Eight facial features of longevity

Eight facial features of longevity

(I) Three Stars Fortune and Longevity Bone

The structure of the human body is inseparable from bones and flesh. Bones support the body. The three-star longevity bone is used to analyze a person's longevity. The three-star longevity bones refer to the three T-shaped bones on the back of the head (called the back of the head in metaphysics). The bone at the back of the head is called the "longevity bone", which must be square and higher than the auricle; the two bones below are called "fortune bones", which must be round and small and level with the earlobes. Because the three-digit longevity bone is the first to touch the pillow when sleeping, it is also called the "occipital bone".

There is a large hole in the center of the occipital bone, which is the connection between the brain and spinal cord. When the author Xiong Shenjin was chanting for the dying (or within 49 hours before someone died), he found that 72% of people had "stiff necks". When the pillow was removed from the patient, his/her occipital bone was crooked. This physical sign is rarely noticed by physiognomists.

(ii) Ears

In physiognomy, essence, energy and spirit are often mentioned. Essence refers to energy, and the kidney opens up to the ear. If the ears are round, thick and have earlobes, generally speaking, this means that the kidney energy is sufficient, the person is full of vitality, and his life will naturally be long.

(III) Long face, square face

The human head accounts for 1/7 of the total body length. The brain and heart are the most important organs in the human body. When a child is young, they are not well developed and the head will be proportionally large. After the age of thirteen or fourteen, if the head is too large and the eyes are still in the middle of the face, it is a sign of poor development of the body. The blood from the heart has to work hard to be transported to the brain, causing intellectual disabilities and decreased immunity.

Judging from the many longevity facial shapes in the past, the author found that people with a long middle pavilion (eyebrows, eyes, nose) and lower pavilion (mouth, chin) live longer. As for people with rectangular faces (wide from forehead to jaw), they are healthy both physically and mentally, have good fortune, and generally live long lives.

(IV) Yintang

The brow is located between the eyebrows and above the bridge of the nose. It is the cornerstone of a person's destiny, so physiognomists call it the "life palace". The standard width of the forehead is 1.5 horizontal fingers. It should be as bright as a mirror, without any tattoos, moles or scars. This is a sign of longevity.

(V) Philtrum and mouth

The Complete Book of Divine Physiognomy says that "those with a deep and long philtrum will live a long life." The philtrum is a vertical groove from the base of the nose to the mouth. This groove should be long, deep and angular. Physiognomists generally believe that a longer groove indicates an open-minded nature, a strong sense of tolerance, positive energy, and a lack of concern for fame and wealth. With such a mentality, one will have a peaceful old age and a long life.

People with small mouths and thin lips are shy by nature, have a small social circle, have big mood swings, cannot accept work pressure, become depressed when encountering adversity in life, and are always unable to look at things optimistically, so it is natural that they will not live long.

(6) Eyebrows

The length and thickness of eyebrows have nothing to do with life expectancy. On the contrary, reverse-growing or broken eyebrows are the most worrying, because eyebrows are also called the "longevity palace". If you want to preserve your life, you should not casually tattoo, embroider, float, soften, embroider, carve, etc. your eyebrows, as this will indirectly affect your "longevity palace".

If the hair on the eyebrows grows in the opposite direction, it means you have a bad temper, a bad personality, and are prone to quarreling with others. This kind of personality will harm your health, and you will be dissatisfied with everything throughout your life. You will suffer from illness due to overwork and many diseases in your old age. The best eyebrows are curved. People with curved eyebrows have a gentle personality and do not compete with others. This is what physiognomists call longevity eyebrows.

(VII) Hair

We should pay attention to the hair growing on eyebrows and ear holes. As the book says, "If hair grows at twenty, a man will die at thirty; if hair grows at forty, he will live a long life."

After the age of 40, a very long hair grows out of the end of the eyebrow, which is called "Bo Mao" in metaphysics. It is a sign of longevity. The same is true for the hair growing from the ear holes. Kind-hearted physiognomists will remind everyone not to pluck the hairs casually, but to thank the power of life and do good deeds. The longer you live, the more good deeds you can do!

(8) The squareness of the chin

The middle and lower parts of the face are perfectly developed, and the chin is naturally slightly rounded and tilted forward, which is often a sign of longevity. A perfect chin indicates good health and a cheerful mood in old age.

The above is all about the eight facial features that indicate longevity. For more information on physiognomy, please pay attention to the Dream Interpreter website!