What kind of people easily offend others? What are the five senses?

What kind of people easily offend others?

1. People with forehead wrinkles are prone to offend others <br />If a person has many forehead wrinkles, then this person is prone to offend others.
Because forehead wrinkles usually appear on older people, but if a person has forehead wrinkles at a young age, then this person's fortune in his early years will be very bad, and his fate will be very bumpy before middle age. He will often encounter difficulties in his career or life, and it will be difficult to make money without the help of noble people. If he does not turn his luck around, then he is destined to be poor all his life and will not make many friends.
2. People with protruding nose bridge are prone to offending others .<br />If a person has a protruding nose bridge, then from the perspective of physiognomy, he is very likely to offend others.
Because, in physiognomy, the nose belongs to the House of Wealth, which is one of the twelve palaces of the face, and is in charge of wealth. People with a full and round nose bridge, thick nose wings and a fleshy nose tip are very lucky, will never lack money in their lives and will have good popularity. If the bridge of the nose is protruding, it means that the person is very jealous and narrow-minded. When he meets someone who is better than himself or lives a better life, he will often be jealous and try to stop the development of these people in order to achieve psychological balance. However, this behavior will naturally offend others.

What are the five facial features?

The five sense organs are: the ear as the "hearing organ", the eyebrows as the "longevity protecting organ", the eyes as the "supervising organ", the nose as the "judgment judging organ" and the mouth as the "cash paying organ". The five facial features referred to in ancient physiognomy are: eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. The five senses are an important part of physiognomy. In physiognomy, the five senses are each given a term. Common terms in physiognomy: ears are the "organ of hearing", eyebrows are the "organ of longevity", eyes are the "organ of supervision", nose is the "organ of judgment", and mouth is the "organ of cashier", collectively known as the five senses.
Through the analysis of the "five senses", we can make some basic physiognomy analysis of a person and further judge a person's fortune. 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 whether a person lives a long life.

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