Three elements of face analysis

Three elements of face analysis

Physiognomy is a technique of fortune-telling by looking at a person's facial features. We have all heard the saying "Appearance reflects the heart", which mainly means that a person's personality, thoughts, and good and evil behavior can be seen from his face.

A person's appearance can indicate good or bad luck. People with good personalities usually have kind-looking faces; people with evil hearts usually have more evil faces. However, the reverse is not necessarily true. There is a saying that goes "a good face but an evil heart", which means that a face looks kind but the heart is evil; there is another saying that goes "an evil face but a good heart", which means that a face looks evil but the heart is actually kind. In short, face reading requires professionalism and is not easy. Of course, some more sensitive people can make some judgments based on their intuition. However, intuition cannot be used to fully determine the good or bad fortune of a face. Professional numerology analysis is still needed.

There are many methods for analyzing facial features, the most important of which are the 'five senses', 'three stops' and 'twelve palaces', which are introduced below.

1. Five senses

People often say "that person's facial features are like this and like that...; this person's facial features are like that and like that...", but everyone may not be very clear about what the facial features are. In fact, the facial features are something in physiognomy. The five senses refer to the five organs of the human body, namely, ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth. And in physiognomy, they are given a noun as follows:

1. Ear: It is called the 'organ of hearing'.

2. Eyebrow: It is called "longevity officer".

3. Eye: called the 'Inspector'.

4. Nose: It is called the "organ of judgment".

5. Mouth: called 'cashier'.

Through the analysis of the five senses, we can make some basic physiognomy analysis of a person and further determine the fortune of a person. Usually "eyebrows" are related to health and status; "eyes" are related to a person's willpower and kindness; "nose" is related to a person's wealth and health; "mouth" is related to a person's happiness, food and noble fortune; ears are related to whether a person lives a long life.

Two, three stops

In addition to the aforementioned 'five senses', there is also the so-called 'three stops' in physiognomy. As shown below

1. Upper part of the forehead: The area from the hairline on the forehead to the eyebrows is called the "upper part of the forehead". Responsible for the fortune of young people, in charge of the fortune between the ages of 15 and 30.

2. Middle stop: The area from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose is called the "middle stop". Responsible for middle-aged fortune, controlling the fortune between the ages of 31 and 50.

3. Lower part of the face: The area from the bottom of the nose to the chin is called the "lower part of the face". Responsible for fortune in old age, in charge of fortune after the age of 51. Basically, if the upper part of the face is high, long, plump, square and broad, it means the person has a high social status. If the middle part of the face is high and fleshy, it indicates wealth and longevity. If the lower part of the face is round, straight and thick, one will be blessed throughout his life. In addition, the ear area controls the fortune of teenagers under the age of 15, so good ears will help their fortunes as teenagers.

3. Zodiac

In addition to the 'five senses' and 'three stops' mentioned above, there is another very important analysis, that is the 'twelve palaces of facial features'. As shown below

1. Life Palace: Located at the "Yintang" area between the eyebrows. Affects a person's basic fortune.

2. Wealth Palace: located at the tip of the nose. It is related to the fortune.

3. Palace of Brothers: 'Eyebrows' are the Palace of Brothers. The good or bad relationships between brothers.

4. Marriage Palace: located at the end of the eye. The good or bad relationship between husband and wife.

5. Children's Palace: located in the raised area of ​​the lower eyelid. It symbolizes whether the children have a promising future and whether they have offspring.