Judging whether you are rich from the shape of your feet

Judging whether you are rich from the shape of your feet

In physiognomy, there is not only the study of palmistry and face, but also the study of feet. The following is a list of views on foot physiognomy for your reference.

1. Look at the appearance of the feet;

Small, thick, long and soft soles, many wrinkles and hairy feet are all symbols of wealth.

People with short, hard, thick and curved feet and no lines on the soles of their feet usually have bad luck.

People with high arched soles, toes of the same length, and dark purple soles usually hold high positions.

People with thin and long soles have few children and daughters-in-law and are usually more ruthless.

People with long and thin toes are responsible and loyal.

People with round toes have a good life. They are the type of people who just need to stretch out their hands for tea and open their mouths for food.

People with pointed toes are typical poor people, and are the volcano filial son type.

People with flat soles, also known as flat feet, will have a smooth life, but they should pay attention to the parent-child relationship.

People with a special middle toe have a so-called hard-working life, they will be busy all their lives and die in a foreign land.

People with black moles on the soles of their feet usually have a strong Yi Ma horoscope and have many opportunities to travel around the world or go on a trip.

If the index finger is higher than the thumb, the person is physically strong and extremely intelligent.

Extra large toenails indicate a person with a stubborn personality, bad temper, and a desire to dominate and possess.

2. Look at how your feet walk

1. A gentleman walks. As the saying goes, "A gentleman is open and honest." A gentleman walks with his head held high, his waist straight, his chest straight, and he walks steadily and solemnly. Such people have no guilt or distractions in their hearts and are considered gentlemen.

2. The little man is walking. It is also said that "villains are always worried". A treacherous person will definitely walk in a sneaky manner. This is how some treacherous people walk: their heels leave the ground and their head goes over them first, making them walk unsteadily and with an unsteady gait. This kind of person is cunning and calculating gains and losses all the time, so you have to be on guard!

3. Swing left and right. You should sit as steady as a rock and avoid shaking your knees and moving your body. As the saying goes, "When the tree shakes, the leaves fall, and when people shake, their fortunes are thin." People who do these little things are inevitably frivolous and impatient.

4. Think before you step on your left foot. People who like to put their left foot on their right foot when "crossing their legs" like to think about everything over and over again, but rarely put many ideas into practice.

5. Right foot on left foot, lots of action. People who like to put their right foot on top of their left foot when crossing their legs are action-oriented and like to take the initiative in everything, but this also makes them prone to failure. Being independent, they can be wonderful even when they are old and helpless!

3. The story of foot physiognomy;

When An Lushan was still a small soldier, one of his jobs was to wash the feet of Jiedushi Zhang Yugui every day. He found a mole on the sole of the Jiedushi's foot, so he asked the Jiedushi if he knew about the mole. Unexpectedly, Jiedushi Zhang told him: "My fame and wealth today are all due to this mole..." At that moment, An Lushan was a little excited, but said doubtfully: "I have three moles under the sole of my foot, but why am I still a soldier..." After hearing this, Zhang Shougui wanted to look at An Lushan's moles. After looking at them, he promoted An Lushan. Later, An Lushan became the Jiedushi of Fanyang, Pinglu and other three towns in Hedong because of his merits. . . .

The physiognomy book says: "Those with moles on the soles of the feet are mostly rich and noble. An Lushan had moles on both soles of his feet, and Zhang Shougui had a mole on one sole. These are clear evidence of this. However, recently, those who have moles on the soles of their feet but are not rich or noble must have ugly eyebrows or eyes, or have damage to other parts of their body, or their moles were originally missing." Moles on the soles of the feet indicate wealth and noble. There are three on each side, which means a smooth career. Dagui (there was a prince like this in the Ming Dynasty) had seven stars on each side, and he stepped on seven stars to command all the soldiers in the world. Very expensive (Nurhaci of the Qing Dynasty had seven on each side)