Are horse post ears really a blessing? What kind of ears are horse post ears?

Is it really a blessing to have a horse tie ? Hitching post ears refer to the small tumors on the human ears. In our lives, they often easily attract other people's attention. In physiognomy , they are often considered to be a sign of wealth. Is this really the case? Let’s learn about the theories of physiognomy.

What is a horse tie ear

There is a small tumor on a person's ear, which is called a "horse post". Medically known as accessory ear, it is not very uncommon among the general population. Accessory ears are a type of external ear malformation that is usually present in the mother's womb. The development of the human external ear comes from a structural tissue called the first parotid groove during the embryonic period. When the first parotid groove develops "over", a small fleshy pillar will grow in front of the auricle, which is the "horse hitching post" in folk legends. Some people may grow one or more polyps, and the shapes may vary, such as rice-grain-shaped, columnar, pedunculated polyp-like, or forked. The accessory ear is often located around the tragus, and in a few people it even grows to a non-auricular position such as the neck.

The physiognomy of the hitching post is considered to be the reason for wealth and prosperity

A horse post is a stone post used to tie horses or livestock in ancient times. It is usually erected in front of the door. Some doors also have a horse-mounting stone to be used in conjunction with the post. There are horse posts and horse-mounting stones in front of the door, with a tall horse standing in between, which is particularly dazzling and shows the air of wealth, thus becoming a symbol of the family's nobility and status. Some scholars call it a "watchtower" and it makes sense, as it has the same meaning as the stone lions, bronze unicorns, que towers and huabiao placed in front of the gate.

The ancients believed that setting up a horse post in front of the door could also serve to ward off evil and pray for blessings. In traditional concepts, feng shui is considered when building a house in order to avoid disasters and pray for the prosperity of future generations and promotion of official titles. If it is not possible to ward off evil spirits, one must erect a "Shi Gan Dang" stone or a horse post to ward off evil spirits. Some horse posts are engraved with the words "Shi Gan Dang" or "Taishan Shi Gan Dang". Tie the horse to the post and you will have a successful career! According to the Southern and Northern Physiognomy: People with this ear shape will be very noble, and will definitely "hold a high position and ride a fine horse" in the future.

How to read faces from ears

1. Ears. The ears are related to physiognomy from the age of one to fourteen. It should be long, big, thick and solid. Indicates whether the development is complete or not. It also represents vitality and longevity.

2. Different ears represent different values ​​of the parents. If the parents are a little older when the child is born, or the age difference between the parents is more than 10 years, the ear helix and auricle are more likely to stick together. Or the ear helix is ​​thin. In fact, this is all a genetic problem, and is closely related to the age and physical fitness at the time of pregnancy.

3. If the ears are narrow and the fork is large, the person will be more rebellious, less obedient and eccentric.

4. Protruding ears are different from protruding front ears. The difference lies in the thickness. For example, Wang Yongqing and Huang Zijiao have protruding front ears. They are in good health, but their personalities are delicate and their destinies are very different. On the contrary, people with protruding ears are destined to be prodigals.

5. Generally, women with Buddha ears (long ears with earlobes) are destined to be concubines or wives of officials.

6. If the ears are small, the ears are soft and lack confidence.

7. People with protruding and outward-expanding earlobes tend to be rebellious and prone to quarreling with family members.

8. People with chicken-beak ears are rebellious by nature and will experience more ups and downs in life.

9. If the ears appear white and rosy, it is noble and auspicious. If it is yellow, it indicates that the person is suffering from many diseases. If it appears blue, it indicates that the person has renal failure. If black is present, it indicates that the person's kidneys are no longer functioning. If it is dark red, you will suffer financial losses due to quarrels within seven days. If the color appears burnt or dark blue, it indicates that the person is dying.

The above is all about whether people with tack-post ears are really blessed and what kind of ears they are. For more physiognomy information, please pay attention to Ziwei Mansion.