According to Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) There are 6 basic visual directions that you can observe in the image above. Each of these 6 directions indicates a different thing that I will try to explain below. All the indications that I am going to give will always be from the observer's point of view. This means that when I say "top left", the person being observed is actually looking "top right"..
They are the images that we create with our imagination. If you ask someone to imagine a pink elephant, their gaze will acquire this direction.
They are those images that we extract from our memories. If you ask someone what color his father's car was when he was a child, you will see that as he tries to remember it, his gaze drifts up and to the right..
If you ask someone to try to imagine the most unpleasant sound they have ever heard, their gaze will shift to the left..
Your eyes will shift to the right if you try to remember your first partner's voice..
If you ask someone to try to remember the smell of a bonfire, their eyes will move in this direction..
When a person is talking to himself, his eyes look down and to the right.
After this brief explanation, you will wonder how you can detect a lie by observing these visual directions. The answer is as simple as the fact that a lie is not a memory, but a construction. And as we have just seen, the constructions only acquire 2 addresses: "up to the left" Y "to the center and to the left". So you know, when your boyfriend tells you that he was with his friends last night but his eyes shift to the left, he is most likely lying to you..
Joking aside, there is a much more complex science behind visual directions, but the explanations I just gave here are perhaps the most basic notions on the subject..
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