A Brief Analysis of the Three-Point Physiognomy

The so-called three parts are a method of physiognomy that divides the face into three parts to make conceptual judgments about fate. Based on the basis of physiognomy, before observing the face, one must first look at the parts. The fortune and misfortune of the three parts of a person's face is the most profound one in physiognomy. Let's look at your life fortune through your face. The three parts of a person's face can reveal your life fortune. Let's take a look at your life fortune.

The three parts of the face are: the upper part from the hairline to the eyebrows, the middle part from the eyebrows to the nose, and the lower part from the philtrum to the chin. The three parts of the face represent the three elements. The upper part represents the sky, the middle part represents man, and the lower part represents the earth. Therefore, if the upper part is long, plump, square and broad, it means you are noble.

If the middle part of the face is high, straight, steep and still, it indicates longevity. If the lower part of the face is flat, full, upright and thick, it indicates wealth. If the upper part of the face is pointed, narrow and defective, it indicates many disasters, harm to parents and a lowly appearance. If the middle part of the face is short, narrow and collapsed, it indicates unkindness and injustice, lack of knowledge, lack of support from brothers and wife, and may suffer damage in middle age.

If the lower lip is long, narrow, pointed and thin, it means that the person will have no land or house, will be born in poverty and will suffer hardship in old age. If all three lip parts are in good shape, it means that the person will have an excellent appearance.

On the shape of more than

Those who have excess physical form have a round and thick top of the head, a plump belly and back, a broad square forehead, red lips and white teeth, round ears, a straight nose like a gallbladder, black and white eyes, long and thin eyebrows, thick shoulders and navels, a flat and broad chest, a round and drooping belly, they walk and sit upright, with five mountains rising up, three parts of the body in proportion, fat flesh and thin bones, long hands and square feet. They come with a majestic look and leave with a happy look. These are all called excess physical forms. Those who have excess physical forms will live a long and healthy life, and will be rich and noble.

On God’s Abundance

Those who have excess spirit have clear eyes that look straight ahead, long and fine eyebrows, a vigorous spirit, a clear complexion, a vast manner, and a broad vision. They are like the autumn sun shining on the frosty sky, gazing closely, or like the spring flowers swaying in the breeze. They are resolute in facing things, like a wild beast walking on the mountains, standing out from the crowd, like a phoenix flying in the clouds. When they sit on the road, they are as motionless as a boundary stone; when they lie down, they are as steady as a crow perched; when they walk, they are as calm as the flow of calm water; when they stand, they are as proud as the towering of a solitary peak. They do not speak recklessly, are not impetuous, are not moved by joy or anger, and do not change their conduct due to honor or disgrace. Although all kinds of situations arise before them, their hearts are always one. They can be said to have excess spirit. Those who have excess spirit are all noble people. They will not be harmed by misfortunes or disasters, but will be blessed by heaven forever.

On the lack of form

Those who are physically deficient have a thin and pointed head, narrow shoulders, thin waist and ribs, short elbows, thin palms and sparse fingers, stiff lips and sunken forehead, upturned nose and inverted ears, low waist and sunken chest, one eyebrow crooked and the other straight, one eye upturned and one downturned, one eye big and the other small, one cheekbone high and the other low, one hand with lines and the other without, eyes open in sleep, speaking in a female voice, yellow and exposed teeth, bad breath and pointed teeth, bald head with no hair, deep eyes that cannot be seen, sideways walking, timid complexion, small head and big body, short upper body and long lower body. This is what is called physically deficient. Those who are physically deficient have many diseases and short lives, little blessings and are poor and humble.

On the Insufficiency of God

People who lack spirit seem drunk but not drunk, often like a drunkard; they are not sad but seem sad, often like they are worried; they do not sleep but seem to sleep, but wake up as soon as they fall asleep; they do not cry but seem to cry, often like they are frightened; they are not angry but seem angry; they are not happy but seem happy; they are not frightened but seem frightened; they are not stupid but seem stupid; they are not afraid but seem afraid; their appearance and behavior are confused, their complexion is turbid as if they are stained, they have an epileptic look, they are often sad as if they have lost something, they are dazed and panic-stricken as if they are terrified; they speak timidly as if they are hiding from shame, their appearance is humble as if they have been humiliated, their complexion is bright at first but then they speak in a toneless manner, they are happy at first but then they become taciturn. These are all people who lack spirit. People who lack spirit are likely to be imprisoned, and they may also lose their positions as officials.

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