What do the five sense organs and twelve palaces in physiognomy refer to?

We often talk about face. If a person has a good face, he will have good fortune. In daily life, when we hear people talking about face reading, we often talk about the five facial features and the twelve palaces, such as the Palace of Spouse and the Palace of Wealth. So do you all know what the five senses and twelve palaces of physiognomy refer to and what characteristics they have? I believe there are still many friends who don’t quite understand it, so today I will talk to you about the analysis of the five senses and twelve palaces in physiognomy.

The so-called "five senses" refer to the five human organs: ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth. And in physiognomy, they are called the five sense organs as follows:

(1) Ear: It is called the “organ of hearing”.

(2) Eyebrows: They are called “longevity guardians”.

(3) Eye: Also called the "Inspector".

(4) Nose: It is called the “organ of judgment”.

(5) Mouth: Also called "cashier".

In physiognomy, through the analysis of the "five senses", some basic physiognomy analysis can be performed on a person, and then the fortune of the person can be judged. Usually "eyebrows" are related to health and status; "eyes" are related to a person's willpower and kindness; "nose" is related to a person's wealth and health; "mouth" is related to a person's happiness, food and noble fortune; ears are related to a person's longevity.

In addition to the analysis of the "five senses" mentioned above, the next step is to analyze the twelve palaces of face . The specific analysis and relationship of the twelve palaces of face are as follows:

(1) Life Palace : The area between the eyebrows. Affects a person's basic fortune.

(2) Wealth Palace: Located at the tip of the nose. It is related to the fortune.

(3) Palace of Brothers: Eyebrows are the Palace of Brothers. The good or bad relationships between brothers.

(4) Palace of Marriage: located at the end of the eye. The good or bad relationship between husband and wife.

(5) Children’s Palace: Located at the raised area of ​​the lower eyelid. It symbolizes whether the children have a promising future and whether they have offspring.

(6) Palace of Illness: Located at the bridge of the nose between the two eyes. It is related to the good or bad luck in health.

(7) Palace of Migration: Located between the eyebrows at both ends of the forehead. See the good and bad fortune of migration and going out.

(8) Servant Palace: located at the lower end of the cheek. The good or bad relationships between friends and subordinates.

(9) Palace of Official Career: Located in the center of the forehead. It is related to the fortune in career, official position and studies.

(10) Tian Zhai Palace: Located on the eyelid area between the eyebrows and eyes. It is related to the fortune of a person’s family.

(11) Fude Palace: Located on the outer part above the eyebrows. It is related to the good or bad fortune of wealth and blessings.

(12) Parents Palace: The father is located in the upper middle of the left forehead, and the mother is located in the upper middle of the right forehead. The relationship with parents, etc.

Through the analysis of the "Twelve Palaces of Physiognomy", one can determine the good and bad fortunes in a person's life. If you want to know the relationship between brothers, look at the "Brothers Palace"; if you want to know about career development, look at the "Official Palace"; if you want to see love, look at the "Spouse Palace". The key to judging good and bad luck lies in looking at the complexion, glossiness, lines, moles, etc. of the palace to judge a person's good and bad luck.

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