Detailed explanation of the migration palace, where does the migration palace refer to in physiognomy and what is its significance

The migration palace in physiognomy is also called the Yima palace, which is one of the twelve palaces in physiognomy. The migration palace in physiognomy represents whether a person is destined to leave his hometown, whether the transportation he takes when going out, traveling, is safe, whether life in a foreign place is auspicious, whether the home is often moved, whether the position is often changed, etc. It is located from the corner of the eyebrow to the bun, which is commonly known as the "temple". It is also called "Tiancang" in physiognomy books. It is the annual position of a person at the age of 29 and 30.

The ancients arranged the Yima Palace or the Migration Palace on the face next to the hairline, which means that traveling means walking next to grass (hair) or mountain (head). If this part is bright in color and undamaged, it will be safe when going out. If it is dark and flawed, it means that you will be frightened by tigers and wolves when going out. If it appears green, you will encounter thieves when going out. If it appears white, your horses and servants will be lost. If it appears black, you will die on the road. If it appears red, yellow or purple, you will get wealth.

People with Fenglong in their physiognomy’s migration palace will have good opportunities to go abroad and can make great progress. The person who is most suitable for running an international trade business has abundant financial resources.

People with protruding bones in the migration palace on their face can hold power when they go out. If you join the military, you will definitely become famous.

If there are moles, scars or bad complexion in the migration palace on your face, you will not be able to travel abroad or the trip will not be smooth. If you force yourself to travel, it will be in vain.

People with narrow and uneven migration palace on their face will have little financial resources in their life and are not suitable for running international trade. People with a dark complexion in the House of Migration are weak when traveling outside and are easily invaded by evil spirits.

People with scars or collapsed migration palaces on their faces should be careful when going out, as they will encounter dangers many times. They are not suitable for running international trade. It is best to buy insurance when traveling. They will suffer from unstable jobs and changes in migration throughout their lives, and are destined to be wandering all their lives.

According to the theory of physiognomy, the position at the corner of the eyebrow is called Tiancang. If this position is full, one will have no worries when going out. All parts of the body will be brilliant and admired everywhere. If the forehead is sunken, it will be difficult to find a place to live when one is old; if the eyebrows are connected, this person will lose his family and have no home. When heaven and earth are tilted, nine out of ten people will move.

If the mole on the migration palace is red, it means that the trip will be auspicious and the person will be successful with the help of noble people.

If white hair grows on the migration palace of a person's face, it means that the person suffers from paranoia. He (she) often feels that he (she) is flying in the sky, has seen aliens, or has been to other planets.

If there are acne or pustules on the migration palace in the face, it means that there will be some bad luck in the recent travel, such as encountering a thief, or things being forgotten or damaged. The poem says:

The migration palace is located in Tiancang, which is low and rarely lived in.

The Dige is facing the end of the limit, and the Lanting is providing unusual light.

Runze Tiancang is a strong man, who travels all over the world.

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