Common ear signs of poverty and humbleness. I hope you don’t have these ear signs.

The ear is one of the five facial features and has a very important influence in physiognomy. I believe everyone is curious about facial features, but how much do you know about ear features? The growth of the ears will affect your fortune and luck. Here we have listed several common ear shapes that indicate poverty. Let’s take a look at what they look like.

1. Ear color is gray and black

In physiognomy, ears with a white complexion are preferred, while the most feared color is grayish or black. It is best if the ears are whiter than the face skin color, also known as ears whiter than face. Most of these people have high IQ and good memory, sufficient kidney energy, good health, great fortune, and nobleness. They have a smooth life and can gain good fame, status and income. If a person's ears are gray or black, it means that the kidney qi is seriously deficient and the body is weak. Although he is relatively hardworking and diligent, most of the time he is unable to do what he wants. He lacks wisdom and thinking ability, and the gains are often not proportional to his efforts, and he works hard all his life!

2. The ears are long, low, soft and thin

In physiognomy, the ear is the external orifice of the kidney. Hard and thick ears are preferred, while thin and soft ears are the worst. People with high ears usually have higher IQs, while those with low ears lack wisdom. Such people are usually indecisive, lack rationality and opinions, like to act on their emotions, and are always hesitant and lack decisiveness. If the ears are also thin and soft, this kind of person has a very gentle personality, even a little weak. He likes stability, is afraid of trouble, does not have too many ideals and ambitions, does not like to fight with others, likes to escape and give in when encountering problems, lacks his own opinions, is easily influenced by the thoughts of others, likes to follow orders, lacks leadership, and is mediocre in his career, making it difficult for him to achieve anything!

3. Small and pointed ears

In physiognomy, ears represent a person's health, IQ and fortune. If a person has small and pointed ears, this person usually has congenital kidney deficiency, poor physical fitness, and is prone to being weak and sickly. Their bond with their parents is also relatively shallow. Even if some assets are left behind, they cannot keep them. They lack great wisdom, are listless all day long, look weak, are impetuous, lack patience in dealing with things, and have no scheming. They cannot accommodate things in their hearts and have no opinions of their own. It is difficult for them to achieve anything in their lives and they are prone to having a short life!

4. The earlobes are large and there are no pearls under the ears.

The ear is divided into three wheels: the celestial wheel, the human wheel, and the terrestrial wheel. The celestial wheel is the outline of the upper part of the ear, which represents a person's fortune from parents and noble people, and can reflect a person's character and wealth fortune. If a person's earlobe is relatively large and has no earlobes hanging below, this kind of person is usually very flamboyant and does things in a very high-profile manner, but is very straightforward and speaks and acts directly. He does not know how to adapt and has no scheming. He does not know how to control his emotions, has bad relationships with others, has difficulty accumulating wealth, has more failures than successes in life, suffers serious financial losses, and is destined to be poor and hard-working!

The above four types are the more common ear shapes that indicate poverty. People with such ear shapes do not have very good fortunes and are more likely to encounter difficulties and obstacles. I hope no one will have such ear shapes. If you are interested in this information, you can also refer to it.

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