Is a woman with a mole in the children's palace lucky? Analysis of the fate of a woman with a mole in the children's palace

In physiognomy, the Palace of Children is located under the eyes, on the raised area of ​​the lower eyelids, including the bags under the eyes and the tear trough. The House of Children symbolizes the relationship between men and women and whether the children have a promising future and whether they have offspring. So, do women with moles in the Palace of Children have good fortunes? Let’s take a look together below.

From the perspective of physiognomy, moles are a major symbol that affects personal fortune. A person's character and destiny can be seen from moles in different parts of the body. Generally speaking, moles born in hidden parts of the human body (such as invisible parts of the body) are more auspicious, while moles born in visible parts (such as visible parts of the face, hands, etc.) are more ominous. At the same time, moles are divided into two types: auspicious moles and evil moles. Auspicious moles are those that are shiny black or vermilion, slightly protruding, and have hair on them; evil moles are those that are gray-brown, dull, flat and not protruding, and have no hair on them. Moreover, moles in different parts of the body have different auspicious or inauspicious meanings. Let’s take a look at the fate of people with moles in the Palace of Children.

1. Moles in the Children's Palace indicate that a person will worry about his children all day long.

The left eye represents boys, the right eye represents girls. A mole at the beginning of the eye represents the eldest son or daughter, and a mole at the end of the eye represents the youngest son or daughter. People who have moles in the Palace of Children are very fond of their children and like to do everything for their children. Therefore, they are destined to work hard for their children all day long. The size or color of the mole symbolizes the severity of the mole. In addition, people with moles in the Palace of Children should prevent congenital diseases and pay attention to the problem of punishment. Among them, a mole on the left side of the Children's Palace indicates that the man will have weak bladder qi, and women will have adnexal diseases; a mole on the right side of the Children's Palace indicates that the man will have insufficient kidney qi, and women will have uterine adnexal diseases.

2. Moles on women's uterus

Women with moles in the House of Children are emotionally delicate, kind-hearted, and sympathetic to the weak. They are likely to marry an incompetent husband and need to devote a lot of energy to take care of and support him, so their married life is relatively busy. If a woman has a mole in the children's palace of her right eye, it means that she has no one to propose marriage to her at the right age. She is weak and often gives birth to children without a formal marriage relationship, and suffers a lifetime of hardship.

3. Men have moles in their uterus

If a man has a black mole in the Children's Palace, it means that he has a particularly strong sexual desire and is prone to cheating. If he indulges in sexual desire excessively, he will have problems such as sexual dysfunction. In addition, he should be careful about some congenital diseases. In addition, people with this appearance will bring harm to their children.

4. Teardrop Mole

The mole near the outer corner of the eye in the Children's Palace is also called the teardrop mole. The physiognomy book says: A lifetime of flowing water, half a life of drifting, the so-called lonely star in the fate, that is to say, people with teardrop moles have a weak bond with their children, will be more lonely in life, and will easily worry about their children and cry. Moreover, this mole can be seen on the faces of many socialites, movie stars, and popular singers, so it is also called the Peach Blossom Teardrop Mole, which implies that although the person has extremely high popularity, he or she will have an unhappy marriage and a relatively lonely life. However, the native has a particularly good relationship with his parents and is very close to them.

5. Avoid water moles

A mole located in the tear trough of the Palace of Children is also called a water-averse mole. It indicates that the person is afraid of water and does not like water. It will be difficult for him to learn to swim. Moreover, the house will often leak or drip, which is very troubling.

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