The twelve zodiac signs of the face and one's fortune

The face is divided into twelve areas by the zodiac, which represent the various fortunes of the person throughout his life.

The Palace of Official Career refers to the center of the forehead, which is also known as the forehead, also known as Zhongzheng, and is the main point of official career. The shape and color are bright and plump. It is a sign of a prosperous official career. If it is sunken and not moistened, then the official career will not be successful. Red and yellow colors indicate promotion, auspicious. Blue represents worry, red represents quarrels, and white represents mourning clothes.

The Palace of Fortune refers to the two corners of the forehead, also called Tiancang, which is the main place of fortune. This palace should be viewed in connection with other palaces such as Tiancang and Dige. The so-called Tiancang is connected with Dige, with five stars facing it, which means that one will have great blessings and luck in life. This is what it means that Heaven and Earth are facing each other, and virtue must come from the five blessings. The fortune teller also thought. If one has a narrow forehead and a round chin, life will be bitter first but sweet later; if one has a wide forehead and a pointed chin, life will be sweet first but bitter later. Those with high eyebrows and raised eyes have average fortune and luck; those with low eyebrows and raised ears have average fortune and luck. There is no blessing to speak of. Red and yellow are auspicious complexions. Green represents worry and suspicion, and red represents wine and meat. Be careful not to quarrel, as the color white represents disasters and diseases.

The life palace refers to the brow between the eyebrows. Main life span. This palace is clear, bright and moist, and it means longevity. If the eyebrows are close to the forehead, the person will fall ill prematurely. If needle-like wrinkles appear, it indicates a bad luck. There are Sichuan character patterns. Can be a general. Yellow is auspicious complexion. May you live long and be blessed. Green and yellow indicate false alarm. Red represents injury, white represents filial piety, and black represents death.

The Palace of Brothers refers to the eyebrows and represents brothers. Thick, long and beautiful eyebrows indicate harmony among brothers; sunken and short eyebrows indicate separation and loneliness; and twisted and irregular eyebrows indicate unbalanced relationships. He has many brothers and they are all cruel. Messy eyebrows mean no wealth. If eyebrows grow inverted, brothers will become enemies. Eyebrows are broken. The Lord's brothers were scattered. If the eyebrows are harsh in color, brothers will fight; if they are black and white, brothers will be injured or killed. Red and yellow are auspicious.

The House of Migration refers to the temple area outside the tail end of the eyebrow, that is, the eyebrow corner. Also called borderland. Mainly travel and migration. A clear and moist sky is good for long-distance travel; a dark and patchy sky with black spots is not suitable for going out. Those with sunken foreheads will have no place to live when they get old. Red, yellow and purple are auspicious complexions. The master will gain wealth and happiness. Green indicates that there will be danger during a long journey. Loss of money; white means loss of servants or horses; black means death on the way.

The House and Field Palace refers to the two eyes, which govern the fields and houses. Physiognomists believe that people with eyes as black as lacquer will have a prosperous career throughout their lives; people with phoenix eyes and high eyebrows will have land all over the three states; and people with fiery eyes and icy circles will deplete their wealth. Fiery eyes and icy circles probably means that the whites of the eyes are red and the pupils are cold. This is certainly not normal. In addition, if there are red veins invading the eyes, the initial damage will lead to injury, and the old damage will lead to lack of food.

The Palace of Wife and Concubines refers to the fish tail area outside the eye, also called the fish tail or the treacherous gate, which represents wives and concubines. This palace is rich and prosperous, the husband is noble and the wife is glorious. A deep temple eyelid indicates bad luck to the wife; many crow's feet indicate the wife may die a violent death; if the complexion is green, the wife will worry; red indicates quarrels between husband and wife; black and white indicates sadness between the couple; darkness indicates lack of love or separation. Only red and yellow are auspicious, indicating harmony between husband and wife.

The male and female uterus refers to the tear trough under the eyelids. Also known as three yin and three yang, the left is yang and the right is yin, which governs children: if the three yangs on the left are dry, it will kill boys; if the three yins on the right are dry, it will kill girls. If there is a double eyelid pattern on the left, you will give birth to a noble son. But if the bags under the eyes are sunken, it means there will be no descendants. If there are black moles and diagonal lines in this palace, your children and grandchildren will suffer in old age. A red or yellow complexion is auspicious and pleasing. If the color is green, it means miscarriage. The black and white main field girl is sad. Three Yangs are red, indicating a boy will be born; three Yins are green, indicating a girl will be born.

The Palace of Illness refers to the root of the nose, between the two eyes. It is also called the root of longevity and the root of the nose. It represents health. A bright and moist palace represents good health, and a prosperous and abundant palace represents endless fortune and luck. If the nose root is connected to the Fuxi in the forehead without a break, it is a very auspicious sign, with all five blessings and a long life. If the nose root is dark and dull, it indicates illness. If it is sunken and has scars, it indicates a chronic illness. If it is thin and pointed, it indicates lifelong suffering. Red, yellow and purple complexions are auspicious signs; green indicates fear and worry; red indicates prevention of severe disasters; white indicates grief for one’s wife; and black indicates death.

The Palace of Wealth refers to the tip of the nose, also known as the underground storehouse, which is responsible for property. If the nose tip is plump, it means there will be plenty of wealth. If it is withered and thin, wealth will disappear. The two wings of the nose are called two cabinets, which are cabinets for storing wealth. They are rich and moist, and the owner will be rewarded as an official. Red and yellow complexions are auspicious and indicate wealth. Green and yellow penetrate the nose, indicating unexpected wealth. Darkness will lead to financial loss, while redness will lead to quarrels.

The Servant Palace refers to the area below the lips, chin, and corners of the mouth, also called the hanging wall, which governs slaves, cattle, and horses. If this palace is barren, there will be no servants or horses. If it is full, there will be groups of servants standing there. If the mouth is like the character "四" (four characters), it can gather and disperse people, which means it has power and appeal. If the chin is pointed and slanted, kindness will turn into hatred. Yellow is auspicious if this palace is colored yellow, and servants and horses will be prosperous; green indicates injuries to servants; black and white indicates servants and horses falling, and it is not advisable to travel far; red indicates quarrels between servants and horses, and injuries and failure to the horse.

The above eleven palaces are specific positions of the face. The twelfth palace refers to the general structural proportions and gains and losses of the face, which is also called bone method and is a macroscopic physiognomy. The method is to observe the forehead, chin, left and right cheekbones, nose tip and other five directions (also called the five mountains of north, south, east, west and center), and then observe the upper, middle and lower parts of the face (the center between the hairline and the eyebrows is the upper part, the end of the eyebrows to the tip of the nose is the middle part, and the tip of the nose to the lower cheek is the lower part). Those that are full and plump are auspicious, and indicate wealth, honor and glory. Those with towering Five Mountains will have good official positions; those with equal proportions will have a peaceful life. If there is a sunken forehead, it is unlucky. The forehead governs the early years, the nose tip governs the middle years, and the chin governs the old age.

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