How does the face of wisdom appear?

How does the face of wisdom appear?

Wisdom is not simply about how good your grades are, nor how high your level of study is, but rather it is the great wisdom of grasping the curve and laws of life.

The main formation of life wisdom is innately determined by looking at the forehead and acquired by looking at the ears, with auxiliary cooperation from other parts.

The forehead mainly refers to the development of innate intelligence, which is mostly influenced by the genes of the parents and the early family environment and objective environment. A difficult life in the early years or discord between the parents will greatly affect the growth of the child. This influence includes mental repression, leading to inner worries, depression and mental distraction.

This situation causes the person to be mentally inactive and often depressed, which results in a reduction in facial size and the early appearance of horizontal forehead lines. In middle age, the forehead lines become more obvious.

People who are distracted and depressed have their intellectual development greatly restricted in their early years, and become receptive, slow to react, and dull. Therefore, one can directly read a person’s intelligence and academic achievements from his forehead.

The level of intelligence is mainly determined by acquired factors. Having poor academic performance does not necessarily mean that one cannot become successful or have a career, and the influence of early years may not be unchangeable.

This change is also due to the influence of the objective environment, which leads to subjective changes. The objective environment is created by subjective consciousness. For example, what kind of friends you choose, what kind of major and work you choose, and where you choose to relax are all choices based on your own preferences, that is, subjective choices. These objective factors in turn affect your behavioral consciousness. This is the reason why people are known for their company.

For people who develop well in their early years, both subjective and objective factors in their early years are very favorable for development. For people who have bad luck in their early years, often the period of wisdom formation is longer or late. This is why some people have good luck early and some people have good luck late. People from wealthy families start to have good luck at the age of sixteen to eighteen, while people with good congenital development and ordinary family background start to have good luck after the age of twenty. People who are born with developmental delay and come from poor family conditions usually have good luck after the age of 30.

Why is it that the fortune period of an early fortune is short, while the fortune period of a late fortune is long? Because for those who start their luck early, their life will reach a peak very quickly and easily, and it is not easy to grasp it well. And the trend after the age of 30 is unlikely to make a big leap that is relatively fast. For those who start their luck late, after middle age, they will act cautiously, progress slowly, and show a gradually rising trend, so their luck period is long.

From the perspective of individual differences, why do some people quickly correct their problems after experiencing setbacks, while others remain unrepentant and continue to act on their own?

This is the difference in wisdom. Here we focus on the reasons for the formation of acquired wisdom.

Why do the ears shape our acquired wisdom? Because the level of wisdom is often reflected in the ability to judge and comprehensively analyze external information. This ability determines your orientation in career and life. The ears are the main source of information among the five senses. As the saying goes, "Eyes look in all directions, ears listen in all directions." The ears receive more information than the eyes, just like a person born blind is more intelligent than a person born deaf and dumb.

The level of acquired wisdom depends on the habits of dealing with external things and information. If the mind is messy and the focus is often lost in thinking, such people will not be able to analyze and collect information too much. They will become lazy and want to avoid worrying too much. This is a manifestation of poor ability to process information.

There were originally muscles around the human ears. As humans evolved, these muscles degenerated, but they are still connected to the scalp.

People who deal with information gaps tend to neglect using their brains, which reduces the involvement of their scalp, causing their ears to be positioned forward and their ear roots to be weak.

On the contrary, people who can handle information from all sides well and are good at thinking have frequent activities around the scalp. Over a long period of time, the ears are located back and grow close to the head. At the same time, this force starts from both sides of the scalp and ends at the ear roots. Therefore, people who are good at listening and analyzing have thick ear beads at the ear roots.

This facial feature takes a long time to form, lasting at least ten years, so the level of intelligence can be judged by the ears. Usually, people with high wisdom think a lot about life and have a strong ability to recognize problems. Even if they are born with misfortunes, their fortunes will turn around quickly, which becomes an important factor in their future development.

The above is what the editor has brought to you about how the wise face appears. I hope it will be helpful to you! For more guides, please continue to pay attention to Ziwei Mansion’s special topic on physiognomy!