Your life span from your appearance

Your life span from your appearance

What is the most important thing in life? Money and wealth, riches and status, or love and marriage? No, none of these. The most important thing for a person is to be alive, that is, life. Because no matter how much money you have, how high your status is, or how good your love and marriage are, you don’t have the life to enjoy them. When you lose your life, your money will be someone else’s, your status will no longer be yours, and your marriage will eventually become someone else’s. Some people die young, but there are also many people who live to be a hundred years old. Therefore, a person’s life is the most important thing in his life. As for how to see a person’s life span, here are some simple ways to see your life span.

1. Look at the eyebrows

Eyebrows are the palace of longevity. Before middle age, eyebrows are of appropriate thickness, curved and delicate, shiny and smooth, with the ends of eyebrows drooping slightly. Taboo: Eyebrows pressing on the eyes, broken eyebrows, too light eyebrows, too thick eyebrows, half eyebrows, eyebrows with tails pointing high, these are not signs of longevity. When people are old, their eyebrows will be long and the ends of them will droop. This is what the physiognomy book calls longevity eyebrows.

2. Look at the nose

The nose is the palace of wealth and represents the strength of the body. It is taboo to have a short nose, flared nostrils, a bumpy nose, a broken nose, a bent nose, a sunken nose, a dark nose, or horizontal lines on the nose bridge, as these are all signs of a short life. A long and powerful nose, with a straight nose bridge and no nostrils, is the standard sign of longevity.

3. Look at the eyes

The spirit in the eyes changes with the health condition. Those with full spirit in their eyes are in good health and can recover quickly from minor illnesses. People with short lives have dull, scattered, drifting eyes, or they shed tears in the wind. Their eyes are dull, lifeless, and their eyelids are swollen, like the withered grass and trees in late autumn, or the dry streams. They often give people a feeling of being half asleep.

4. Look at the ears

The kidney opens up to the ear. The kidney is the engine of life vitality and the foundation of one's innate nature. If the ear is thick and large, with enlarged earlobes, rosy color and close to the brain, it indicates that the kidney function is intact and developed, the person is energetic, and is a sign of longevity. On the contrary, if the ears are withered, thin, with thin flesh, small earlobes, and the ears are gray or black in color, it means that the person will not live long. However, appearance is not exclusive and must be considered in conjunction with other parts of the face. Conclusions cannot be drawn based on this alone.

5. Look at the philtrum

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the philtrum is the intersection of the Ren and Du meridians, is the general outline of the eight extraordinary meridians, and controls the yin and yang energies of the human body. Therefore, the philtrum is one of the vital parts of the human body and is the central hub for the balance of yin and yang energies. This area controls children and lifespan. People with deep, long and wide philtrums are mostly healthy and long-lived. On the contrary, people with short, shallow and thin philtrums are mostly weak and short-lived. If the philtrum is shallow and short, or almost invisible from the front, that person will not live long. Moreover, a long philtrum represents longevity. The philtrum is the straight groove between the nose and the lower lip. The length, width, depth, straightness, etc. of the philtrum can reveal a person's status, wealth, lifespan, luck, and whether or not he has descendants. The length of the philtrum mainly reflects life expectancy; a longer philtrum means a long life, while a shorter philtrum means a short life. However, if you are young, you don’t need to worry too much about a short philtrum, because the philtrum will grow longer as you age. Unless you have severe wrinkles, moles or ulcers, there is no need to do it. Generally speaking, the philtrum is desired to be deep, long, wide and clear.

6. Look at the nasolabial lines

The nasolabial lines are located on both sides of the nose. They look like just two ordinary lines, but they represent a person's prestige, reputation, fortune in old age and lifespan. The longer the nasolabial lines are, the longer one will live. If the nasolabial lines do not extend to the corners of the mouth, one will definitely have a short life. If the nasolabial lines are exactly level with the corners of the mouth, the person will not die of starvation but will die of esophageal diseases. If the facial lines do not grow longer after middle age, or even do not reach the mouth, it generally means a short life. The fortune will be more unstable between the ages of 56 and 57. Even if the life span is over 60, the fortune in old age may not be good. However, even if a person has deep nasolabial folds, if his forehead is dull, his mouth shape is poor, and his lips are dark, he will still have difficulty in having good luck and succeeding in his career. If the end of the nasolabial line bends inward under the lips, as if surrounding the mouth, it is also a bad omen. The person will have a hard life in his later years and may be prone to major illnesses and minor pains. His life may be in danger when he reaches around 70 years old.

7. Look at the whole face

The face of a wealthy person is moist, shiny, or white with a rosy glow, which is what we usually call radiant, and the facial muscles are firm and elastic. People who live short lives have a gray and gloomy complexion, their facial muscles are loose and bloated, and they are usually not very clean, with freckles or moles all over their faces. Moles can be auspicious or inauspicious. Black and red moles are auspicious, while moles in blue, yellow, brown, purple, etc. are inauspicious. The location of moles can also determine good or bad luck. People who die young often have moles above the corners of their mouths or in the philtrum, and they are relatively large.

8. Check the grip strength of your hands

When a person reaches old age and you shake hands with him, if you feel that his hands are particularly strong, then this is a sign of longevity. The hand grip strength comes from the liver. A strong grip means healthy liver function, and a healthy liver means longevity.

The above is all about how to predict your lifespan from your face. For more information on physiognomy, please pay attention to Ziwei Mansion!