Charisma: what we know about us without having to show it

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A man loves two mirrors of his perception:
One is beautiful, she knows it—and her beauty is silent.
The other is not, according to the law of faces, she knows it—and her doubt is silent.
So he learns: It is not what we are that determines our charisma,
but what we know without having to show it.

The woman on the left has long, wavy auburn hair flowing over her shoulders. She looks at the viewer with a slight, mysterious smile. Her eyes are a striking green-blue. She is wearing a brown and gold brocade-patterned sleeveless top with a V-neckline. The woman on the right has short, wavy brown hair and her head is tilted down and to the left, a gentle smile on her face. She wears a brown and rose-gold patterned sleeveless top with a scoop neckline. The textures in the painting mimic oil paint, with visible brushstrokes, giving the portrait a classic, artistic feel.

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©Jan Dustin Gaar