Charisma is an innate ability of some humans to achieve enchant, persuade, fascinate or seduce another individual, through their way of being and acting.
Etymologically, the term “charisma” originated from the Greek kharisma, which means “grace” or “favor”.
an individual charismatic he is the one endowed with charisma, who possesses a set of qualities that characterize him as a remarkable, admirable or fascinating subject, in the eyes of other individuals.
Showing charisma is a very common tactic among politicians, artists and other leaders, in an attempt to subtly enchant and persuade the people.
When this popular adoration becomes too much, popular fanaticism is characterized, that is, a "blind passion" that leads a person or a group to commit absurd acts on behalf of a public figure, doctrine or ideology, by example.
In the religious sphere, the charism is considered one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, as dictated by the Christian religion, especially the Catholic and Evangelical doctrine.
For Christians, this “Gift of the Holy Spirit” is only given to those who yearn to follow and serve God.
Synonyms for charisma
- Fascination
- attractiveness
- Attraction
- Magnetism
- Influence
- Charm
- Seduction
- fascination