How to read the temple

In physiognomy, the temple represents the palace of marriage, which can predict the relationship between husband and wife. So, what does a bulging temple look like? What is the explanation for the sunken temples? Below is an article about how to read the temple physiognomy, let’s take a look!

How to read the temple

Bulging temples

The temple is considered as the "jianmen" area in physiognomy, representing the quality of a person's marriage, the state of their relationship with their spouse, etc. There are two types of temples: bulging and sunken. Teacher Liu Heng focused on the facial features of bulging temples. The temples are in front of the auricle, on both sides of the forehead, and above the extended line of the outer corners of the eyes. The temple is called the extra meridian point in Chinese medicine.

The standard position of the temple should be slightly concave for good luck, while bulging or too much concavity are signs of a bad marriage. The sunken part is Yin, while the temple is Yang.

If it is raised, it means it is too yang. If it is slightly concave, it means there is yin in the yang, and the yin and yang are balanced.

1. People with bulging temples often lack persistence in doing things, and they start something but do not finish it, and they are only enthusiastic for three days.

2. People with bulging temples usually have bad luck in love. After marriage, their relationship is not smooth, they are together less and apart more often, and many of them go their separate ways.

3. If the temples are bulging, the spouses are not in good health, are sickly or have difficulty developing their careers. They can only make ends meet but cannot achieve great success.

4. Bulging temples are usually a sign of physical illness, and are common in migraines, facial nerve spasms, etc.

5. People with bulging temples have a weaker bond with their father and are often not around their parents.

Female temple - Physiognomy

If a woman has sunken temples, her cheekbones will appear high. In ancient times, it was said that if a woman had high cheekbones, her husband could be killed without a knife. A woman with exposed cheekbones without flesh on both sides will worry about money, food, daily necessities and everything else. A woman with exposed cheekbones will work hard all her life but gain nothing. Men: In physiognomy, the left and right temples of men are called the left and right mountains and forests. If the mountains and forests are lush, there will be wealth and wealth will be accumulated. If the mountains and forests are dry, there will be no wealth and materials will be wasted.

Temple: Full and flat, the couple is harmonious and the descendants are prosperous. In physiognomy, the temple represents the relationship between husband and wife and is known as the palace of husband and wife. The so-called Palace of Marriage is located at the temple. Beauty: The location of the temple is called the temporal. People with sunken temples have an impact on the contour of their face. Give others a sarcastic feeling. As people age, the soft tissue in the temporal area often atrophies, leading to temporal depression. People with sunken temples generally have a characteristic that they are very restricted when combing their hairstyle. You can find that many people with sunken temples may only have one hairstyle in their entire life. It is a pity that the temple area is easily neglected. Some people have perfect eyes and noses, but the overall feeling they give people is uncomfortable. In fact, the real key lies in the temple. An incomplete temple gives people an uncomfortable feeling, and a sunken temple affects the contour of the upper part of the face. In terms of physiognomy, people with sunken temples are difficult to get along with and are sarcastic.

Sunken temples

Sunken temples indicate that there may be problems in the relationship between the couple. In serious cases, it may lead to separation, while in less serious cases, the couple may quarrel frequently.

People with sunken temples also have weaker sexual desire.

It is auspicious if the temple is slightly concave. The temple is considered to be within the area of ​​the "Jianmen" in physiognomy, and represents the quality of a person's marriage, the state of their relationship with their spouse, etc. Most of them have windy faces, uneven foreheads, and sunken temples. Those who are in business, sales, or handing out flyers on the roadside, whose leather shoes are polished to a shine and whose ties are neatly tied, but who have been doing it for a long time but not doing anything, usually have a deficiency in the forehead, a loss in the yin, or the sun and the moon are unclear, or the dragon and the tiger are not embracing.

There are three reasons for sunken temples:

There are three reasons for sunken temples. Firstly, due to the family's own genetic characteristics of the skull, the temples are naturally not full, which is one of the most common phenomena of sunken temples; secondly, thin people have less subcutaneous fat, which can also cause sunken temples, making the whole face lack a streamlined feel; finally, with age, the subcutaneous tissue of the temples begins to atrophy, resulting in sunken temples. The above three reasons are unavoidable, but we cannot let the sunken temples affect our beautiful appearance. Take action quickly and fill your temples as soon as possible!

Analysis of the face of sunken temples

Sunken temples, thin skin and less flesh, both men and women:

1. Marital life is prone to obstacles and difficult to coordinate.

2. If there are problems in the marriage, divorce must be prevented.

Sunken temples indicate that there may be problems in the relationship between the couple. In serious cases, it may lead to separation, while in less serious cases, the couple may quarrel frequently.

People with sunken temples also have weaker sexual desire.

The standard position of the temple should be slightly concave for good luck, while bulging or too much concavity are signs of a bad marriage. Sunken is Yin, while the temples are Yang. If they are bulging, they are too Yang. If they are slightly sunken, it means there is Yin in Yang, and the Yin and Yang are balanced.

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