The 12 Palaces of Physiognomy: Children's Palace

The 12 Palaces of Physiognomy: Children's Palace

The Palace of Children (tear trough and eye bags, left for son and right for daughter) refers to the tear trough under the eye, which is like the lower eyelid with eye bags. It needs to be thick and not sunken. This area is closely related to the cerebellum. If it is defective, weak, or has evil moles or diagonal lines, it will affect the movement of the cerebellum and make the sexual desire difficult to be normal. Even if you become pregnant and give birth, the child's future growth may also have defects in health or personality.

1. If you see people with dry and sunken muscles or exposed bones:

Children are unfilial and prone to quarrels, and parents and children have no bond.

Children have health problems.

Pregnancy problems are prone to occur, so you should see a doctor more often to prevent infertility or miscarriage.

2. If you see someone with deep wrinkles:

It is difficult to get pregnant, so you should check whether there are any reproductive defects.

Children’s unfilial behavior will lead to health problems for them.

Yi adopted Toad as his adopted son.

3. If you see someone with a black mole:

Prevent congenital diseases.

Pay attention to the problem of punishment. The left eye represents the children's palace, and the right eye represents the children's palace. A mole at the beginning of the eye represents the eldest son or daughter, and a mole at the end of the eye represents the youngest son or daughter.

Be careful not to worry too much about your children, or even over-indulge them.

The size or color of a mole can better symbolize the severity of the disease.

4. If you have plump muscles or bags under your eyes:

The children will definitely become successful.

The children are very filial.

The children are in good health.

5. If the children's palace is wide

The children are well-behaved.

There are many children.

Remark:

1. Quick method to determine whether you will have a boy or girl: