Judging fortune from facial complexion

Judging fortune from facial complexion

Qi and color are the two elements. "Qi" is hidden in the flesh and comes down from the skin and bones; "color" is on the surface of the skin and is visible to the naked eye outside the flesh and skin. Qi is a long-lasting color, while "color" is a short-lived color. If there is color but no energy, there will be no development; if there is energy but no color, there will be no development temporarily but there will be great development in the end. Spirit can retain Qi, but Qi cannot retain Spirit. "Spirit" comes from the essence, spirit and eyes. Those with good spirit will be noble and prominent. Ancient physiognomy says; "Those with good complexion are noble and prominent, those with strong energy are honored, and good complexion is but a minor achievement." This shows that color only represents the temporary good or bad fortune. According to physiognomy, bones and eyes represent the prosperity and decline of a lifetime, facial features represent the prosperity and decline of a year or several years, and complexion only represents the prosperity and decline of the present. From this we can conclude that the bones and eyes are like a person's innate eight characters, the facial features are the fortune and annual luck in the eight characters, and the complexion is the fortune of the month or day.

Key points for observing complexion: children's complexion should be light; teenagers' complexion should be bright; middle-aged and older people's complexion should be bright and vivid; the elderly should be simple and plain, and avoid having a rosy face.

1. Green complexion

It belongs to the wood element in the Five Elements, originates from the liver meridian, and is responsible for shock and worry. In spring, you are not afraid of green, such as grass, fruits and bronze colors. But in autumn, seeing green means bad luck.

2. Black color

It belongs to water in the Five Elements, originates from the kidney meridian, and is responsible for disasters and diseases. The color is like the bottom of a pot or a crow's tail. Seeing black complexion in winter means no illness or injury.

3. Yellow complexion

The Five Elements belong to earth, originate from the spleen meridian, and represent joy and celebration. Those with bright yellow color will have good luck in promotion and wealth. If the complexion is black like mud or withered and yellow, it is unlucky.

4. Red complexion

The Five Elements belong to fire, originate from the heart meridian, and represent joy and celebration. The complexion is a mixture of red and white, the face is full of energy, the inside is bright and the outside is fresh, and the face is glowing with a rosy glow, which is a sign of good luck.

5. White complexion

The Five Elements belong to metal, originate from the lung meridian, and represent mourning clothes and illness. The color is as white as a whisk, like white paper, and dry white. White is not taboo in autumn and winter, but it is a taboo in spring and summer.

6. Red complexion

It is caused by the interaction between the heart and the kidney. The Five Elements are water and fire, which counteract each other. It is a mixture of black and red, and it is the source of disaster. Red is a color composed of red with a slight hint of black, similar to the color of pig liver. Red is not taboo in summer, but very unlucky in winter.

7. Purple color

The heart and bone marrow combine to produce a bright red color, which is a red that is somewhat purple. It indicates promotion, wealth, good luck and festivity. The complexion is bright inside and out, the eyes are shining, the inside and outside are bright and lively, the spirit is bright, and the fortune is smooth.

The above is an introduction to judging fortune by facial complexion. For more content, please pay attention to the physiognomy section of the Dream Interpreter website.