Basic knowledge of facial feng shui

Feng Shui is a relatively mysterious theory in Chinese metaphysics. Many people do not believe in it, but there are also many people who are superstitious about it and suffer greatly from it. Facial Feng Shui is one of the more common parts. A person's fortune is mainly determined by observing their facial contours, facial structure, and qualitative conditions. But not everyone understands facial feng shui. If this is the case for you, then you can get a general understanding of these Feng Shui issues through the basic knowledge of facial Feng Shui below.

The so-called "physiognomy" is a science that tells fortunes by looking at a person's "facial features". There is a saying that "appearance reflects the heart", which mainly means that a person's personality, thoughts and good and evil behavior can be seen from his face. The most important ones are the 'five senses', 'three stops' and 'twelve zodiac signs'. Five sense organs: refers to the five organs of the human body, namely, ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose and mouth. The "three stops" refer to: from the hairline on the forehead to the eyebrows. It is responsible for the fortune of the youth, and controls the fortune between the ages of 15 and 30. From the eyebrows to the tip of the nose. It is responsible for the fortune of the middle-aged, and controls the fortune between the ages of 31 and 50. From the bottom of the nose to the chin. It is responsible for the fortune of the old age, and controls the fortune after the age of 51. The upper stop: If it is high, long and full, square and wide, it means high social status. The middle stop: If it is full and fleshy, it means wealth and longevity. The lower stop: If it is round, upright and heavy, it means a lifetime of blessing.

Zodiac:

(1) Ming Palace: The area between the eyebrows called "Yin Tang". Affects a person's basic fortune.

(2) Wealth Palace: The tip of the nose. There are four parts: the bridge of the nose (ability to make money), the tip of the nose (amount of money earned), the wings of the nose (financial management techniques) and the nostrils (attitude towards consumption).

(3) Palace of Brothers: Eyebrows are the Palace of Brothers. The good or bad relationships between brothers.

(4) Palace of Marriage: the area at the end of the eye. The good or bad relationship between husband and wife.

(5) Children’s Palace: The raised area under the eyelid. It symbolizes whether the children will have a promising future.

(6) Palace of Illness: The area between the two eyes called the "bridge of the nose". It is related to the good or bad luck in health.

(7) Palace of Migration: The area between the eyebrows on both ends of the forehead. See the good and bad fortune of migration and going out.

(8) Servant Palace: The area below the cheek. The good or bad relationships between friends and subordinates.

(9) Palace of Career: center of forehead. Related to career, official position, and studies.

(10) Tian Zhai Palace: The area of ​​the eyelid between the eyebrow and the eye. It is related to the fortune of a person’s family.

(11) Fude Palace: The area above and slightly outside the eyebrows. It is related to the good or bad fortune of wealth and blessings.

(12) Parents Palace: The father is located in the upper middle of the left forehead. The mother is located in the 'upper middle of the right forehead'. The relationship with parents, etc. Ears: The ears are large and have thick earlobes, also known as Buddha ears. Whether a person's later years are good or not is definitely related to his earlobes. The earlobe represents good luck at the age of sixty. The earlobes are actually very interesting things. For those who recite Buddhist scriptures and practice Buddhism, their earlobes will become bigger and bigger. The earlobe is the earlobe. Having earlobes represents longevity and a good old age. Many people who are not very lucky practice Buddhism and grow earlobes, and then they have good luck. At the same time, earlobes also represent feminine relationships. If the industry you are engaged in is related to women, earlobes can give you greater help. When pressing the ear lobe, you should feel a "thick" feeling. A thin ear lobe will not have much effect. Small earlobes can be changed through regular pulling or plastic surgery over a long period of time. It is best if your ears are also "close" so that when others look at you from the front, they cannot see your ears. These are the best ears. The ears should not be too exposed to the wind. If they are, the person will be busy and have a stubborn temper. Therefore, if a child has good hearing, he must be a good child. If your ears are easily exposed to the wind, you will not be very obedient. Forehead: A widow’s peak represents hard work and difficulty, especially before the age of 31, when one has to worry about family and life. Therefore, having a widow's peak means hard work, and this is true for both men and women. If wrinkles appear on the forehead, you will not have real luck in your youth. Why? The position of the forehead is called Sikong in physiognomy. Sikong means an official in ancient times. This position represents official luck. Therefore, the Sikong area must be beautiful. If this area is sunken, collapsed or wrinkled, it means that the official star will not last long. Of course, this does not simply refer to whether one holds an official position, but also refers to whether one has noble people to help him. If the Sikong area is damaged or sunken, or has wrinkles, or a large sore suddenly appears, then you must pay attention. There may be a crisis at work. If you have a child, you must not let him get scars on his face because of his mischief when he is young. Any scar will have a certain impact on your life, of course, it will never be a good one. Upward crescent pattern: a horizontal wrinkle in the shape of a large arc. People with such lines are likely to be healthy and live a long life. This kind of person has a kind nature, great patience, and noble and perfect human character.