Your daily behavior determines your life destiny

Your daily behavior determines your life destiny

Our ancients said, "Stand with a proper posture and sit with a proper posture." Yes, a person’s fortune can be seen from the most basic movements of walking, standing, sitting and lying down. Walk like a gust of wind, sit like a bell, stand like a paper stick, lie like a bow.

This is the most basic posture for walking, standing, sitting and lying down. It is what physiognomy calls a 'good appearance', but it is not yet a great appearance. So which kind of sitting posture is considered good in daily life? Now I will explain one by one the best appearance among walking, standing, sitting and lying down, which is also the appearance of wealth and honor.

1. From the perspective of the station:

Man stands between heaven and earth, upright and fixed on the ground like a wooden stake, without deviation or movement. If you cannot stand steadily and stagger from side to side, it is definitely not a noble sign. When standing, do not shake your head or bend your body. You will be upright and enjoy a salary. With a straight waist and an open belly, he will be blessed with good fortune and a long life.

2. From the sitting posture:

Sitting belongs to the behavior of being still; walking is yang, while sitting is yin. Therefore, walking is the yang of the body and sitting is the yin of the body. When sitting, you must be calm and upright, with your body neither tilted nor sideways, as solid and immovable as a rock. The waist and back seem to be supported by someone, the qi is calm and the mind is free, the five qi are regulated by themselves, and one does not feel tired all day long. The longer one sits, the clearer his mind looks, which is a sign of nobility. If one sits as if drunk, sick, tired, wandering, or worried, it is a bad sign and indicates poverty and humbleness. If a person sits with shaking knees, he is a despicable person; if a person sits with lowered head, he is a poor person; if a person sits and turns around, he is vicious; if a person sits and shakes his head, he is cunning. Those who are as still as a stone are rich and noble; those who are calm and motionless are of high virtue; those who are as unsteady as a monkey are poor and humble; those who sit still and have no change in their expression are loyal and good; those who sit still with a confused look and a change of expression are stupid and lowly. In short, if the way of sitting is not correct, then the appearance will not be stingy. If one can be cautious and strict, his blessings will increase day by day.

3. From the perspective of lying down:

Lying down is a time for rest. One must be quiet, peaceful and motionless. This is a time for happiness and longevity. The one who is like a coiled dog is a superior person, and the one who is like a curved dragon is a noble person. Those who open their mouths while sleeping will have a short life; those who gnash their teeth in their dreams will die in war or disaster; those who open their eyes while sleeping will die a bad death on the road; those who talk in their sleep will be slaves or lowly servants; those who lie on their backs like corpses will be poor and short-lived; those who breathe heavily like roaring while lying will be stupid and die easily; those who sleep with their faces covered will be poor and lowly and die a bad death.

Those who sleep on their side are blessed with good fortune and longevity; those who turn sideways are sexually disturbed and have many worries; those who sleep less are considered valuable if they have a clear mind; those who sleep more are considered inferior if they have a turbid mind; those who wake up easily when sleeping are intelligent; those who have difficulty waking up when sleeping are stupid. Those who cannot hear their breathing live long; those who breathe evenly live long; those who breathe more live long, those who breathe less and more quickly die short; those who breathe out with a sighing sound are likely to die easily; those who talk to themselves are poor.

4. Judging from the walking appearance:

The Taiqing Shenjian says about conduct: "A person's good deeds are like a boat encountering water; it will do good wherever it goes. Those who do not behave well are like a boat that has lost its water. They will surely be adrift and drowned. Therefore, the movement of a noble person is like water flowing down, with a heavy body and light feet. The conduct of a villain is like a flame rising up, his body is light but his feet are heavy. Therefore, when walking, one should not hold one's head high and toes high (in an arrogant manner), nor should one bend sideways (bending the body sideways to show humility). Too high will make you arrogant, too low will make you crooked, too fast will make you violent, too slow will make you late. He who can maneuver without losing his temper and advance and retreat in moderation is the most noble person.

For example: Those who walk with their heads down are wise and thoughtful; those who walk with their heads up are less affectionate; those who walk with their chests lowered are foolish and lowly; those who walk with their bodies level are blessed and lucky.

Those who walk like a tiger are blessed with fortune and wealth; those who run like a dragon are powerful and noble; those who walk like a goose or duck will have a fortune; those who rush like a deer will be busy; those who walk like an ox will be rich and live a long life; those who walk like a snake will be poisonous and die young; those who jump like a sparrow will not have enough food; those who tread on the ground will suffer endlessly; those who walk like a tortoise will have fortune and longevity; those who walk like a crane will be blessed by heaven; those who walk like a goose will be smart and virtuous; those who walk like a rat will be hesitant and lowly; those who walk like a floating boat will be rich and noble; those who walk like a hurrying fire will be lowly; those who come here with difficulty have an unlucky nature; those who leave in a hurry will have more than enough wealth and power. Those whose heels do not touch the ground will be poor and die young. Those who walk hurriedly as if running are lowly. Those who glance left and right while walking are suspicious and treacherous. Those who look around while walking are probably frightened and confused. Generally speaking, those who are noble in walking should not bend their waist or lower their head, they should move their feet quickly, move their body straight, walk wide, and walk upright without stagnation. These are noble appearances.

The so-called 'walking like floating clouds, sitting like a rock', all seem like signs of wealth and nobility. "The Great Tongbin of Human Relations" says: "Regret and misfortune arise from the beginning of an action." Therefore, people's every move is based on their innate nature and wisdom, which all indicate good or bad fortune, wealth or poverty.

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