The five sense organs, the five elements, the five spirits and the five eyes

The five sense organs, the five elements, the five spirits and the five eyes

The five sense organs and the five elements

1. Song about the Five Senses and Five Elements

If there are hanging pearls on the ears and a well-bridged nose, the combination of metal and water will bring great prosperity.

He has sharp eyes and good ears, and is very smart. If he were not an official, he would be even more powerful if he were rich.

A person with a square mouth and a straight nose must be noble, and a man with a purple ribbon will be born from the combination of metal and earth.

Red lips and black eyes represent wood that produces fire, and the person is ambitious and has abundant wealth. A person with a long tongue and thick lips will be blessed and prosperous in middle age. He has long eyes, beautiful eyebrows and is very elegant. He sits in the court of trial with a golden seal.

Song about the five sense organs and five elements

Big ears and thin lips mean water overcomes fire, and one has wisdom but is poor in food and clothing. The same is true for people with big lips and thin ears. People with this appearance will never be rich. Jin Kemu, who has a big nose and small eyes, will live a life of poverty and loneliness. People with big eyes and big ears have difficulty in achieving success in elementary school, and their life span will be short even if they have wealth. A small tongue and a big mouth mean water overcomes fire, and I am quick-tempered and lonely. Small ears and a stupid nose are not good either. A greedy and evil nature will lead to many disasters. A big tongue and a small nose indicate that fire overcomes metal; when money is abundant, disaster will come. A big nose and a small tongue will bring poverty, and a long life without children will lead to being sent to the suburbs. Big eyes and small lips indicate that wood overcomes earth, so people with this appearance will never be rich. Big lips and small eyes are hard to find, and one will die in poverty without a grave when old.

According to the principle of the Five Elements, if the facial features are even and symmetrical, the Five Elements are balanced, and the owner will be blessed with wealth and fortune. On the contrary, it would violate the law of cosmic balance and bring misfortune to the owner. Therefore, not only can one directly judge a person's life experience from the pros and cons of his or her five senses, but one can also further explore and infer his or her destiny and prospects based on the relationship between the five senses.

Five Gods and Five Eyes

The foundation of physiognomy is the spirit and the heart. Only when one achieves the unity of soul, body and nature, and possesses the five spirits and five eyes, can one become a superior person.

Spirit: It can be identified by the combined appearance of bone shape and facial features, and from it one can foresee good or bad luck in the future.

Heart: The heart is the master of form. To comprehend physiognomy, one must master the art of reading the heart.

1. Five Gods

Dynamic spirit: able to distinguish between the wise and the foolish, refers to the demeanor when handling affairs in a crowd of people. Jinshen: able to distinguish between the rich and the poor, refers to a person's demeanor when alone.

Absent-minded: able to distinguish between the noble and the humble, referring to the demeanor when receiving and responding to guests in public.

In trance: able to tell the length of one’s life, referring to the state of mind during sleep.

God of Poverty: Able to identify hardness and softness, and the demeanor when responding to emergencies.

2. Five Eyes

Naked eyes: Thick and full eyes represent wealth, a broad mind, a fat body, and good physical and mental health.

Third Eye: The eyes are distinct black and white, as clear as spring water, representing health, longevity, innocence and tranquility.

Intelligent eyes: Beautiful and bright eyes represent intelligence, alertness and dexterity.

Dharma Eyes: The eyes are upright, gentle and kind, representing integrity, fairness, honesty and kindness.

Buddha’s eyes: compassion, tolerance of all things, and kindness to all living beings.

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