What color is the cinnabar mole?

Although each of us has moles on our body, most of these moles are black moles. In mole physiognomy, moles in each part of the body have different interpretations. So have you heard of cinnabar moles? What color is the cinnabar mole? What is its meaning? Let’s take a look together.

Cinnabar mole is a red mole, which is the concentration of qi and blood in the human body, so people with red moles are mostly auspicious.

The origin of the cinnabar mole The cinnabar mole comes from Zhang Ailing's novel "Red Rose and White Rose". Perhaps every man has had two such women, at least two. If you marry a red rose, over time, the red will become a smear of mosquito blood on the wall, and the white will still be the bright moonlight in front of the window; if you marry a white rose, the white will be a grain of rice stuck on your clothes, and the red will be a cinnabar mole on your heart.

This is the most realistic and insightful description of men in Zhang Ailing's book. Its general meaning is: At the beginning, most men like the elegant and beautiful white roses, whose bright and fresh fragrance is like the cold snow on the mountains. It is worth paying the price of a lifetime to sink in this cold water. However, after experiencing the intoxicating ecstasy, the man gradually became dissatisfied. He began to want a happy, gorgeous dream, enchantingly gorgeous, swaying in the moonlight at dusk. The red rose has a diffuse fragrance, spicy and charming.

In fact, a woman's beauty has always contained thousands of faces, and not everyone can see it. In front of a man who is smart enough, it will show you the most subtle colors in the world. At that moment, the pure white and bright red present a different kind of sweet look. Such a graceful flower needs deep love and wise tenderness to be watered.

There are both red roses and white roses in every woman's soul, but only a man who knows how to love can make the woman he loves more and more beautiful. Even white flowers that are as cold as starlight can also bloom charmingly at the same time.

The truly perfect woman in a man's heart is always changing with time and experience! You will never be able to achieve it. Therefore, no matter whether it is a red rose or a white rose, there will always be regrets and shortcomings that cannot satisfy people, so men always long for the arrival of the charm of other roses.

The difference between cinnabar nevus and other nevus is that blood nevus is different. It is formed after birth and has a great impact on human health. Blood moles can be as big as wolfberries or as small as blood bubbles. They are commonly found on the chest, ribs, arms and lower limbs. The appearance of blood moles indicates the accumulation of fat, phlegm and dampness, which can easily lead to fatty liver, cirrhosis and cholecystitis, and is more common in patients with fatty liver and chronic hepatitis.

Black moles are the stagnation of Qi and blood in the human body, indicating that the Qi and blood in the area where the mole is located are weak and have poor circulation.

In short, no matter what color or shape the mole is, the root cause is the external manifestation of the accumulation of different wastes in the human body. If you do not pay attention to maintenance, the moles will become more and more numerous and grow larger, which means that there are more and more toxins in the body.

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1. There is a cinnabar mole on the eye or on the upper eyelid. The upper eyelid represents the house and property palace, which is in charge of a person's good and evil and kindness. If there is a mole here, it means that the family relationship is not harmonious, the person lacks ethics, and restrains his wife.

2. Moles under the eyes indicate work hardship and bad luck to children. Cinnabar moles under the eyes are divided into three yin and three yang areas under the eyes, also known as the Palace of Children or Eye Bags, which are in charge of whether or not you have children, their health, and their future. If there is a mole here, it will cause bad luck, insufficient kidney energy, poor memory, bad luck, and decreased energy.

3. A cinnabar mole at the crow's nest at the end of the eye will hinder marriage and is a sign of divorce or multiple marriages.
The tail of the fish is the "Jian Men" (the gate of committing adultery), representing the palace of marriage and is in charge of the relationship between husband and wife and the family. If there is a mole at the corner of the left eye, the husband will be separated from her. If there is a mole at the corner of the right eye, the husband will be in poor health.
From the perspective of physiognomy, the area from the corner of the eye to the temple is the spouse palace, also known as the "jianmen", which mainly represents the relationship and marital status of men and women. Those whose spouse palace has smooth and flat lines with few lines usually have harmonious emotions and happy marriages. If there are cinnabar moles or black spots in the spouse's palace, it indicates that there will be twists and turns in the relationship and marriage, and there will be no end.

In addition, the area under the eyes and where the lower eyelids are raised, that is, the location of the eye bags, is also called the Palace of Children. The House of Children symbolizes the relationship between men and women and whether the children have a promising future and whether they have offspring. The Palace of Children must be rich and should not be empty: if it is rich and full, the children and grandchildren will be blessed with both wealth and honor, fame and wealth. A mole in this position is usually called a tear mole, which indicates that the person will worry about his children. People who have black moles on the right side of women or on the left side of men will have hard work for their boys; people who have black moles on the left side of women or on the right side of men will have hard work for their girls.

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