What are the five sense organs, three stops and twelve palaces in face reading?

In physiognomy, there are five sense organs, three stops and twelve palaces. We can see through our fortunes in different aspects through the five sense organs, three stops or the twelve palaces. For example, the spouse palace in the twelve palaces is related to the marriage fortune, while the wealth palace is mainly related to our wealth fortune. So we can see our different fortunes through different parts. Needless to say, the five sense organs are related to our destiny, while the three stops are related to the fortunes of our different age groups. Although we have some understanding of the five sense organs, three stops and twelve palaces, what are the five sense organs, three stops and twelve palaces respectively? Let’s take a look together!

1. Five senses

Our five facial features refer to our eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. The five senses are the organs of our body. The facial features represent our fortune in different aspects and also mean our different destinies.

1. Eyebrows

For example, among the five facial features, eyebrows are related to our physical health and interpersonal relationships.

2. Eyes

For example, among the five senses, the eyes are related to our inner good and evil, loyalty and treachery, character, and willpower.

3. Nose

For example, among the five facial features, the nose is related to our personal wealth, financial fortune, and physical health.

4. Mouth

For example, among the five senses, the mouth is related to our personal fortune, food, luck with noble people, and wealth and blessings.

5. Ears

For example, among the five senses, the ears are related to our personal health and longevity.

Two, three stops

There are three parts of the face, namely the upper part, the middle part, and the lower part. The three parts of the face are related to our fortune in early, middle, and old age.

1. Stop

The upper part of the face refers to the area above our eyebrows and below the hairline. The upper part of the face is also called the forehead, which is related to our fortune in early years.

2. Stop

The middle part of the face refers to the area above the tip of the nose and below the eyebrows. The middle part of the face mainly controls our fortune in middle age.

3. Stop

The lower part of the face refers to the area above our chin and below the tip of the nose. It is also called the chin and is closely related to our fortune in our later years.

3. Twelve Palaces (Feng Shui www.azg168.cn)

The twelve palaces of the face refer to our life palace (Yintang), wealth palace (nose tip), brothers palace (eyebrows), spouse palace (eye end), children palace (lower eyelid), disease palace (below Yintang, between the eyebrows), migration palace (the area between the eyebrows at both ends of the upper forehead), servants palace (on both sides of the chin), official palace (in the middle of the forehead), property palace (between the eyebrows and eyes), fortune palace (above the eyebrow corners), and parents palace (above the middle of the eyebrows).

There are many things to pay attention to in physiognomy. If we understand these things, we will know how to see through our personal fortunes. Therefore, if we understand the five senses, three stops, and twelve palaces in physiognomy, we can know the meaning behind these physiognomy, and we can also understand the fortune of our lives. The above are the relevant articles compiled by the editor. Have you learned all the above physiognomy knowledge?

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