The interpretation of fortune and luck in the 12 zodiac signs of face reading

The interpretation of fortune and luck in the 12 zodiac signs of face reading

First House: Life Palace

It is what we often call the Yin Tang. As the name suggests, it is the most important part that determines our destiny. It is located between the eyebrows, above the bridge of the nose. It is the gathering place of good and bad energies. A good forehead should be as bright as a mirror, flat and smooth. Such a person's life will be mostly smooth with fewer twists and turns. If the forehead is sunken and uneven, appears narrow due to frowning, has wrinkles, or has scars, these will affect the ups and downs of destiny and make your fortune more bumpy.

Second House: Official Position

As the name suggests, the Palace of Officialdom is responsible for our career luck in terms of promotion and wealth. It is located above the Yingtang, in the middle of the forehead (people who don’t know often confuse this location with the Yingtang). Similarly, the appearance here requires that the face should be plump, flat, shiny and broad, and the best appearance is best if it is bright yellow in color. Others with short, uneven foreheads, wrinkles and bad color will have their fortunes affected.

The Third House: The Palace of Fortune

Above the eyebrows on the forehead, it is professionally called Tiancang, which is responsible for a person's blessings. If the forehead and chin are relatively wide and both are full and intact, this person must be blessed with all five elements, live a long and healthy life, and die peacefully in the future. He or she has a blessed appearance.

Fourth House: Brothers

The Palace of Brothers refers to the position of the eyebrows. In ancient times, it was used to look at the relationship between brothers. For example, if the eyebrows were too close and crossed, brothers would often quarrel and kill each other. Most modern people are only children, so they don't have to consider this point, but it can be extended to look at the relationships and feelings between peers. The area above the eyebrows is for making friends, and it should not have bad lines and scars.

Fifth House: House of Money

The Palace of Wealth refers to the nose (also called the Palace of Husband for women), which represents the position of wealth and career. That’s why we often say “A man’s nose can reveal his wealth, and a woman’s nose can reveal her husband’s fortune”. A good nose should be high, thick, with a round tip, full nose wings and a straight nose bridge. People with this type of nose are often successful in their careers and wealthy. Other types of noses, such as crooked, curved, thin, exposed bones and holes, are bad. If the color is covered with red streaks or has a dull complexion, it is a sign of illness or financial loss. If the tip of the nose is red, it is professionally called "fire injury to the center of the nose", which is a warning of impending disaster. Be careful and do not act rashly to avoid disaster and difficulties.

The Sixth House: House of Property

As the name suggests, field means land and house means house, and it manages our fixed assets. It is located on the upper eyelid between the eyebrows. Similar to the forehead, the appearance of the House and Property Palace is also required to be broad and full, which is not only beneficial for purchasing property but also affects popularity. Those with sunken, narrow and thin faces usually have an impatient temperament and poor popularity, which also affects their career development to a certain extent.

Seventh House: House of Wife and Concubines

It is also called the Palace of Marriage and is located at the tail end of the eye. Like other parts of the body, this part should be flat, full and plump. If there are defects in the Wife's Palace, such as scars, moles, wrinkles or sunken temples, there will be problems in the marriage, such as extramarital affairs.

Eighth House: Children's House

As the name suggests, the Palace of Children looks at information about children. Located in the tear trough of the lower eyelid. This place is also required to be rich and not empty. Medically, this part is closely related to the cerebellum. If there are defects or evil moles or diagonal lines, it will affect the cerebellum, thereby affecting sexual desire and having an adverse effect on the child's future growth, health and personality.

Ninth House: House of Migration

The above are some relatively important houses. The following are relatively minor areas of influence, but their impact cannot be underestimated or ignored in practice and should all be taken into consideration. The location of the Palace of Migration is on the forehead, just above the ends of the eyebrows, close to the hair. It is responsible for a person's "movement" information, such as transportation, relocation, travel, transfer, going abroad, etc.

Tenth House: House of Illness

It is located at the bridge of our nose between our eyes and is responsible for our health and ancestral foundation. The appearance should be plump, moist and with good complexion. If there are breaks, collapses, moles, scars, and damage, these are all very bad signs.

Eleventh House: House of Parents

That is, the sun and moon corners on the left and right of the Tiancang on the forehead. In terms of appearance, it is required to be high, round and bright, with a good complexion, and slightly raised without any deviation. People with this kind of face usually have good genetics, a good family, successful parenting, and can achieve success relatively early. They can avoid many detours and hardships, which will be of great help to their early growth and career. This is what we often call rising to prominence.

12th House: House of Servanthood

In the past, there were slaves, but now in the new society, it can include subordinates, colleagues, juniors, etc., and a round and plump chin is also required in appearance. If this area is pointed, sunken, skewed, narrow, etc., your interpersonal relationships are generally not very good, and the people around you are not very supportive. Therefore, special attention should be paid to improving your children's education and getting along with others to avoid loneliness in your old age.

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