Do you know that from "Combination of words you use", someone can read your mind? #Psychoanalysis #Freud #SelfImprovement

I first read about this subject in a book of Dr. Sigmund Freud titled "Psychoanalysis for everyday life".

I found the subject in chapters on "Analysis of slips of tongue and slips of pen" and how to read hidden motives of a person from such slips.

Later, I extended this knowledge to interpret hidden motives of a person from "Combination of words he uses".

This method worked well over years for me and saved me from many decent looking personalities, who were hiding their secret motives behind their courteous and 'helpful looking' mannerism.

But by profession, I am a lawyer, not a psychologist. So I have nothing systematic to offer here. Those who feel interested, should refer to original work of Dr. Freud.


Haresh Raichura
30/11/2013






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