Ma Yi's Divine Physiognomy: The Physiognomy Taught by Ma Yi: Chen Tuan, a Divine Physiognomy of the Generation

Ma Yi's Divine Physiognomy: The Physiognomy Taught by Ma Yi: Chen Tuan, a Divine Physiognomy of the Generation

During the Five Dynasties, there was a great wise man named Chen Tuan. Song Taizu gave him the title of Xiyi (Tuan's courtesy name was Tunan. He was proficient in various physiognomy techniques and often read people's faces. After Song Taizu pacified the world, Chen Tuan rode to Tokyo Bianliang. Halfway through the journey, he heard that Song Taizu had ascended the throne and became the emperor. He laughed so hard that he fell off his horse and said that when a saint appears, the world will be peaceful and stable! Later, Song Taizu heard about his fame, summoned him, and gave him a high position. Chen Tuan said that he wanted to wander around the world and was not suitable for being an official. Taizu had no choice but to give him the name Xiyi. Later, Chen Tuan traveled around the world and met Ma Yi, who was an immortal. He found that Ma Yi's physiognomy was as good as a god, so he worshipped Ma Yi as his teacher. Ma Yi told Chen Tuan to find him in the stone chamber of Huashan tomorrow. Chen Tuan kept the appointment as scheduled and found Ma Yi. Ma Yi taught him the Golden Lock Ode and Silver Key Song. Since then, Chen Tuan's physiognomy has greatly improved and he finally became a great physiognomist.

The physiognomy taught by Mai is as follows

A person's facial features are the result of their cultivation in their previous life, and no one in the world can know them in advance. Whether a person will be rich or poor, wise or foolish, long-lived or young, good or evil in his life can all be seen from his face. A person's appearance, skin, bones, complexion, and voice also indicate his fate. Unfortunately, ordinary people cannot see these.

If you want to learn the art of physiognomy, you must not only have a certain level of talent and aptitude, but you must also be taught by a master and guided by an extraordinary person to learn the real art of physiognomy. Most people think they understand physiognomy after reading a few books on physiognomy, but in fact they only know the basics. Although the world is big, the only person who can pass on my book "Ma Yi's Divine Physiognomy" is Chen Tuan. The other worldly mediocre people are not worth mentioning.

In ancient times, Shun was born with two pupils, and people said it was an abnormality. Later, he really accepted the throne from Yao and became a famous king in ancient times. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Prince Chong'er of Jin had his ribs connected together, which were called parallel bones. Although he fled for nineteen years, he eventually returned to Jin and inherited the throne. He achieved great success and became one of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. Now I have finally found my successor. I want to pass on the precious books and secrets in the stone chamber to Chen Tuan, so that he can carry forward the art of physiognomy. The art of physiognomy involves first looking at a person's skeleton. If there are any abnormalities in the skeleton, it means the person will be very rich. Then look at the complexion, from which one can tell a person's luck for the year.

The upper part of the face is from the hairline to the brow, the middle part is from the bridge of the nose to the tip of the nose, and the lower part is from the philtrum to the chin. These are the three parts of the human face. The head, waist and feet are the three parts of the human body. An old proverb says that people with three equal and symmetrical parts of their body will never lack for food and clothing throughout their lives, and will at least live in a well-off family.
There are Five Mountains on the human face: the left cheekbone is the Eastern Mountain, the right cheekbone is the Western Mountain, the forehead is the Southern Mountain, the cheek is the Northern Mountain, and the nose is the Central Mountain. Among the Five Mountains, Zhongyue is the most precious. The other four mountains are like stars surrounding the moon. Those who face Zhongyue will be poor and humble all their lives. A person with a nose that is tall and straight and shaped like a hanging gall bladder will have abundant financial resources and be wealthy. A person's luck in his later years can be seen from his chin. If the chin is sharp and without flesh, he will be miserable and poor in his later years. The method of physiognomy is not limited to this. The chin represents Mercury and belongs to the lower part of the body. When looking at people with metal or water types, the chin is more accurate. The nose is the star of fortune, which indicates a person's fortune and destiny in middle age. A person with a nose that is shaped like a hanging gall bladder, plump, handsome and upright will be very noble and wealthy; a person with nostrils facing upwards or exposed too much, or with twisted and flat nostrils will be poor all his life; the nose is also Saturn, and is located in the middle part of the three parts of the face, so it is particularly accurate to use it to predict people with earth-type personalities.

Those with a square and broad forehead are destined to be rich and prosperous; those with a pointed and crooked forehead are destined to have bad luck after middle age. Because the forehead is Mars, which controls fortune, it has a great influence on a person's wealth.

People with clear and bright eyes and long eyebrows must be smart and wise. Eyebrows are from Luoji two stars. Long and slender eyebrows are good. Thick, black, sparse and drooping eyebrows are not good. The eyes represent the sun and the moon, and should be clear, bright and sharp. Cloudy or squinting eyes are not good.

The sky has three treasures: the sun, the moon, and the stars. Man has three treasures: essence, energy, and spirit. If a person lacks energy and spirit, he will never be successful in his life. Spirit is the best of all questions, and spirit is a treasure bestowed upon man by heaven and earth. In nature, there are beautiful mountains and rivers and bright sun and moon; that is the spirit of nature. The spirit of the human body can be compared to lamp oil. If the oil is clear, the lamp will be bright. If the spirit is clear and the energy is strong, the person will be energetic and will naturally be prosperous and wealthy. Otherwise, one will be poor all his life and will never be able to succeed.

People with a full forehead can be successful at a young age and will be rich throughout their lives. The forehead is located above the brow and below the hairline. Because it is at the highest position in the human body, the forehead should be full and high, without scars or moles. This is a sign of easy prosperity.

People with a square, broad and round chin will have good fortune in their later years. They will have no shortage of food and clothing when they are old, and will live a noble and glorious life. The chin is the lower cheek, and it is better if it is square and thick. If it is pointed, thin and thin, it indicates poverty.

Those who look straight ahead are upright and kind, while those who look sideways are definitely crooked and cunning. Those who look straight ahead have bright hearts, upright temperaments and smile often. Those who do things in a secretive way and talk to others with a fake smile or just sneer and do not tell the truth in their hearts are very scheming and have ulterior motives. You should not get close to them.

People with thick and big nose tips definitely have no vicious thoughts in their hearts. The nose represents Saturn, which matches the trust among the five virtues. If the beak is thick and big, like a lion cutting bamboo, the person must be kind-hearted; if the beak is like a curved eagle's beak, the person will be vicious.

People with a face full of flesh must have a violent character.

Wisdom is closely related to a person's skin and hair. Those with delicate and smooth skin, and shiny and fine hair that is sparse but not exposed are definitely smart and wise people; otherwise, they are definitely vulgar.

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