Physiognomy Analysis of the Life Palace

The Palace of Life is the Yin Tang, which is the first of the twelve palaces. It is to observe the ups and downs of a person's life circumstances (fate) and how much he or she gains. Because the Life Palace is the master switch of the human thinking system (brain tissue), it is a window for observing human wisdom, personality and spiritual consciousness. The seven emotions of joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hate and desire, and the six desires of eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind are all condensed or diffused in the Yin Tang. Those with good Life Palace physiognomy can deal with the seven emotions and six desires appropriately, have more smooth sailing than adverse events in life, and gain more with less work; those with bad Life Palace physiognomy often over- or under-deal with the seven emotions and six desires, have slow reactions, have more adverse events than smooth sailing in life, and gain less with more work.

If the Life Palace is wide and flat, without evil lines or moles, it meets the standards of physiognomy. It means that the person has good genes from his father and grandfather, and his brain tissue and respiratory system are well developed and function normally. He is in good health, has a balanced spiritual life, is intelligent, magnanimous, has strong willpower and physical strength, is successful in his career, and has good relationships with relatives and social interpersonal relationships. If the Life Palace is bright and smooth like a mirror, it means that he is in a favorable situation, and is healthy both physically and mentally. If the life palace is sunken, narrow (the distance between the two eyebrows is less than the width of two fingers), or has bad lines or moles, it does not meet the physiognomic standards. The owner has poor congenital genes, and his health, wisdom, and personality are all not good. In particular, his personality is prone to depression, sorrow, tension, sensitivity, impatience, paranoia, irritability, stubbornness, irritability, resentment, or neurosis, which affect his health, life span, career achievements, and marital happiness. The situation is more serious if the mole is large, the lines are deep, or the area where the eyebrows meet. People with hanging needle lines in their fate palace are more likely to encounter danger and have more failures than successes in their career. If there is a prison mole next to the forehead, the person will go to jail once in his life; if the life palace is dark and stagnant, it will be difficult for him to be successful as an official or in business, and he should be patient, conservative and pay attention to his health; if black air attacks the life palace, he should pay attention to the safety of his vehicles and horses when going out and unexpected disasters; if red air attacks the life palace, he should pay attention to gossip, legal disputes and imprisonment.

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