Is it a good fate for a person with a full forehead and a round chin?

Is it a good fate for a person with a full forehead and a round chin?

The forehead is full and the chin is square. These eight words have become the fortune tellers' catchphrase. When they meet someone, they first praise the person's good face and then change the subject to say that a disaster is about to happen and misfortune is coming, thereby intimidating the client into paying money to resolve the so-called "disaster." This is one of the common tricks used by swindlers.

Feng Shui masters like to say that opening the door and seeing a window will lead to financial loss. Just like the masters of fortune-telling like to say, when a "Shangguan" meets an "Guan", all kinds of troubles will arise. Anyone can make a few remarks, cite a few celebrities, brag a little, use a few high-sounding terms from the Book of Changes, put on a show, create mystery, and deceive ignorant customers.

only. Opening the door and seeing the window will lead to financial loss. If the window and door are not big, there will be no financial loss. However, if both the door and the window are big and directly facing each other, then financial loss will occur. If the "Shangguan" meets the "Guan", there will be disputes and quarrels. If the "Shangguan" is the "Yongguan", the man will become a high-ranking official, and the woman will help her husband to be powerful. An ominous hexagram may not necessarily be ominous, it depends on the combination of the four pillars and ten gods. Similarly, an auspicious hexagram may not necessarily be auspicious.

1. So what is the relationship between a full forehead and destiny?

Among the five facial features, the forehead represents youth, the chin represents old age, and if they are full and round, it is a good thing to have a smooth life. However, if the following conditions are not met, even if the forehead is full, it will have nothing to do with wealth and success:

1. Eyes of different sizes

2. Broken forehead lines, messy forehead lines, tilted forehead, and low hairline on forehead

3. The ears are dry and burnt, gray and black, thin and small

4. The cheekbones are hollow, sunken, pointed, drooping, and the cheekbones are in conflict with the eyes.

5. The corners of the mouth are drooping and white and dry

6. His face is covered with dust and looks ashen.

7. The nose bridge is sunken, bent, crooked, short, sharp, and sharp, with a knife-like nose tip.

Any one of these would be considered an exception. It is useless to make exceptions. Even if the person has a full forehead and a square chin, it does not count. It's like if one's official destiny is broken. Not to mention there is no hope of becoming an official, it's already rare for a woman not to get divorced or for a man not to get involved in legal trouble and suffer low status.

2. Which part is the forehead?

The forehead is the upper part of the face, from the forehead to the hairline. A full forehead means that the forehead is slightly convex and smooth, without any sunken pits or cracks. It is said in ancient times: A person with a long and plump upper part, square and wide, is a noble person. This is the standard for the forehead. If your forehead looks like this, you will definitely be well-developed before the age of thirty. In ancient times, people took the imperial examination to become officials. If one passed the imperial examination before the age of 30, he would be destined to be an official of high status.

3. Which part is the chin?

The chin is the lower part of the face, from the chin to the cheeks. A square chin means that the chin is neither narrow nor narrow, but full and fleshy, and the cheekbones are square and strong. It is said in ancient times: A person with a flat and full lower body, upright and thick, will be rich. This is the standard for the chin. If your chin looks like this, you will at least be rich after you are fifty years old. The ancients attached great importance to agriculture. If the land was in good condition and the fortune of land and houses was good, collecting rent and grain would at least mean no worries.

4. Where is the atrium?

Now that we have talked about the upper and lower parts of the body, we have to talk about the middle part. The middle stop is from between the eyebrows to the tip of the nose. It is said in ancient times that a person with a high and straight middle figure, steep and still, will have a long life. The standard is: a strong nose bridge and full and powerful cheekbones. The most important word in these phrases is “Shou” (longevity).

5. How do you determine longevity? What’s the use of longevity?

Many people are confused about how to define longevity. Generally speaking, people with a deep, wide and long philtrum will live a long life; people with big, white and long ears will live a long life; and people with bright eyes will live a long life. These are all true, but what’s the point of living a long life if your wife and children are separated from you? What’s the point of living a long life if you are poor and destitute? What’s the point of living a long life if you live a mediocre life and pursue extravagant enjoyment? A long life, of course, means that one has power and is able to benefit the public, has a wealthy family that allows one to help relatives and practice good deeds. Of course, the longer one lives, the better. If your middle part of the face meets the standard shape and your forehead and chin are well matched, you will become a wealthy, powerful and long-lived person, passing on virtue and righteousness to your family and bringing blessings to your descendants. Longevity comes from virtue.

6. What will happen if the forehead, middle part and chin are not in good shape?

Seeing this, some people may ask, what if the three stops do not meet the standards? The answer has already been stated in the book.