What are the characteristics of the child sent by the Bodhisattva? Big earlobes

In China, many families who are unable to have children will go to temples to worship Guanyin. A child born in this way is called a child sent by Bodhisattva in numerology. Next, let’s take a look at what unique features the children sent by Bodhisattva have in their physiognomy. Friends who are interested should not miss it. It may be of great help to you in understanding your children.

Red forehead

The yin tang is the area between the eyebrows in physiognomy, representing a person's fortune and aura. Therefore, we often hear fortune tellers in TV dramas use professional terms such as "yin tang turns black", which indicates that something unlucky will happen in the life of the person. On the other hand, a rosy forehead indicates that the person's fortune is prosperous and his aura is strong, so it is a typical sign of a Bodhisattva giving birth to a child. Such a child will surely become a dragon among men when he grows up.

Flat nose bridge

In physiognomy, the nose is the palace of wealth. Although a high nose bridge is a sign of good fortune for adults, a flat nose bridge is a sign of true wealth and honor for children. Because when children are young, if the bridge of the nose is too high, they will tend to be self-dominant and difficult to discipline. Over time, they will develop bad habits, which will harm their own fortunes. Therefore, a flat nose is the typical feature of a bodhisattva giving birth to a child.

Beautiful eyes, clear black and white

Eyes can not only communicate, but also convey people's emotions. Whether a person's eyes are beautiful also directly affects their appearance. If a child is born with bright eyes, and as he grows up his eyes can still distinguish between black and white, giving people a very simple and innocent feeling, it means that their hearts are relatively clean and they do not have too many complicated thoughts. Such people are often very kind when they grow up. They never hurt others, have a heart of a bodhisattva, and are good people.

The ears are too big and the earlobes are fleshy

A person with a kind face has an important characteristic, that is, his ears are relatively large and his earlobes are fleshy and thick. Such people are often born into a loving family, and they always have good luck and can bring blessings to their family. People with thick earlobes have enviable fortunes in wealth and health. They are also very cheerful, always surrounded by many friends and have very good interpersonal relationships, and everyone is willing to interact with them.

The above is what the editor of Dream Interpreter introduces to you about the characteristics of children sent by Bodhisattva, namely, big earlobes. I hope it can help you. If you want to know more information about physiognomy, please continue to pay attention.