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We are told: “That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven”(Matthew 18:19). Once submitted, your prayer request will appear on the Prayer Wall for other believers to intercede with you. You may also choose to create a private or anonymous prayer that will not be displayed.
Jeannette Bland was diagnosed with breast cancer. She has taken chemotherapy, all of her hair has fallen out, and no more sense of taste. Pray that this demonic attack would be cancelled and her body fully reset to God’s settings of divine health! In Jesus name! 
Controlling a tilted head and shifting eyes to hide emotions involves, from a psychological standpoint, managing your “tells”—involuntary, nonverbal responses to stress, deception, or intense feelings. A downward head tilt can make a neutral face appear more dominant or angry, while an involuntary tilt can signal submission or, in some cases, be a response to discomfort.
Here are techniques based on psychology to maintain a neutral head and eye position:
1. Master the “Poker Face”
- Relax Facial Muscles: Consciously relax the muscles around your eyes and mouth to remove tension that hints at emotions.
- Neutral Gaze: Instead of avoiding eye contact (which can signal fear or sadness), make direct, relaxed eye contact. Focus on a point between the other person’s eyes or their nose, rather than locking eyes intensely.
- Control the Tilt: If you find your head tilting to one side, it may be a sign of comfort or engagement. To hide this, keep your chin level with the horizon, representing a more “stable” or neutral posture.
2. Cognitive & Psychological Techniques
- Grounding Techniques: If you feel an emotional reaction causing a “tilt,” use ground techniques to distract your mind, such as counting backwards from 100 or identifying five objects in the room.
- “Channel Your Inner Spock”: Approach conversations logically and factually to avoid letting emotions dictate your posture.
- Wait Before Reacting: When you feel an emotion bubbling up, “pause” to allow the initial impulse to pass before you respond or move your body.
- Breathing Techniques: Use deep breathing or “box breathing” (inhale 4s, hold 4s, exhale 4s, hold 4s) to calm the fight-or-flight response that causes involuntary movements.
3. Physical & Situational Management
- Identify Your “Tells”: Review video recordings of yourself to identify specific, consistent head or eye movements you make when under stress.
- Improve Posture: A rigid or, conversely, too-relaxed posture can betray you. Sit or stand straight with shoulders relaxed to convey a calm, neutral demeanor.
- Avoid Fidgeting: Keep your hands away from your face and avoid rubbing your eyes or yawning, as these indicate tiredness or discomfort.
Summary of Psychological Triggers
- Downward Tilt: Signals, or makes others perceive, that you are angry, aggressive, or dominant (often caused by the “action-unit imposter effect” where it mimics a frown).
- Side Tilt: Signals engagement, empathy, or, in some contexts, submission/comfort.
- Why You Tilt: When your eyes are not aligned, or you are uncomfortable, your body might tilt your head to compensate.
To hide emotions, you are essentially aiming for a “blank” or “neutral” face, which can serve as a “do not disturb” sign to others.
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