What are the effects of symmetrical moles on the left and right ears?

In physiognomy, mole physiognomy is a very important branch. Moles are divided into visible moles and hidden moles. Among them, those that grow on the face are visible moles, and those that cannot be seen on the body are called hidden moles. Generally speaking, hidden moles are auspicious, while visible moles are ominous. The ears are the organ of hearing in physiognomy, and determine a person’s health and longevity. A mole on the ear is usually a good sign. If you have symmetrical moles on the left and right ears, it will be even better. Let’s take a look now!

Symmetrical earlobes

In physiognomy, a person's face is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower. If the three parts are symmetrical, then the person has a very good fortune. Moles on the ears usually represent good luck, so it is a good thing to have symmetrical moles on the left and right ears. If both moles grow on the earlobes, it means that the person is naturally intelligent and has a talent for writing. As long as he can concentrate on his studies, he can make a name for himself on the road of culture.

Symmetrical ear sockets

The ear cavity, also called the triangular cavity, is the place in the ear structure that can hide the most things. So if there are two symmetrical moles in this place, it means that the person will have good fortune. As long as he makes a little effort, he will be able to enjoy great wealth and honor throughout his life. In this regard, you should never pick the triangular pit of your ear casually to avoid leaking your wealth. At the same time, you should clean your ears regularly because the triangular fossa is the place where dirt is most likely to accumulate.

Helix symmetry

The ear helix is ​​also called the auricle. The tuberous helix represents the natural relationship, the meridional helix represents the human relationship, and the coryza represents a person's talent in childhood. If a person has two symmetrical moles on his earlobe, this person has extraordinary talents since childhood, which need to be slowly discovered during the growth process. If discovered properly, he can make great achievements. However, discovering talent itself is a relatively difficult thing, so you need to work harder.

Symmetrical behind the ears

As the saying goes, if you keep your ears close to your brain, you will be smart forever. This makes sense. In physiognomy, the more the ears are hidden, the more resourceful the person is. If there is a mole behind the ear, it also means that your fortune is hidden. If there are two symmetrical moles behind the ears, it means that this person is very blessed and resourceful, and is often destined to be an official. However, because he is easily influenced, he should exercise his self-control and not break principles easily.

Symmetrical earlobes

The tragus is the small fleshy corner on the ear, also called the windshield in physiognomy, and it represents a person's fortune. Generally speaking, the rounder the tragus is, the better the person's fortune is, so it is taboo to pierce the ears in this area, as it is easy to destroy the good fortune. If there are two symmetrical moles on the tragus, the chance of having such a person is one in a hundred. Such people usually have a good life and will not encounter any major setbacks in their life, and are full of blessings.

We often look at things from the surface, but what we see does not represent the truth. Only by analyzing through appearances can we get the essential truth. In this regard, analyzing the face, understanding the face, and finally choosing the right path in life are what we should pursue.

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