Ma Yi's Physiognomy on the Auspicious Signs of the Five Senses

The five senses refer to a person's eyes, eyebrows, ears, nose and mouth. In various ancient physiognomy books, the eyes are called the inspectors, the ears are called the hearing officers, the eyebrows are called the longevity officers, the nose is called the judge and the mouth is called the cashier officer. If one of the five views is well developed, one can enjoy wealth and prosperity for ten years. If all five views are well developed, one can be rich and prosperous throughout his life, but this situation is rare. Let us discuss them in detail below.

Eyes, as the saying goes, eyes are the windows to the soul, and they are the most important organs in the human body. It is a good sign if the eyes are bright and clear, reserved but not revealing, upright and generous.

Eyebrows that are broad, long, curved like a crescent moon, full and thick overall, and located in the center of the forehead are a good sign.

Ears that are well-defined, full and fleshy, with a moist color, and towering above the eyebrows are a good omen.

Nose: A nose with a high and straight bridge, full and well-shaped, bright yellow color, a round nose tip and high nose wings is a good omen.

A mouth that is square, with red lips and white teeth, and that is plump and fleshy, and that becomes larger when open and smaller when closed is a good sign.

The above is all the content of Ma Yi’s theory of auspicious features of the five senses. For more information on physiognomy, please follow the Xiong Zhang account of Meng Jie Lao Fortune Telling Website.