARCOS, TX, October 29, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Your eyes are a great indicator that can help in predicting violent behavior.
The eyes can determine when someone is under too much stress, and prone to violence.

That's right! All You Have To Do Is Look!

The more stress a person is under, the more it will show in the eyes. The more white
there is around the iris, the more dangerous that person can become. This is true for most people.

Stress affects the mind and optic nerves behind the eyes. This pulls the muscles up, moving
the irises up into the eye sockets. White space it revealed under the irises. The stress can
be from a person's personal or public life, or both.

As the stress progresses check the eyes for the five stages of stress (sanpaku).

Stage 1 - (white below one iris only) Stress in either personal or professional life.

Stage 2 - (white showing under both irises) There is a lot of pressure, beware of the situation.
They want to unload.

Stage 3 - (only half of the iris is showing) Be very cautious. Extreme pressure. They are
hiding something.

Stage 4 - (Three sided white area below the iris) Danger comes from outside forces. They
may place themselves in dangerous situations, and may not survive. They are no longer in
control. The tension must be released. Don't walk, run away!

Stage 5 - (Three sided white area above the iris) The danger is within the person. They are
filled with rage, and can become extremely violent. They may destroy themselves and take
others with them.

Your eyes will show your true mental state. Have you looked in a mirror lately?

To actually see this phenomenon, you can get your FREE "Stress Chart" and instantly
download it here: http://www.kathycommunicates.com/sanpaku.pdf

Or contact Kathy Thompson at 512-353-7663 or [email protected]

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