Judging the child's upbringing by looking at his face

Judging the child's upbringing by looking at his face

Generally speaking, when looking at a person's offspring situation, the first thing to look at is the Offspring Palace, which is also called the Yinying Palace, located below the eyes, in the tear trough. The Palace of Offspring should be plump and lustrous, not dark or dull, which means the person will have many children and they will easily become successful. On the contrary, if the Palace of Offspring is broken, it means that having children will not be smooth and the person may even easily become extinct. Specifically, if there are many net patterns under the eyes, it will be difficult for the person to have children, regardless of whether the child is a boy or a girl, and the person will have no choice but to adopt a step-child to raise. If there are irregular fleshy protrusions under the eyes and the eyes are fierce, it means that the person is not a good person and will have difficulty in having children. If he or she has children, they will die young and there will be no successors.

Secondly, look at the temples (the outer corners of the eyes). If the temples are plump and there are no wrinkles on the forehead, it means that the person has a strong reproductive ability and is much more likely to have healthy children. On the contrary, if the temples are sunken and black, even if you are lucky enough to have children, it will be difficult to raise them.

In addition, people with drooping eyebrows are more likely to give birth to daughters, while people with slender eyes like willow leaves have the chance to give birth to noble sons; people with many blood-red moles on their bodies will have many descendants and the descendants will be prominent people. If a person's mouth looks like blowing fire and the philtrum is flat, it means that he will have difficulty having a son when he grows old; people with shiny lips without wrinkles will not have many sons, and their children and grandchildren are likely to be weak and short-lived. As for people whose cheeks appear black, sunken and damaged, it is not good for their descendants. They should cultivate more virtues so that they can bless their descendants and prolong the family heritage. As the saying goes: A family that accumulates good will surely have good fortune, and a family that accumulates evil will surely have disaster.

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