Physiognomy: Six Stars and Physiognomy

What are the six stars in physiognomy? The Six Stars are the Sun, the Moon, the Moon, Rahu, Ketu, and Zi Qi, which are matched on the face to the left eye, right eye, the bridge of the nose, the left eyebrow, the right eyebrow, and the center of the forehead respectively. They are all around the eyes.

The physiognomy book says: The Sun (left eye) needs light, and those who have light will have great fortune and luck; the Moon (right eye) needs darkness, and those who have darkness will have an official position. In other words, the black and white of the eyes should be distinct, there should be gaze, the eyes should be long and slender, with more black in the pupil and less white in the eye. This is a good eye appearance, the things will go smoothly, the family will be blessed with many fortunes, and a high official position can be obtained.

But if there is less black in the pupil, more white, and some yellow or red, it will harm the parents, hurt the wife and children, and easily lead to financial loss, many disasters and a short life.

The Moon (Shan Gen) must be straight. A straight person will have food and clothing. The Shan Gen is above the bridge of the nose between the eyes. If this place is too low, it means that the descendants will be unlucky, suffer from many disasters, and easily lose money.

Rahu (left eyebrow) must be long, and if it is older, it will meet Tiancang and Ketu (right eyebrow). If it is even, then there will be a wife and children. Therefore, the two eyebrows are collectively called Luoji Star, which means that the eyebrows should be long enough to pass the eyes. If they grow to the temples, it means that there will be no worries about food and clothing, and both children and parents will be noble. If the distance between the eyebrows is too close and they are short, it means there will be difficulties in having children.

The purple qi (Yin Tang) must be round. Those with a round one will have high official positions. That is to say, the Yin Tang between the eyebrows must be clear, without lines, and round like a pearl, then the person will be noble. If it is white like silver, it means that the person is destined to be rich and noble. And if it is yellow, it means that the person will have enough food and clothing. These are all good signs.

If the forehead is narrow and uneven, and there are hidden lines, it is an unlucky sign, there will not be much salary, and the family property will be damaged.

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