What does a full forehead mean?

The forehead refers to our forehead. Many people believe that a full forehead is a good feature. So in physiognomy, what does a full forehead mean? For this purpose, the editor has compiled relevant articles, let’s take a look!

What does a full forehead mean?

What is the saying about the face with a full forehead?

1. So what is the relationship between a full forehead and destiny?

Among the five facial features, the forehead represents youth, the chin represents old age, and if they are full and round, it is a good thing to have a smooth life. However, if the following conditions are not met, even if the forehead is full, it will have nothing to do with wealth and success:

1. Eyes of different sizes

2. Broken forehead lines, messy forehead lines, tilted forehead, and low hairline on forehead

3. The ears are dry and burnt, gray and black, thin and small

4. The cheekbones are hollow, sunken, pointed, drooping, and the cheekbones are in conflict with the eyes.

5. The corners of the mouth are drooping and white and dry

6. His face is covered with dust and looks ashen.

7. The nose bridge is sunken, bent, crooked, short, sharp, and sharp, with a knife-like nose tip.

Any one of these would be considered an exception. It is useless to make exceptions. Even if the person has a full forehead and a square chin, it does not count. It's like if one's official destiny is broken. Not to mention there is no hope of becoming an official, it's already rare for a woman not to get divorced or for a man not to get involved in legal trouble and suffer low status.

2. Which part is the forehead?

The forehead is the upper part of the face, from the forehead to the hairline. A full forehead means that the forehead is slightly convex and smooth, without any sunken pits or cracks. It is said in ancient times: A person with a long and plump upper part, square and wide, is a noble person. This is the standard for the forehead. If your forehead looks like this, you will definitely be well-developed before the age of thirty. In ancient times, people took the imperial examination to become officials. If one passed the imperial examination before the age of 30, he would be destined to be an official of high status.

3. Which part is the chin?

The chin is the lower part of the face, from the chin to the cheeks. A square chin means that the chin is neither narrow nor narrow, but full and fleshy, and the cheekbones are square and strong. It is said in ancient times: A person with a flat and full lower body, upright and thick, will be rich. This is the standard for the chin. If your chin looks like this, you will at least be rich after you are fifty years old. The ancients attached great importance to agriculture. If the land was in good condition and the fortune of land and houses was good, collecting rent and grain would at least mean no worries.

4. Where is the atrium?

Now that we have talked about the upper and lower parts of the body, we have to talk about the middle part. The middle stop is from between the eyebrows to the tip of the nose. It is said in ancient times that a person with a high and straight middle figure, steep and still, will have a long life. The standard is: a strong nose bridge and full and powerful cheekbones. The most important part of these phrases is the word "shou" (longevity).

5. How do you judge longevity? What is the use of longevity?

Many people are confused about how to define longevity. Generally speaking, people with a deep, wide and long philtrum will live a long life; people with big, white and long ears will live a long life; and people with bright eyes will live a long life. These are all true. However, what is the point of living a long life if your wife and children are separated from you? What is the point of living a long life if you are poor and destitute? What is the point of living a long life if you live a mediocre life just for the sake of luxury and enjoyment? A long life, of course, means having power and being able to benefit the public, having a wealthy family so that you can help your relatives and practice good deeds. Of course, the longer you live, the better. If your middle part of the face meets the standard shape and your forehead and chin are well matched, you will become a wealthy, powerful and long-lived person, passing on virtue and righteousness to your family and bringing blessings to your descendants. Longevity comes from virtue.

6. What if the forehead, middle courtyard and chin are not good?

Seeing this, some people may ask, what if the three stops do not meet the standards? The answer has already been stated in the book.

The upper part of the face: If it is pointed, narrow and defective, it indicates that one will suffer from many disasters, have misfortunes in parents and be of low status.

Zhongting: If it is short and collapsed, it indicates that the person is unkind and unjust, lacks intelligence, does not receive support from brothers and wife, and will be damaged in middle age.

The lower part of the chin: If it is long, narrow, pointed and thin, it means that the person will have no land or house, will be poor all his life, and will have a hard time in old age. (Feng Shui www.azg168.cn)

What does it mean to analyze a face with a full forehead?

The following plot often appears in movies and TV dramas.

Donor, I see that you have a full forehead and a square chin. You will surely be a pillar of the country in the future.

My Lord, I see that this man has a full forehead and a square chin. He will surely become a pillar of the country in the future.

Miss, I see that you have a full forehead and a square chin, and you will surely be a pillar of the country in the future.

The forehead is full and the chin is square. These eight words are so common that they make people sick of them. Just like Feng Shui says, opening the door and seeing a window will lead to financial loss. Just like what the Eight Characters say, when a "Shangguan" meets an "Guan", all kinds of troubles will occur. Anyone can make a few remarks, cite a few celebrities, brag a little, and try to show off.

only. Seeing a window when opening the door means loss of money. If the wealth position is intact, there is no need to be afraid of having a window. If the "Shangguan" meets the "Guan", there will be official disputes and quarrels. If the "Shangguan" is in the "Jue" position, how can it defeat the "Wangguan"? What is bad may not necessarily be bad, and similarly, what is good may not necessarily be good.

The forehead represents youth, the chin represents old age, and a full and round forehead means a smooth life, which is certainly a good thing. However, let’s not talk about the different sizes of eyes; let’s not talk about the wrinkles on the forehead; let’s not talk about the dry and dry ears; let’s not talk about the lack of flesh on the cheekbones; let’s not talk about the drooping corners of the mouth; let’s not talk about the face being like dust. As long as you have a collapsed nose, a bent nose, a crooked nose, or a short nose, any one of the above will be considered an exception. If it is an exception, it is useless. That is to say, even if your forehead is full and your chin is square, it will not count. It's like if one's official destiny is broken. Not to mention there is no hope of becoming an official, it's already rare for a woman not to get divorced or for a man not to commit misconduct.

So are these eight words just garbage language and not worth mentioning? In fact, these eight words cover the most basic essence of physiognomy, but later generations have not made the effort to explore it. Since we are talking about this, we might as well discuss it in detail. At least those who read this article will broaden their horizons.

The forehead is the upper part of the face, from the forehead to the hairline. A full forehead means that the forehead is slightly convex and smooth, without any sunken pits or cracks. It is said in ancient times: A person with a long and plump upper part, square and wide, is a noble person. This is the standard for the forehead. If your forehead looks like this, you will definitely be well-developed before the age of thirty. In ancient times, people took the imperial examination to become officials. If one passed the imperial examination before the age of 30, he would be destined to be an official of high status.

The chin is the lower part of the face, from the chin to the cheeks. A square chin means that the chin is neither narrow nor narrow, but full and fleshy, and the cheekbones are square and strong. It is said in ancient times: A person with a flat and full lower body, upright and thick, will be rich. This is the standard for the chin. If your chin looks like this, you will at least be rich after you are fifty years old. The ancients attached great importance to agriculture. If the land was in good condition and the fortune of land and houses was good, collecting rent and grain would at least mean no worries.

Now that we have talked about the upper and lower parts of the body, we have to talk about the middle part. The middle stop is from between the eyebrows to the tip of the nose. It is said in ancient times that a person with a high and straight middle figure, steep and still, will have a long life. The standard is: a strong nose bridge and full and powerful cheekbones. The most important part of these phrases is the word "shou" (longevity).

Having said that, I have to say a few words off topic. Many people are confused about how to define longevity. Generally speaking, people with a deep, wide and long philtrum will live a long life; people with big, white and long ears will live a long life; and people with bright eyes will live a long life. These are all true, but what’s the point of living a long life if your wife and children are separated from you? What’s the point of living a long life if you are poor and destitute? A long life, of course, means power and a wealthy family, and of course the longer you live, the better. If your middle part meets the standard, then congratulations, you will become a wealthy and long-lived person.

Seeing this, some people may ask, what if the three stops do not meet the standards? The answer has already been stated in the book.

The upper part of the face: If it is pointed, narrow and defective, it indicates that one will suffer from many disasters, have misfortunes in parents and be of low status.

Zhongting: If it is short and collapsed, it indicates that the person is unkind and unjust, lacks intelligence, does not receive support from brothers and wife, and will be damaged in middle age.

The lower part of the chin: If it is long, narrow, pointed and thin, it means that the person will have no land or house, will be poor all his life, and will have a hard time in old age.

What is the meaning of a full forehead in physiognomy?

A person's face can be divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower. From top to bottom, they are:

The upper part of the face (the position from the uppermost Mars palace to the eyebrow) governs our fate before the age of 30.

The middle part is from the eyebrows to the nose tip, which determines our fate between the ages of 30 and 50.

The lower part of the face is the area from the tip of the nose to the chin, and it dominates the period after the age of 50.

We often misunderstand that the forehead refers to the entire forehead. In fact, the forehead only refers to the palace in the middle of the forehead. It represents our annual fortune at the age of 19, and also represents the fortune with elders and noble people. Since this is the midline of the 18th day corner and the 19th month corner, if this place is full and prosperous, it means that you can get help from your family, or come from a very open-minded family. Many second-generation rich people, second-generation teachers, and second-generation officials come from here.

And if a fortune teller generally tells you that you have a full forehead. . . . You will definitely be promoted. . . What he said is definitely not only referring to your forehead area, but the area connected by these four parts from top to bottom: 25 Zhongzheng, 22 Sikong, 19 Tianting, and 16 Tianzhong. This is because this is the official palace mentioned in physiognomy. If this area is full, it means promotion.

In fact, the palace of official career in physiognomy is similar to the year pillar in the eight characters, representing elders and large organizations. So if one is born well here, it generally means good luck in youth and can work in large units and organizations. Moreover, these organizations are headed by elderly people, so the person can rise rapidly and get a raise in salary. So you can observe that many civil servants, public institutions or administrative officials of large state-owned enterprises are good-looking here. Of course, military positions (public security, fire protection) are exceptions.

Now back to the question, what does it mean to be full and full of life? According to the physiognomy book, the forehead should be like covering the liver, that is, it should be round and slightly raised, without any depressions or lines or moles. I have never touched pig liver, so those who like to buy vegetables can try it, but it is probably like the one below:

This girl's name is Jiang Fangzhou. According to the encyclopedia:

He started writing at the age of seven, and completed the essay collection Opening the Skylight at the age of nine (published by Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House). This book was designated as a recommended reading for quality education by the Hunan Provincial Education Commission and was adapted into a comic book. He has now published nine works. At the 7th People's Literature Award hosted by People's Literature magazine, Jiang Fangzhuo won the prose award. After graduating from Tsinghua University in 2012, he became the deputy editor-in-chief of New Weekly magazine.

This girl was often compared with Han Han by the media in the past. Both became famous at a young age, but one was well-behaved and obedient, while the other was rebellious and dropped out of school to become self-taught. Which one is the right path for her?

Of course, all the right and wrong of that year have been cleared up. This beautiful writer never published any works again and became a victim of the system. However, she eventually joined a large organization like New Weekly and has a good career path in the future.

Overall, her entire forehead, including the Mars and the parent corners, are slightly raised and round without any lines or breaks. Therefore, she became famous through studying when she was young, received support from various older generation writers, and was employed by large organizations when she grew up, which basically meets the meaning of a full forehead.

Looking at Han Han from the other side:

The contrast is obvious, although the area of ​​Mars is relatively good, there are broken lines between Zhongting (19 years old) and Sikong, so I can't continue studying after high school, and I am not destined to work in an institution, so I have to go my own way. (By the way, Han Han’s nose is really great)

So sometimes a full forehead does not necessarily mean a noble person. Many celebrities and wealthy people have narrow or low foreheads. They suffered a little in their youth and rose up after growing up. Just like the year pillar in the eight characters, its influence on a person's fate is not decisive.

Someone asked about the atriums of Jack Ma, Zhao Benshan and Jay Chou. Jack Ma's was not that serious. In fact, his atrium was just a little low at 19, so he failed the college entrance examinations twice when he was 18 and 19 years old. He passed them without any problem. As for Zhao Benshan and Jay Chou, needless to say, they were miserable kids when they were young. The characteristics of these three people are that they all have full foreheads and imposing noses. They don't have to be very high. If the nose bridge is too high and the cheekbones are low, they will look a bit aloof, just like a lonely mountain that people can only look up to. These are Jay Chou and Han Han. Jack Ma and Zhao Benshan both have noses that are low at first and straight at the end, with wide nose wings that are integrated into one. Combined with their low cheekbones, they have high emotional intelligence and are good at getting people to cooperate. They are wealthy people with connections.

The above is what the editor has to say about a face with a full forehead. I hope it will be helpful to you! For more guides, please continue to pay attention to the fortune-telling section of Dream Interpreter’s Fortune Telling Website!