Hexagram Yi-King 17.
Gallery of logic facial emotions.

mystical occultism and psychic processes of facial features

If you investigate occult philosophical theories and esoteric systems of knowledge then you can correlate concepts of mystical occultism to features of a human face and symbols of emotional conditions in this online gallery. Namely as philosopher you can consider facial features and physiognomy of human emotions as a logic basis for creation of mental associations between psychic processes and ideas of occult philosophy.
And also if you study classical philosophy then can consider physiognomy of facial emotions as a logic basis for creation of mental associations between psychic processes and philosophical ideas.
Actually features of a face and images of emotions are identical to hexagrams of the canon of changes Yi-King, and consequently can be used for comparison of various philosophical concepts with mental processes, that corresponds to the occult hermetic principle of mystical similarity between diverse phenomena of the world validity.

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Features of a face and associations of emotional conditions.
Eyebrows: dreams cannot be actual / unfeasible imagination.
Eyes: relevant world vision / illusions are probable.
Mouth: feelings cannot be valid / sensations have no verification by reality.

If feelings are not confirmed by reality and dreams cannot be possible then false illusions are carried out in the world.

Formulas of analytical philosophy.
1 (eyes) planned opportunity is (eyebrows) doubtful probability of (mouth) impracticable event.
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(eyebrows) fictitious ideas are (eyes) guessed prototypes of (mouth) non cognizable world.
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(eyebrows) limited knowledge is (eyes) deliberate reflections of (mouth) erroneous reality.
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(eyebrows) inadequate imaginations are (eyes) acceptable anticipations of (mouth) false validity.

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Following 18 symbol of physiognomy.
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