Complete Illustrated Guide to Physiognomy: Serial Back Occipital Bone

Physiognomy is a type of physiognomy and a way for us to understand our own destiny. In ancient times, people used to tell fortunes by touching bones. It is usually difficult for people to distinguish physiognomy. Some bones are obvious, which means they are handsome, while others are prominent but dull. There are several situations that require flexibility and adaptability to understand.

The occipital bone of the chain back is located in the right part of the back of the head. The upper bone is slightly enlarged and upward, while the lower bone is slightly short and downward. Both are long and facing each other. They are mostly noble and have a name but not power. Pressing the occipital bones in a chain usually means that the ancestors have inherited the legacy and come from a wealthy family, or that there are noble brothers or uncles who are closely related and help one's advancement. One is the nobility of relatives, and they use each other to achieve their fame and status. This person is naturally a person with little talent but is proud, often greedy and reckless, and has a negative attitude and is competitive. He only cares about himself and enriches himself, and he has some minor evil behaviors and partial hobbies. His strategy is ambiguous, but hesitant and prudent; his instigation is uncertain, but hasty; his words are big and boastful, and his ambitions are big and chaotic. The master is of average wealth, and secondly noble, and enjoys more blessings from cheap things.

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