What does the slave palace mean?

Physiognomy is an important part of physiognomy. It analyzes and interprets our facial features. These are important factors for our fortune. There are different interpretations and analyses based on different facial features. There are many palaces in physiognomy that we don’t usually understand. So what does the Servant Palace mean? How to explain?

Physiognomy refers to the area on both sides of the chin to indicate how many servants the master has. The Palace of Servant is located in the Di Ge and is connected to Mercury. A horizontal line is drawn from Chengjiang, and this part is called the Servant. The chin, that is, the lower jaw, represents the ability to lead and the number of subordinates. If this part is rich and broad, it means that one has the courage to command and can gain the support of his subordinates. If he is small and pointed, he will have neither good relationships with his subordinates nor leadership skills.

What does the Servant Palace in physiognomy mean?

People with pointed and protruding cheekbones (those with cheekbones visible behind the ears) cannot trust the people they employ and do not dismiss those they doubt. Even if they have numerous plans, they will certainly not get along with each other, thus causing many unnecessary management losses. People with retracted chins suffered from meningitis in their childhood, which resulted in incomplete development of the cerebellum, affecting the development of the chin and causing the chinbone to retract. Therefore, they are generally unstable, lack endurance and strength, have bad family fortunes, and are lonely in old age.

The face with obvious protrusion of the servant palace

The slave palace obviously bulges out on both sides of the face. This kind of facial features was called "rebellious bone" in ancient times. Wei Yan in the Three Kingdoms period was a person with a rebellious face. He was discovered by Zhuge Liang and eventually died. He has a rebellious face, is stubborn and tenacious in doing things, has broad cheekbones and never loses heart when enduring hardships. Therefore, people with rebellious nature can endure all kinds of suffering without turning back. Because of this, they are destined to suffer all kinds of suffering and eventually fail miserably due to human nature. People with a traitorous face are extremely vengeful. If you make her unhappy for a moment, she will make you sad for the rest of your life. "It is never too late for a gentleman to take revenge," is a true portrayal of a traitor. Most traitors are ungrateful and repay kindness with enmity. You should stay away from this kind of face.

The slave palace is dry

Sunken cheeks or long flesh scars and lines not only mean that the person is mean, mischievous, and has rebellious employees, but also represent that the feng shui choices for the house are not reasonable, the property is not abundant, it is difficult to have a comfortable enjoyment, and one is always unsatisfied with the things he does and how he lives.

Servant Palace and Nasal Lines

The Servant Palace and the Law Line are connected. The Law Line is located on the left and right sides of the nose, with the tail end close to the cheeks of the Servant Palace. If the Law Line is tight and solid, it means that the person is smart and capable. If the connected Servant Palace is also flat, it means that such a person can buy real estate in a planned way and steadily expand the family business.

How to solve the problem of Servant Palace?

To have a good body in the servant palace, you should pay attention to the maintenance of the cerebellum, intestines, stomach and limbs. In daily life, you should pay more attention to behavioral education, make good friends, don't be too harsh in doing things, leave room for everything, accumulate habits for yourself, and provide protection for your life in old age.

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