Physiognomy: The five sense organs and the five elements

Physiognomy: The five sense organs and the five elements

1. Five senses

The five senses refer to the ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose and mouth on the human face.

The ears are the organ of hearing, the eyebrows are the organ of longevity, the eyes are the organ of supervision, the nose is the organ of judgment, and the mouth is the organ of payment.

Among the five organs, if one is successful, one can enjoy wealth and honor for ten years; if all five are successful, one will enjoy wealth and honor until old age.

The ears are bright in color, higher than the eyebrows, with a well-defined outline, close to the skin and thick, and with a wide gate, which indicates that the hearing organ is well developed. The eyebrows are broad, clear and long, parted into the temples, or shaped like a hanging rhinoceros horn and a crescent moon, full at the beginning and end, and high in the middle of the forehead, which indicates a longevity. The bridge of the nose is straight, the brow is flat and wide, the root of the nose is connected to the brow, the nose is high and prominent, the tip of the nose is round and raised, shaped like a hanging gall bladder, and even like a cut tube, with bright yellow color. This indicates that the person has a good judgemental ability. The mouth is square, with big red lips, a thick and arched mouth at the end, and the mouth opens wide and closes narrowly. This indicates that he will be a cashier. The eyes are concealed, the eyes are long and slender, the black and white are distinct, the pupils are straight, and the brilliance is that of an inspector. In short, the facial features are fresh and delicate, plump and raised, which is a sign of wealth.

Ears: Ears with clear outlines, full and fleshy, moist color, and higher than the eyebrows are a good omen.

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

Eyes: Eyes are the most important part of a person’s face and are the windows to the soul. It is a good sign if the eyes are bright and clear, reserved but not revealing, upright and generous.

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

Mouth: Square and round, with red lips and white teeth, plump and fleshy, big when open and small when closed, is a good sign.

Facial features can not only show a person's personality and temperament, but also indicate his wealth or poverty. If one of the five senses is well-born, one will enjoy ten years of good luck. If all five senses are well-born, one will be honored and noble for life. Physiognomy also starts from the concept that people imitate nature, and matches the five facial features with Yin and Yang and the Five Elements. Specifically: the ears are Ren and Gui water, water represents intelligence and wisdom, and determines whether a person is smart or stupid; the eyebrows are Bing and Ding fire, fire represents courtesy, power and bravery, and determines whether a person is strong or soft; the eyes are Jia and Yi wood, wood represents benevolence, essence and beauty, and determines whether a person is noble or humble; the nose is Geng and Xin metal, metal represents principle, punishment and danger, and determines whether a person lives a short life; the mouth is Wu and Ji earth, earth represents trust, and nurtures all things, and determines whether a person is rich or poor.

2. The five sense organs and the five internal organs and the five elements

A person's five senses correspond to his or her temperaments based on Yin and Yang and the Five Elements, so the two are matched together and given specific astrological meanings. Not only can one directly speculate a person's fortune from the shape of his five palaces, but one can also further infer more complex numerology.

Eyebrows are limited to four years, eyes are limited to six years, nose is limited to ten years, ears are limited to fifteen years, and upper and lower lips are limited to twenty years.

The five senses belong to the five elements, which are mutually generated and restrained. In other words, the five senses are interconnected. If we make a judgment based on a certain official in isolation, it may not be accurate.

The five facial features correspond to the five internal organs of the body. If there is a disease in the internal organs, it will be manifested through the five facial features. The visual diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine is to observe the basic condition of the five internal organs through the five facial features.

The kidneys are located on the ears, the liver is located on the eyes, the heart is located on the teeth, the lungs are located on the nose, and the spleen is located on the lips.

Qi flows through the five internal organs. If a person has changes in emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, or happiness, his complexion will change accordingly. Illness, life or death can also be reflected on his face through his complexion.

The attacking Qi is evil Qi. If a person's natural energy is not strong and the energy they cultivate is not complete, they will be invaded by evil energy.

The energy that is cultivated is the great energy. People with great righteousness can be at peace and cannot be disturbed by external things.

Natural Qi: It is the elegance of the five elements. This kind of energy is gifted by nature and is clear and always present.

Qi is a general term, which can be divided into natural Qi, nurtured Qi, and absorbed Qi. If we further break it down, there are five colors: blue, yellow, red, white and black.

The wood is green. Auspicious colors: bright and light, shaped like bamboo leaves and willow leaves; prosperous times: Jia, Yi, Yin and Mao years. Ominous color: dry and condensed, flickering; appropriate time: Geng, Xin, Shen and You years.

Earth - yellow. Auspicious color: applies moistly and sticks to the skin, neither floating nor condensing; prosperous time: the years of Wu, Ji, Chen, Shu, Chou and Wei. Ominous color: stagnant yellow, like smoke and clouds. Ominous color: stagnant yellow, like smoke and clouds. Ominous color: stagnant yellow, like smoke and clouds. Ominous color: stagnant yellow, like clouds ...

Fire is red. Auspicious color: lustrous and brilliant, like cinnabar; prosperous time: Bing, Ding, Si and Wu years.

Ominous color: anxiety, irritability, burning red, corresponding time: Ren, Gui, Hai, Zi years.

Gold-white. Auspicious color: smooth as jade, long-lasting white. Prosperous time: Geng, Wu, Xin and Wei years. Ominous color: dusty and dry, without a bit of redness; corresponding time: Bing, Ding, Si and Wu years.

Water - black. Auspicious colors: smooth tones, charming and brilliant; prosperous times: the years of Ren, Gui, Hai and Zi.

Ominous color: like smoke, dirty and unclear; corresponding time: Wu, Ji, Chen, Shu, Chou and Wei years.

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